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China C5/C9 Copolymer Hydrocarbon Resin Suppliers - High-Performance Factory-Produced Tackifying Resin

Introducing the C5/C9 Copolymer Hydrocarbon Resin from our factory in China. This high-quality thermoplastic resin is polymerized from unsaturated aliphatic and aromatic olefins resulting from naphtha cracking. Our resin boasts a light yellow hue and serves as an excellent tackifying agent in high-performance formulations for Hot Melt Adhesives (HMA) and Pressure Sensitive Adhesives (PSA). As trusted suppliers in the industry, we package our product in convenient 25kg multi-layer composite paper bags to ensure optimal quality and integrity. Elevate your formulations with our premium resin today!

    Product Parameter

    C5/C9 copolymer hydrocarbon resin can be used as a tackifying resin and applied in high-performance formulations of hot-melt adhesives and pressure-sensitive adhesives.

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    Storage Recommendation: Granular resin may clump or agglomerate in high-temperature climates or when placed near heat sources, so it is recommended to store it indoors and keep it at a low temperature.
    Grade Softening Point (°C) Color Gardner Features Application
    G-90 85-95 ≤5 Light color, Low VOC HMA, Packaging adhesive, Rubber Compounding
    G-100 95-105 ≤5 Light color, LMW HMA, PSA, Packaging adhesive, Rubber Compounding
    G-110 105-115 ≤6 Light color, LMW HMA, PSA, Packaging adhesive
    G-120 115-125 ≤6 High softening point HMA, PSA, Packaging adhesive
    Frequently Asked Questions
    What are the primary applications for C5/C9 copolymer hydrocarbon resin?

    It is primarily used as a tackifying resin in high-performance hot-melt adhesives (HMA), pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSA), packaging adhesives, and rubber compounding.

    How should the resin be stored to prevent clumping?

    To avoid clumping or agglomeration, especially in granular form, it should be stored indoors in a cool environment away from direct heat sources or high-temperature climates.

    What is the difference between G-90 and G-120 grades?

    The main difference lies in the softening point: G-90 has a lower softening point (85-95°C), while G-120 features a high softening point (115-125°C) for specific industrial requirements.

    Are these resins low in volatile organic compounds (VOC)?

    Yes, specifically the G-90 grade is characterized by its light color and Low VOC properties, making it suitable for sensitive packaging applications.

    Which grades are suitable for rubber compounding?

    Both G-90 and G-100 grades are explicitly recommended for rubber compounding applications in addition to adhesive formulations.

    What does "LMW" refer to in the features column?

    LMW stands for Low Molecular Weight, which contributes to the specific flow and tack properties of grades like G-100 and G-110 in adhesive formulations.

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