Soya Oil Fatty Acid has a freezing point of 28ºC max., and is mainly used in paint industry to produce alkyd resin for paint applications. It can also be used in cosmetics, detergent, soap, rubber, surfactant, plastic, textile, and auxiliary agents. This product has an iodine value of 120-130g/100g, an acid value of 195-202mg/g, and a saponification value of 196-205.
Qingdao Sun Chemical Corporation Limited is a developer and producer of high-grade hydrocarbon resins specialized for Paint applications. Product properties of these hydrocarbon resins include very light color, heat stability, low odor, good varnish, easy compatibility, and less dust. The company’s raw material stock capacity is 5,000 tons with annual production capacity of 40,000 tons.
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