Products

CYMEL® U-216-8 Resin acts as a crosslinking agent within the CASE Ingredients category. Tailored for building and construction, particularly in building envelope, roofing, and EIFS and insulation applications, this clear liquid primer adheres efficiently to metal substrates. Compatible with acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters, it offers versatility and reliability in various coating scenarios.

CYMEL® 203 Resin functions as a crosslinking agent under the CASE Ingredients umbrella. Specifically designed for the automotive and transportation and paints and coatings sectors, this clear liquid is essential for automotive OEM coatings and coatings and finishes applications on metal surfaces.

CYMEL® U-662 Resin functions as a crosslinking agent within the paints and coatings industry. Tailored for industrial and furniture coatings, this clear liquid is compatible with polymers such as acrylics, alkyds, and polyesters, offering optimal adhesion and performance on metal and wood surfaces.

CYMEL® 1130 Resin functions as a crosslinking agent within the CASE Ingredients sector. Designed for automotive and transportation markets, it finds its primary application in automotive OEM coatings. This clear liquid, compatible with acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters, offers versatility, especially for metal substrates in coatings and finishes.

CYMEL® 202 Resin serves as a vital crosslinking agent within the CASE Ingredients domain. Tailored for diverse markets like automotive and transportation and paints and coatings, this clear liquid plays a pivotal role in automotive OEM coatings, coatings, and finishes. With compatibility spanning acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters, it specifically functions well in waterborne coatings.

CYMEL® UB-24-BX Resin functions primarily as a crosslinking agent within the paints and coatings sector, particularly suited for industrial and furniture coatings. This clear liquid primer is adept at enhancing the bond with various polymers, such as acrylics, alkyds, and polyesters. Its formulation ensures superior adhesion, especially when applied to textiles and wood substrates.

CYMEL® 285-100 Resin serves as a crosslinking agent categorized under the CASE Ingredients' monomers and intermediates and chain extenders and crosslinkers. Targeting the paints and coatings sector, it is particularly designed for industrial coatings, showcasing compatibility with acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters. This clear liquid is formulated for metal substrates, presenting a consistent and transparent appearance.

CYMEL® 254 Resin functions as a crosslinking agent within the CASE Ingredients domain, particularly falling under the monomers and intermediates and chain extenders and crosslinkers categories. Tailored for the automotive, transportation, paints, and coatings sectors, this clear liquid is especially suitable for automotive OEM coatings. It exhibits compatibility with acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters. Primarily designed for metal substrates, this primer offers clarity and uniformity in its liquid form.

CYMEL® 328 Resin functions as a crosslinking agent within the CASE Ingredients' monomers and intermediates and chain extenders and crosslinkers categories. Tailored for the automotive and transportation and paints and coatings sectors, this clear liquid is ideal for automotive OEM coatings, coatings, and finishes, especially waterborne coatings on metal surfaces.

CYMEL® 251 Resin serves as a crosslinking agent in the CASE Ingredients sector, falling under the monomers and intermediates and chain extenders and crosslinkers categories. Specifically curated for automotive and transportation and paints and coatings sectors, this clear liquid is apt for applications such as marine coatings within the mentioned markets. It harmoniously blends with acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters. Designed for waterborne coating applications, its consistency and clarity make it a preferred choice.

CYMEL® 250 Resin functions as a crosslinking agent within the CASE Ingredients domain, specifically falling under monomers and intermediates and chain extenders and crosslinkers. Tailored for the automotive, transportation, paints, and coatings markets, this clear liquid is vital for applications like automotive OEM coatings and finishes. Compatible with acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters, it is primarily designed for primer use, offering consistent quality and performance.

CYMEL® UB-30-B Resin functions as a crucial crosslinking agent within the paints and coatings industry, particularly in the realm of industrial and furniture coatings. This specialized liquid primer is specifically designed to enhance adhesion properties when used with acrylics, alkyds, and polyesters, making it an ideal choice for various wood substrates.

CYMEL® 3745 Resin functions as a crosslinking agent under CASE Ingredients' monomers and intermediates and chain extenders and crosslinkers categories. Tailored for the automotive and transportation and paints and coatings sectors, this clear liquid is specifically suited for automotive OEM coatings, offering compatibility with both solventborne and waterborne coatings.

CYMEL® 235 Resin serves as a pivotal crosslinking agent within the CASE Ingredients framework. As a liquid under the Monomers and Intermediates family, specifically Chain Extenders and Crosslinkers, it is particularly relevant for the automotive, transportation, and paints and coatings sectors. This clear liquid, ideal for top coat applications, is adeptly compatible with acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters, showcasing its efficacy on metal and marine surfaces.

CYMEL® 232 Resin is a critical crosslinking agent categorized under CASE Ingredients. As part of the monomers and intermediates family, specifically chain extenders and crosslinkers, this clear liquid plays a key role in the paints and coatings market. Tailored for applications in industrial coatings and furniture coatings, it excels when paired with compatible polymers and resins like acrylics, alkyds, epoxies (EP), and polyesters, particularly on metal surfaces.