Reading a Monomer COA: Purity, Water, Inhibitor and Colour
What each line on a hydroxy acrylic monomer certificate of analysis actually tells you, and which values are worth challenging before the drum goes into the reactor.
Read Article →Application notes, procurement guidance and verified information for coating, resin and adhesive manufacturers.
What each line on a hydroxy acrylic monomer certificate of analysis actually tells you, and which values are worth challenging before the drum goes into the reactor.
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The paperwork that travels with a drum of monomer, who prepares each document, and how the agreed Incoterm decides who carries cost and risk.
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An introduction to the dual acrylic and hydroxyl functionality of 2-HEA and its industrial use in coatings, resins and adhesives.
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What makes HEMA different from HEA, where it is used, and the documents a buyer should request before ordering.
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A hydroxy-functional acrylate with good flexibility and high polymerisation activity, and where it fits in coatings and resin systems.
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A functional methacrylate with excellent polymerisation performance and good weather resistance, and how to choose between the four monomers.
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Both are hydroxy-functional monomers. The differences in cure behaviour, film properties and handling are what matter in practice.
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One is an acrylate and one a methacrylate. The practical consequence shows up in film flexibility, cure rate and weather resistance.
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How the four DECHEM monomers fit into a two-component coating or adhesive system, and what each one contributes.
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What these monomers do in structural and non-structural adhesive systems, and where they are used to modify an existing polymer.
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A practical checklist for evaluating a monomer supplier before you commit a production programme to them.
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Practical guidance on drums, ISO tanks and bulk containers, and what to confirm before a shipment leaves the works.
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