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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® 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® 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.

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® GP-6015 is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 6000 Da. This triol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 15% ethylene oxide. The outcome is a polyol with enhanced reactivity. Main applications include C.A.S.E., as this polyol has low total unsaturation levels and an antioxidant package tailored for this type of market.

CARPOL® GSP-355 is a glycerin/sucrose-initiated polyether polyol. The high functionality of the initiators yields a resultant polyol with a nominal functionality of 4.5 and a typical hydroxyl number of 355. Due to this polyol’s high functional nature, it is typically used in 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-355 is a neutral material, which presents the formulator with complete catalytic control over a system.

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® GP-6305 is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 6300 Da. This triol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 5% ethylene oxide. The outcome is a polyol with enhanced reactivity. Main applications include C.A.S.E., however, CARPOL® GP-6305 may also be included as a component in other urethane products and formulations.

CARPOL® GP-6015-60 is a glycerine-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 6000. This triol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 15% ethylene oxide. The outcome is a polyol with enhanced reactivity. Main applications include C.A.S.E., as this polyol has low total unsaturation levels and an anti-oxidant package taylored for this type of market.

CARPOL® GP-6305-55 Polyol is a glycerin-initiated polyether polyol. The resulting material has a functionality of three and an average molecular weight of 6300 Da. This triol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 5% ethylene oxide. The outcome is a polyol with enhanced reactivity. Main applications include C.A.S.E., however, CARPOL® GP-6305-55 Polyol may also be included as a component in other urethane products and formulations.

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.