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Tamanol 520S
Arakawa Chemical
Alkylphenolic resin. Used as a tackifier in CR adhesive. Offers tackiness retention time. Possesses good phasing stability, heat resistance and adhesion strength...
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Adhesives
Polymers>Synthetic Rubbers>Chlorinated Rubbers / Chloroprenes (CR)
Tamanol 521
Arakawa Chemical
Alkylphenolic resin. Used as a tackifier in CR adhesives. Offers long tackiness retention...
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Adhesives
Polymers>Synthetic Rubbers>Chlorinated Rubbers / Chloroprenes (CR)
Tamanol 581
Arakawa Chemical
Alkylphenolic resin. Used as a tackifier in CR adhesive. Offers tackiness retention time. Possesses good phasing stability, heat resistance and adhesion strength...
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Adhesives
Polymers>Synthetic Rubbers>Chlorinated Rubbers / Chloroprenes (CR)
Tamanol 586
Arakawa Chemical
Tamanol 586 by Arakawa Chemical is alkylphenolic resin. Used as a tackifier in CR adhesives. Offers good heat resistance and stability...
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Adhesives
Polymers>Synthetic Rubbers>Chlorinated Rubbers / Chloroprenes (CR)
Tamanol 901
Arakawa Chemical
Thermoplastic rosin phenolic resin. Used for polychloroprene adhesive and hot melt adhesives. Provides very good heat stability. Increases the heat creep...
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Adhesives>Hot-melt adhesives
Polymers>Synthetic Rubbers>Chlorinated Rubbers / Chloroprenes (CR)
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