Polyester Polyol

Products are synthesized by removing primary water through the condensation reaction of diacid (glycol) and removing a small amount of diol using vacuum to adjust acidity and molecular weight. In synthesizing polyurethane, the soft segment of polyurethane bonds significantly affects elastic deformation, influencing physical properties such as flexibility, hydrolysis resistance, and bending. This process can manufacture resins with a wide range of mechanical properties, from elastic to rigid ones, depending on the choice of polyol type.

Polyester Polyol

Product Name Viscosity
(CPS/75˚C)
Acid value
(mgKOH/g)
Hydroxyl value
(mgKOH/g)
Molecular weight Composition
C-1001 180 - 250 Max. 0.5 107 - 117 950 - 1050 AA/1.4BD
C-1013 160 - 230 Max. 0.5 107 - 117 950 - 1050 AA/EG/1.4BD
C-1513 350 - 450 Max. 0.5 70 - 80 1400 - 1600 AA/EG/1.4BD
C-2013 650 - 750 Max. 0.5 52 - 60 1850 - 2150 AA/EG/1.4BD
C-2034 500 - 700 Max. 0.5 52 - 60 1850 - 2150 AA/EG/DEG
C-2001 600 - 750 Max. 0.5 52 - 60 1850 - 2150 AA/1.4BD
C-2003 600 - 700 Max. 0.5 52 - 60 1850 - 2150 AA/EG
C-2004 600 - 700 Max. 0.5 52 - 60 1850 - 2150 AA/DEG
C-3013 1300 - 1500 Max. 0.5 35 - 40 2800 - 3200 AA/EG/1.4BD
C-3134 1900 - 2300 Max. 0.5 30 - 35 3200 - 3740 AA/1.4BD/EG/DEG