Hydrogenated hydrocarbon resin is a transparent synthetic resin produced by the hydrogenation of hydrocarbon-based C9, C5 and DCPD monomer streams. This hydrogenation process imparts unique properties to the resin, such as oxidation resistance, tackiness, adhesion, flexibility and resistance, making it suitable for various applications across different industries such as in adhesives and in plastic compounds.
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.
| Grade | Softening point | Color Hazen | Heat stability Gardner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sukorez SU-100 | 100 – 109°C | Max. 50 | Max. 2 |
| Sukorez SU-110 | 110 – 115°C | Max. 50 | Max. 2 |
| Sukorez SU-120 | 116 – 125°C | Max. 50 | Max. 2 |
Hydrogenated hydrocarbon resins improve tack, peel strength, and cohesive performance while maintaining light color and oxidation stability.
Their low color and superior UV resistance make them ideal for light-colored or transparent systems requiring long-term stability.
They enhance flexibility, adhesion, and processing performance without compromising aging resistance.
Hydrogenated resins contribute to gloss, pigment wetting, and improved adhesion to various substrates.
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