Products

CARPOL® TEAP-265 is a triethanolamine-initiated polyether polyol. The resultant material has a nominal functionality of three and a typical hydroxyl number of 635. This polyol’s functionality and short-chained nature make it optimal for use in rigid foam. Primarily used as a rigid polyol modifier, CARPOL® TEAP-265 can be used to cut the high viscosity seen with most sucrose based rigid polyols while acting as a good crosslinker. In addition, this polyol contains amine which enhances the overall system reactivity.

CARPOL® NIONIC™ 850 Polyglycol is a nonionic surfactant with a chemical structure designed to make it act as a defoamer in many applications. Even at very low concentrations, CARPOL® Nionic™ 850 can be used to reduce the superficial tension of liquids, including high viscosity liquids. Defoaming performance is a function of cloud point and end use temperature. These materials are water soluble at low temperatures and will flocculate when warmed above their cloud point.

CARPOL® NIONIC™ 1400 Polyglycol is a nonionic surfactant with a chemical structure designed to make it act as a defoamer in many applications. Even at very low concentrations, CARPOL® Nionic™ 1400 can be used to reduce the superficial tension of liquids, including high viscosity liquids. Defoaming performance is a function of cloud point and end use temperature and CARPOL® NIONIC™ 1400 has a high cloud point of 77o C. These materials are water soluble at low temperatures and will flocculate when warmed above their cloud point.

CARPOL® NIONIC™ L-62 Surfactant is a nonionic surfactant with a chemical structure designed to make it act as a defoamer in many applications. Even at very low concentrations, CARPOL® NIONIC™ L-62 can be used to reduce the superficial tension of liquids, including high viscosity liquids. Defoaming performance is a function of cloud point and end use temperature and CARPOL® NIONIC™ L-62 is an effective low foam surfactant. These materials are water soluble at low temperatures and will flocculate when warmed above their cloud point. In addition these products are easily removed and leave no residue on surfaces.

CARPOL® GSP-7216 is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol formulated to a nominal functionality of 4.2 and a typical hydroxyl value of 31. This ethylene oxide capped polyol is designed to provide a moderate degree of cross-linking and reactivity for high resiliency flexible foam applications. Advantages of using this polyol include increased load bearing, enhanced compression set performance, and the potential for reduced use of graft polyol.

CARPOL® GSP-520 is a glycerin/sucrose-initiated polyether polyol. The high functionality of the initiators yields a resultant polyol with a nominal functionality of five and a typical hydroxyl number of 520. Due to this polyol’s high functionality, it is typically used in rigid foam and its applications. Blending CARPOL® GSP-520 with other polyether polyols allows for foam systems with high to lower degrees of crosslinking.

NIONIC™ 17R2 Surfactant is a reverse block copolymer surfactant with a chemical structure designed to provide reduced foaming and gelling tendencies compared to non-reverse block copolymer surfactants. NIONIC™ 17R2 Surfactant can be used to reduce the surface tension of liquids, including high viscosity liquids even at very low concentrations. The unique features are extremely low toxicity, defoaming activity, wetting, cleaning, emulsification, and chemical and thermal stability.

CARPOL® GSP-370 is a glycerin/sucrose-initiated polyether polyol. The high functionality of the initiators yields a resultant polyol with a nominal functionality of seven and a typical hydroxyl number of 370. Due to this polyol’s high functionality, it is typically used in rigid foam and its applications. Blending this polyol with other polyether polyols allows for foam systems with high to lower degrees of crosslinking. In addition, CARPOL® GSP-370 is mildly catalytic, which enables the use of less catalyst while still providing the formulator with control over the system’s reactivity.

CARPOL® NIONIC™ 1100 is a blend of polyethers, primarily glycerol ethoxylated propoxylated and polyalkylene glycol. It functions as a nonionic surfactant.

CARPOL® PES-375 is targeted for use in rigid polyurethane foam applications. The high functionality of CARPOL® PES-375 provides increased dimensional stability without compromising on viscosity or flammability performance. The advantageous properties of this polyol make it ideal for use in spray polyurethane foam.

CARPOL® MX-470 is a Mannich-based polyether polyol. The resulting product has a nominal functionality of approximately four with a targeted hydroxyl number of 470. The presence of amine in this polyol creates a material that is autocatalytic. Due to this, CARPOL® MX-470 is suitable for spray foam in addition to any other application that demands a fast cure.

CARPOL® GSP-280 is a glycerin/sucrose-initiated polyether polyol. The high functionality of the initiators yields a resultant polyol with a functionality of seven and a typical hydroxyl value of 280. Due to this polyol’s functionality, its niche is rigid foam and its applications. Blending this polyol with other polyether polyols allows for foam systems with high to low degrees of crosslinking. In addition, CARPOL® GSP-280 is mildly catalytic, which enables the use of less catalyst while still providing the formulator with control over the system’s reactivity.

CARPOL® NIONIC™ L-61 Surfactant is a nonionic surfactant with a chemical structure designed to make it act as a defoamer in many applications. Even at very low concentrations, CARPOL® NIONIC™ L-61 can be used to reduce the superficial tension of liquids, including high viscosity liquids. Defoaming performance is a function of cloud point and end use temperature and CARPOL® NIONIC™ L-61 is our lowest foaming surfactant. These materials are water soluble at low temperatures and will flocculate when warmed above their cloud point.