Syna-Epoxy 21 is a clear to pale yellowish liquid that is miscible with a wide range of organic solvents. It is miscible with acetone, ethanol and benzene. This product has low viscosity and good fluidity so it is able to be used in bulk manufacturing. It can be used as a casting resin, in reinforced plastics and solvent-free adhesive for UV resistance and anti-radiation properties. It is a unique structure which also gives increased alkali and water resistance.
Synasia, Inc. is a contract and toll manufacturer of specialty and fine chemicals. They supply epoxies and photo initiators to the electronics, inks and the paint and coating industries. Synasia specializes in the development of UV/Radcure, specialty resins, additives for polyurethane and polyamide applications. They also distribute FEP fluor polymers and other specialty chemicals
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