Aromatic Hydrocarbon Resin

Aromatic hydrocarbon resin is a synthetic resin derived from petroleum-based aromatic hydrocarbons. It is widely used in various industries due to its excellent compatibility with a wide range of polymers and solvents, making it a versatile choice for enhancing adhesion, tackiness, and performance in different applications. It is used in adhesives & sealants, inks & toner, tire & rubber and clay pigeons.

About our supplier

Kolon Industries is a renowned company specializing in the production of high-quality chemicals, particularly hydrocarbon tackifier resins. Since 1957, they have been delivering innovative solutions for a wide range of applications, including adhesives, sealants, rubber compounding, and coatings. At De Monchy, we offer a portfolio of various Hydrocarbon resins from Kolon. These resins find applications in various aspects of daily life, including paint for road marking, office tapes, printer ink, and more. They are marketed under the trademarks SUKOREZ, HIKOREZ, and HIKOTACK.

Unique Properties

Compatibility: It is highly compatible with a wide range of polymers and solvents, making it versatile.
Tackiness: Aromatic hydrocarbon resin provides excellent tack, enhancing bonding strength and adhesion.
Adhesion: It improves adhesion to various substrates, making it suitable for various applications.

Versatility: These resins can be used in a wide range of applications, making them versatile.
Stability: Aromatic hydrocarbon resin is stable and provides consistency in formulations.

Highlighted Product Grades

Grade	Softening Point	Color Gardner
Hikotack P-90	90 – 100°C	Max. 9
Hikotack P-1105	107 – 113°C	Max. 8
Hikotack P-120	115 – 125°C	Max. 8

*The product grades highlighted above are just a selection from our extensive range. For a complete overview or more information about our products, we kindly request you to contact us via the contact form at the bottom of this page.

Alternative for

The choice of aromatic hydrocarbon resin depends on specific application requirements. Alternatives may include other types of tackifying resins or resin systems with similar properties, depending on the desired characteristics and environmental conditions. The selection is influenced by factors such as tack, adhesion, compatibility, and cost considerations. Aromatic hydrocarbon resin is preferred when versatility, compatibility, and tackiness are essential for the application.