Tackifiers > Terpenes > Terpene phenol

Thermoplastic terpene-phenolic resin primary used for the enhancement of tack in aqueous systems and in contact adhesives. Compatible with high pH polychloroprene latices. Can be blended with other... view more

Aqueous dispersion primarily used for enhancing tack in aqueous adhesive systems. Developed for use with carboxylated polychloroprene latices. (Can be blended with latices which are neutral without... view more

SP-560 Resin (Old name: AKROCHEM® P-03) by Akrochem is a thermoplastic, oil-soluble, terpene phenolic resin-based tackifier. It is mainly suitable in adhesives as either the base resin or as a... view more

AQUARES T95P DISPERSION by Aquaspersions is an emulsion of a terpene-phenolic resin. It is miscible in water and exhibits negligible evaporation rate. AQUARES T95P DISPERSION is recommended for acrylic PSA, SBR and... view more

803L by Arakawa Chemical is terpene phenolic resin derived from rosin, resin from pine trees. Used as a tackifier in chloroprene and hot melt adhesives. 803L offers high softening point and heat... view more

Terpenoid phenol based rosin ester emulsion. Used as a tackifier. Offers very good adhesion strength and compatibility with various latexes or emulsions... view more

EMULTROL E-60 by Concentrol is a terpenophenolic resin emulsion. Acts as a tackifier. Improves polymeric dispersion adhesion upon non-polar substrates and cardboard. Offers good wetting properties... view more

DERMULSENE TR 501 by DRT is an aqueous, solvent-free tackifier dispersion based on terpene phenolic resin. It offers high adhesion, good mechanical stability and high shear properties. DERMULSENE TR... view more

DERMULSENE TR 602 by DRT is an aqueous dispersion based on terpene phenolic resin, used as a tackifier. It offers high adhesion, high shear properties and good mechanical stability. DERMULSENE TR... view more

DERTOPHENE H 150 by DRT is a tackifier based on terpene phenolic resin. It is compatible with ethylene/vinyl acetate, ethylene/butyl acrylate copolymers, with polyesters and with various resins... view more