Search
the marketplace
through 230,000 Chemicals and Raw Ingredients
through 8,000+ Supplier owned storefronts
Knowde for Suppliers
Formulations
Food & Nutrition Formulations
Formulations
Cosmetics & Personal Care Formulations
Industries
Agriculture & Feed
Product Families
View All
Adhesives & Sealants
Automotive & Transportation
Building & Construction
Consumer Goods
Electrical & Electronics
Food & Nutrition
Healthcare & Pharma
HI&I Care
Industrial
Paints & Coatings
Personal Care
Printing & Packaging
Sustainability
Cosmetic Ingredients
Sustainable Cosmetic Ingredients
Food Ingredients
Plastics & Packaging
Cleaning Ingredients
CASE Ingredients
Products
Agrochemicals
Applications
View All
Animal Feed & Nutrition
Base Chemicals & Intermediates
CASE Ingredients
Cleaning Ingredients
Composite Materials
Cosmetic Ingredients
Elastomers
Fluids & Lubricants
Food Ingredients
Industrial Additives & Materials
Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals
Pigments & Colorants
Plastics
Ready-to-Use Products
Cosmetic Ingredients
Food Ingredients
Most popular categories
CASE Ingredients
Plastics
Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals
Knowde for Suppliers
Knowde
Adhesives & Sealants
Medical Adhesives
Products in Medical Adhesives: Oligomer
1 Products found in Medical Adhesives
Browse
Applications
Show All 3 Categories
Filters
Suppliers
Product Families
Functions
Chemical Family
Products
Brands
Suppliers
Formulations
Documents
Relevance
Designer Molecules
Designer Molecules PEM-665
Chemical Family:
Methacrylates
Molecular Weight:
665.0 - 665.0 g/mol
Features:
Thermal Resistance
Designer Molecules PEM-665 is a methacrylate terminated polyester oligomer that has low color and low cure shrinkage. The backbone of this product consists of a statistical distribution of low molecular weight polyester segments. A representative structure is shown above. The cycloaliphatic dibasic ester residues as well as the methacrylate end-groups resist hydrolysis. This oligomer has approximately 33% less cure shrinkage than BisGMA at 100% conversion. Unlike BisGMA, it is not based upon a bisphenol A backbone and therefore does not have the potential to act as an endocrine disruptor.