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Page 1: dicarboxylic acids and dialcohols. - ABRAFATI 2019
Page 2: dicarboxylic acids and dialcohols. - ABRAFATI 2019
Page 3: dicarboxylic acids and dialcohols. - ABRAFATI 2019

An unsaturated polyester is a macromoleculebuilt by a polycondensation reaction fromdicarboxylic acids and dialcohols.

Double Bond

Polyester

Monomer(Styrene)

OO

OHOH

O

O

Polycondensation reaction:

H2O

Dicarboxylicacid

Dialcohol

Unsaturated Polyester

An unsaturated polyester resin is a solution ofthe unsaturated polyester in a low viscositymonomer (styrene)

Unsaturated Polyester Resin

Curing process:

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TMPDE TECHNOLOGY

• TMPDE ( TRIMETYLPROPANE DI-ALLYL ETHER ) is used especially for

increasing the glossy property in polyester coatings and also it is used in

order to improve the surface hardness. TMPDE works as a chain stopper

to improve oxidative drying properties and direct gloss.Incorporating

allylethers into the coatings system also increases the production rate and

your productivity.Resins cure faster with a higher content of allylether up

to a certain level, the normal range being 15-35% by weight.

• A higher TMPDE level ( 30-40% by weight on total resin ) allows to achieve

a good reactivity, sufficient to formulate “Styrene Free” products.

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TMPDE TECHNOLOGY

• Chemistry

Free Radical,(cure by Co metal +Mek peroxyde)

-UPE MODIFIED ALLYLIC : CH2 O CH2 CH=CH2

CH3CH2C CH2 OH

CH2 O CH2 CH=CH2

A) SYNTEVEN : standard Styrene grade

B) SYNTEVEN : “Styrene free” systems

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Low viscosity(0,75 mPa*s)

High availability

Good solvent and reactive monomer

Good perfomance of the final product

Flammable

Very hazardous in case di eye contact

Hazardous in case of skincontact, of ingestion, ofinhalation

Possible cancirogenfor humans!

STYRENE

Low price

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“STYRENE FREE”

• METHACRYLATE GROUP LOW

IRRITATION

T0 REPLACE STYRENE

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METHACRYLATE TECHNOLOGY

• HEMA Hydroxyethylmethacrylate

• HPMA Hydroxypropylmethacrylate

• PEG200DMA Polyethylenglycoldimethacrylate

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HEMAGHS –LABELLING

Symbol(s)

Signal word : warning

Hazard statement :

H317-May cause

allergic skin reaction.

H319-Causes serious

eye irritation.

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HPMAGHS –LABELLING

Symbol(s)

Signal word : warning

Hazard statement :

H317-May cause

allergic skin reaction.

H320-Causes eye

irritation.

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PEG200DMANot a dangerous

substance or mixture

according to the

Globally Harmonized

System(GHS).

Classification

according to Directive

67/548/EEC or

1999/EC : Indication of

danger

Not dangerous

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Galstaff MultiresineUnsaturated polyester resin sty free for redox system

Synteven 713 100% SOLID CONTENT

Synteven 704 80% Butyl Acetate

Synteven 728 AE 80% Ethyl Acetate

Synteven 462 2AB 75% Butyl Acetate

Plasticising resin:

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Galstaff Multiresine SpA 13

STYRENE FREE:

•GOOD REACTIVITY •GOOD ADHESION ANDGOOD RESISTANCES

•NO SMELL•LONG GEL TIME•HIGH HARDNESS•HIGH GLOSSY PROPERTY

STYRENE:

• LOW COST• GOOD REACTIVITY•GOOD ADHESION AND GOOD RESISTANCES

•SHORT GEL TIME•STRONG SMELL •GOOD FLEXIBILITY

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WORKABILITY DIFFERENCE

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

wo

rka

bil

ity

Working Time (hours)

styrene free

styrene

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YELLOWING RESISTANCE

• QUV TEST(600 HOURS, by UV lamps type UV–A340):

To note that the QUV test has given the presence of

a little of yellowing, not in exposure part but in dark

room, typical phenomenon in UPE technology. It is

caused both from radical reaction with Co and Mek

Peroxide and from some inhibitor or stabilizer

additivies contained in the resins and monomers. In

spite of this it has been noted that the styrene free

yellowing it is a little bit lower than styrene, as

follow :

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YELLOWING RESISTANCE

1. Δb in styrene system: 0.7

2. Δb in styrene free system: 0.5

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Comparative chart

Standard product Sty free

Sandability

Wetting properties

Film hardness ++

Air release

Cold check

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HARDNESS BY ERICHSON PENCIL

(MOD.318)

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Styrene Styrene free 2K,PU

NW

HARDNESS

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SANDING SEALER PROPERTY

Styrene : good after 18-24 hours fromapplication

Styrene free : good after 5-7 hours fromapplication

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CONCLUSIONS

1. STYRENE FREE : it is based on synergist react

between the allylic polyester and

methacrylate monomer to replace styrene.

2. STYRENE FREE : it offers longer gel time and

no smell. Better safety and lower irritation.

3. STYRENE FREE : it offers better

performances in terms of sanding time

property as sanding sealer and better

hardness film when applied as top coat.

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CONCLUSIONS4. STYRENE FREE : persist some yellowing in

dark room, but lower than std styrene.

5. In addition we can offer some detailed

formulation of ready warnish and

enamels,very accurated in terms of

composition and evaluation of the

performances.

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Head Office:

via Stazione, 90 - 21020 Mornago - VA - ITALY

Ph: +39 0331 9014.52 Fax: +39 0331 904777

E-mail: [email protected]

Web: www.galstaffmultiresine.com

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THANK YOU FOR

YOUR

ATTENTION