Product Description of Petroleum resins CAS#64742-16-1
Petroleum Resin is a hydrocarbon-based synthetic resin produced from petroleum-derived feedstocks. It mainly consists of high-molecular-weight hydrocarbon compounds with a relatively high carbon-to-hydrogen ratio.
It is widely used as a functional resin in various industrial applications due to its good compatibility and adhesive properties.
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Chemical Properties of Petroleum resins CAS#64742-16-1
| Boiling point | 400℃[at 101 325 Pa] |
| density | 0.908[at 20℃] |
| vapor pressure | 0Pa at 25℃ |
| EPA Substance Registry System | Petroleum resins (64742-16-1) |
| Toxicity | LD50 orl-uns: 7 g/kg GTPZAB 32(4),55,88 |
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| TSCA | TSCA listed |
| Toxicity | LD50 orl-uns: 7 g/kg GTPZAB 32(4),55,88 |
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Product Application of Petroleum resins CAS#64742-16-1
Petroleum resins (CAS#64742‑16‑1) are versatile hydrocarbon tackifiers widely applied across multiple industrial sectors. In adhesive manufacturing, they enhance tack, peel strength and water resistance for hot‑melt adhesives, pressure‑sensitive adhesives used in tapes, labels and packaging products. For paints, coatings and road‑marking paints, they boost film gloss, hardness, adhesion and chemical resistance of finished coatingsAlibaba.co.... In rubber compounding for tires and rubber goods, they act as processing aids to improve miscibility and reinforcing performance without disturbing vulcanization process. They are also added into printing inks to promote pigment dispersion, quick drying and print gloss. Minor applications cover paper sizing and asphalt modification for better weather durability
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