Eastman Plastolyn™ 290 Hydrocarbon Resin

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Eastman Plastolyn™ 290 Hydrocarbon Resin
Categories:	Polymer
Material Notes:	Product Description: Plastolyn™ 290 hydrocarbon resin is a versatile, aromatic, water white, very high softening point resin for use in polymer modification, adhesives, overprint lacquers, coatings and a variety of other applications. Recommended as a flow modifier in such polymers as polyvinylchloride (PVC), acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) and block copolymers. Its water white color and good economy, combined with superior heat and ultraviolet light (UV) stability compared with conventional C9 hydrocarbon resins, provide formulators a new level of quality without sacrificing competitiveness. Application/Uses: Automotive Building and Construction Contact Adhesives Footwear and Leather Hot Melt Adhesives Rubber and Plastic Modification Solventborne Adhesives Key Attributes: Color stability Low color Made from purified aromatic monomers Very high softening point Information provided by Eastman
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Viscosity, Melt Viscosity, Melt Viscosity, Melt Molecular Weight, Mn Molecular Weight, Mw. Mw/Mn ratio = 3.3 Molecular Weight, Mz Glass Transition Temp, Tg Ring & Ball Softening Point, ASTM E28 Gardner Color Number, ASTM D6166

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Eastman Chemical Company

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Plastic

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