Genamid® 250 is a low viscosity, amidoamine resin designed for reaction with liquid or solid epoxy resins in epoxy coating systems. It offers good compatibility with a wide range of epoxy products and is most commonly used with Bisphenol A-based epoxy resins that have an epoxide equivalent weight of approximately 190. It is lower in viscosity than Genamid® 2000 although it is generally slower in cure time.
Resins systems based on Genamid® 250 allow low viscosity formulation with high pigment loading. In comparison to many similar curing agents, Genamid® 250 gives rapid cure response. It is ideally suited for high solids formulations with low viscosity epoxy resins. Genamid® 250 and epoxy resin systems are recommended for applications such as: adhesives, electrical encapsulations, laminates and industrial maintenance coatings.
BASF Dispersions & Pigments Asia Pacific provides solutions for customers in the coatings, construction, printing and packaging, and adhesive markets. These products help manufacturers in the adhesives, nonwovens, and fiber bonding industries meet functional and performance demands while using smart, ecologically minded materials that enhance the performance properties of customers’ production processes.
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