1,4 CHDA is a special monomer used in the polyester resin synthesis. Compared to linear aliphatic and aromatic diacids, a higher content in 1,4-Cyclohexanedicarboxylic Acid results in a better compromise of resin yellowing resistance, solubility in many solvents, hardness, felxibility, salt spray, detergent and stain resistance in the final polyester. This product is available in Europe.
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