Eastman Eastotac™ H-130E Resin

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Eastman Eastotac™ H-130E Resin
Categories:	Polymer
Material Notes:	Product Description: Eastotac™ H-130E is a hydrogenated hydrocarbon resin, having a ring and ball softening point of 130°C and a molten Gardner color of 8. Application/Uses: Asphalt Modification Assembly Automotive Bookbinding Building and Construction Caulks and Sealants Contact Adhesives Hot Melt Adhesives Laminating Nonwovens Packaging Pressure sensitive adhesives Rubber and Plastic Modification Solventborne Adhesives Tapes and Labels Wax Modification Wire and Cable Key Attributes: Broad compatibility with numerous elastomers, polymers, and other tackifying resins Consistent quality Excellent heat stability Light color Low odor Information provided by Eastman
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Bulk Density	1.04 g/cc
Density	1.04 g/cc
Brookfield Viscosity	1200 cP @Temperature 190 °C
Molecular Weight	480 g/mol	Mn
	1000 g/mol	Mw. Mw/Mn ratio = 2.1
	2100 g/mol	Mz

Chemical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Total Acid Number	<= 0.10

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
Glass Transition Temp, Tg	74.0 °C
Flash Point	299 °C	Cleveland Open Cup
Ring & Ball Softening Point	130 °C	ASTM E 28

Optical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Gardner Color Number	5.0	ASTM D6166
	8.0	Molten; ASTM D1544

Descriptive Properties
Cloud Point	<-50°C	OMSCP
	62°C	DACP
	77°C	MMAP

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