Products

CARPOL® EDAP-770 is an ethylenediamine-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a nominal functionality of four and a typical hydroxyl number of 770. This tetrol is polymerized solely with propylene oxide and is autocatalytic due to its amine content. This polyol’s functionality makes it optimal for use in rigid foams as a crosslinking modifier. In addition, CARPOL® EDAP-770 can also be used as a curative for most C.A.S.E. applications.

CARPOL® SPA-530 is a sucrose amine-initiated polyether polyol. The high functionality of the initiators yields a resultant polyol with a nominal functionality of 5.5 and a typical hydroxyl number of 530. This polyol’s functionality and short-chained nature make it optimal for use in rigid foam. In addition, CARPOL® SPA-530 contains amine and therefore is autocatalytic. This allows the formulator to use less catalyst while achieving the same reactivity seen in other neutral rigid polyols.

CARPOL® GP-5171-60 Polyol is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a nominal functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 5000 Da. This triol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 71% ethylene oxide. The outcome is a polyol with enhanced reactivity. Main applications include flexible foam, however, CARPOL® GP-5171-60 Polyol may also be included as a component in other urethane products and applications.

CARPOL® GP-5171 is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a nominal functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 5000 Da. This triol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 71% ethylene oxide. The outcome is a polyol with enhanced reactivity. Main applications include flexible foam, however, CARPOL® GP-5171 may also be included as a component in other urethane products and applications.

CARPOL® PGP-1000 is a propylene glycol-initiated polyether polyol. CARPOL® PGP-1000 has a functionality of two and an average molecular weight of 1000 Da. This diol is polymerized solely with propylene oxide for controlled reactivity. Main applications include C.A.S.E., however, CARPOL® PGP-1000 may also be included as a component in other urethane products and formulations.

NIONIC™ 25R2 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™ 25R2 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® EDAP-800 is an ethylenediamine-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a nominal functionality of four and a typical hydroxyl number of 800. This tetrol is polymerized with ethylene and propylene oxides and is autocatalytic due to its amine content. This polyol’s functionality makes it optimal for use in rigid foams as a crosslinking modifier. In addition, CARPOL® EDAP-800 can also be used as a curative for most C.A.S.E. applications.

CARPOL® PGP-4000 is a propylene glycol-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a functionality of two and an average molecular weight of 4000 Da. This diol is polymerized solely with propylene oxide for controlled reactivity. Main applications include C.A.S.E., however, CARPOL® PGP-4000 may also be included as a component in other urethane products and formulations.

CARPOL® MX-425 is a Mannich-based polyether polyol. The resulting product has a nominal functionality of approximately four and a targeted hydroxyl number of 425. The presence of amine in this polyol creates a material that is autocatalytic. Due to this, CARPOL® MX-425 is suitable for spray foam formulations in addition to any other application that demands a fast cure.

CARPOL® PGP-400-50 is a propylene glycol-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a nominal functionality of two and a molecular weight of 400 Da. The low functionality and viscosity of this polyol makes for a versatile product. It may be used in rigid foam systems to lower the viscosity of B-side materials while helping control crosslinking.

CARPOL® GP-4520-55 is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 4500 Da. This triol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 20% ethylene oxide. Main applications include C.A.S.E., however, CARPOL® GP-4520-55 may also be included as a component in other urethane products and formulations.

CARPOL® SPA-357 is a sucrose amine-initiated polyether polyol. The high functionality of the initiators yields a resultant polyol with a nominal functionality of 5.5 and a typical hydroxyl number of 350. This polyol’s functionality and short-chained nature make it optimal for use in rigid foam. In addition, CARPOL® SPA-357 contains amine and therefore is autocatalytic. This allows the formulator to use less catalyst while achieving the same reactivity seen in other neutral rigid polyols.

CARPOL® PGP-700 is used in chemical manufacturing as a base chemical for elastomers and polyurethane production.

CARPOL® GP-700 is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 700 Da. This triol is polymerized solely with propylene oxide for controlled reactivity. Main applications include C.A.S.E. and flexible foam, however, CARPOL® GP-700 may also be included as a component in other urethane products and formulations.