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ETERNATHANE®

Technical Datasheet | Supplied by UBE
ETERNATHANE® by UBE is a series of polycarbonate-based and isocyanate-terminated urethane prepolymer with customizable polycarbonate and isocyanate composition, for polyurethane applications requesting high performance and maximized durability in harsh conditions overtime. This prepolymer series can be supplied in a wide range of free NCO content, allowing to meet your specifications and polyurethane properties. This series present a working pot life useful for both machine and hand-batching procedures. ETERNATHANE®-based polyurethanes properties can be adjusted by using a standard or a mixture of different curative agents, such as UBE ETERNACOLL® polycarbonate diol. Polyurethanes based on ETERNATHANE® exhibit enhanced durability against extreme conditions and maintaining original performance overtime.
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ETERNATHANE®
Technical Datasheet | Supplied by UBE
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Product Type
Polyols > Polycarbonate Polyols
Chemical Composition
Polycarbonate-based and isocyanate-terminated urethane prepolymer
Physical Form
Various
Appearance
Liquid - solid
Product Launch Date
Oct 1, 2016
Product Status
COMMERCIAL

ETERNATHANE® Properties

Property

Value & Unit
Test Condition
Test Method
NCO content
6 - 17 %
Prepolymer density (90°C)
1.1 g/cm3
Melting temperature for solid grades
40 - 60 °C

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