Polymere

Luna PTSI-P is used in the formulation of polyurethane products as a reactive additive with low viscosity. Luna PTSI-P prevents moisture related problems by reacting with trace moisture. Excess water reacts with Luna PTSI-P towards the corresponding carbamic acid, which undergoes immediate decomposition to form carbon dioxide and the relatively inert p- toluenesulfonamide, which is commonly used as a plasticizer.

Luna-mer HPMA-F is a hydrophobic methacrylate monomer, that can be used in the manufacture of various acrylic resins (solid and emulsion) and acrylic polyols.

PURANOL RF 8360 is a sucrose-initiated rigid polyether known for its low viscosity. It is a versatile material suitable for various applications, including the production of rigid foams used in refrigerators, building boards, insulation pipes, and simulated wood products.

Q-Cel® Lightweight series products have a density approximately one-fifth of most thermoset resins. On an equal weight basis, the Q-Cel® hollow spheres occupy about five times more volume than an equivalent weight of resin, which can reduce compound weight and cost. They can replace heavy fillers, such as calcium carbonate, talc and clays, thus lowering the weight of composite materials. Spheres have the lowest surface area of any filler type, thus the lowest resin demand. Lower viscosities are common, allowing less resin to be used, usually resulting in cost savings in many applications. Q-Cel® 6014® is recommended for castings applications with polyesters, urethanes, PVC plastisol, and other systems where low viscosity and low shear processing conditions are used.