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P-™10 Acid Low color castor oil fatty acids is castor oil fatty acids, derived from pure castor oil. P-™10 Acid Low color castor oil fatty acids is the building block for modifying many performance properties of a broad range of industrial chemicals. These performance enhanced chemicals are then used in a variety of consumer products, including paints, adhesives, soaps and inks.

Cotin® 430 is a dioctyltin carboxylate recommended for the manufacture of silicone and polyurethane systems. Cotin® 430 is considered a "slower" catalyst. As a result, this catalyst is primarily used in silicone reactions and polyurethane formulations where slower catalysis is required.

Flexricin® P-8 is a highly efficient plasticizer having very low volatility. It has excellent electrical properties, extrusion lubricity and heat stability. It is used in vinyl wire- jacketing, semi-rigid vinyls and flexible nitrocellulose lacquers.

Coscat® 83 is an organobismuth compound that was specifically developed as a catalyst for two component, polyurethane systems. For soft to medium hardness systems the addition of a zinc catalyst can reduce a potential lag in final cure, yielding a stronger final cure typical of a mercury-based catalyst.

DOCCO 007 Gloss Oil is a 70% solids gloss rosin varnish dissolved in solvent naphtha. In comparison to DOCCO #006, DOCCO #007 Gloss Oil dries faster and to a higher hardness.

DOCCO 006 Gloss Oil is a 60% solids gloss rosin varnish dissolved in solvent naphtha. In comparison to DOCCO #007, DOCCO #006 Gloss Oil dries slower and to a lower hardness.

AA™ Standard Castor Oil is a commercial, quality refined grade castor oil. It is a light-colored viscous liquid. The principle constituent (approximately 90%) is the triglyceride (ester) of ricinoleic acid. The combination of hydroxyl group and unsaturation exists only in castor oil.

Pale 4 polymerized castor oil oxidative polymerization of castor oil yields products with increased viscosities and decreasing solubility in aliphatic solvents. Pale 4 polymerized castor oil is used to plasticize a variety of resins in adhesive and sealant systems, inks and hot melts. It is a processing aid and plasticizer for rubber polymers.

Caspol™ 5001 is a 100% solids castor oil based reactive diluent with a linear chain backbone having low viscosity, good compatibility and wetting. This polyol is the lowest molecular weight diol of the Caspol series. Caspol™ 5001 has a very low viscosity and produces higher strength, elongation and flexibility than DBTM Oil.

Polycin® GR-50 is a 100% solids, castor oil-based derivative designed for use as a primary polyol or reactive diluent in polyurethane sealants and adhesives systems. Polycin® GR-50 imparts low hardness and provides VOC reduction while offering the beneficial properties of castor oil derivatives, such as improved flow and levelling.

Flexricin® P-3 is an outstanding plasticizer for polyvinyl butyral, rosin, vinysol resin and cellulose acetate butyrate resins. It also functions as a general purpose plasticizer for both nitrocellulose and ethylcellulose resin systems, and as an internal reactive plasticizer for polyurethanes.

Vorite® 105 has been polymerized by a unique process, which imparts excellent thermal and viscosity stability. They function as polymeric plasticizers for elastomers in adhesive and sealant applications.

DRY #1 Castor Oil is a Technical Grade pure castor oil having a very low moisture content at 0.02% maximum. Also known as ricinus oil, it is a triglyceride of fatty acids which occurs in the seed of the castor plant, Ricinus communis. The low moisture content makes this product ideal for lubricant or polyurethane applications where low moisture is required.

Flexricin® 100 is a stabilized variant of Vertellus' P- 10 Acid having a shelf life of 24 months. Flexricin® 100, just as P-10 Acid, is a building block for modifying many performance properties of a broad range of industrial chemicals. These performance enhanced chemicals are then used in a variety of consumer products, including paints, adhesives, soaps and inks.

Pale 1000 Blown Castor Oil commonly known as blown oils have increasing viscosities resulting from oxidative and crosslink polymerization at the double bonds and hydroxyl groups. Oxidative polymerization of castor oil yields products with increased viscosities and decreasing solubility in aliphatic solvents, increasing compatibility with various resins and improved ability to wet and disperse pigments while imparting solvent and abrasion resistance to lacquer systems. The polymerized oils are used to plasticize a variety of resins in adhesive and sealant systems, inks and hot melts. The heavier viscosity polymerized oils are processing aids and plasticizers for rubber polymers, imparting oil and solvent resistance.