Rosin Modified Resin PE100 is a glycerol ester of gum rosin that is esterified by gum rosin and glycerol or pertaerythrite. It is a slightly yellow to transparent flake or bead in appearance with a softening point of 98-102°C. This product is commonly used as a raw material in applications such as hot melt adhesives, pressure sensitive adhesives, and glue.
Resin Chemicals Co., Ltd. is a supplier of gum rosin, rosin modified esters, and hydrocarbon resins used in the Paint & Coatings industry. Its annual production capacity comprises 15,000 metric tons each of both gum rosin and rosin derivatives. Resin Chemicals is dedicated to customer satisfaction, innovation, and delivery of high quality products and services that exceed expectations.
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