Macromonomers offer a perfect blend of crystallinity and amorphousness, as well as hydrophilicity and water repellency not possible with other monomers and linear polymers. This improves the functions of paints, forming materials, pressure sensitive adhesives, and mold release agents.

Product name

Macromonomer

Usage

Information technology

Electronics materials Computers Mobile information terminals

Home electronics

Televisions and DVDs

Environment and energy

Reduce environmental impact

Basic materials

Pulp and paper processing Resin and rubber additives Paint, ink, coatings and adhesives

Automobiles

Automobile interior Automobile exterior

Lifestyle

Interior and exterior Daily sundries Printing materials Packaging materials

Function

Cross-linking Interface activity Curability Luster High strength Flexibility Adhesiveness Water resistance Heat resistance Translucency Transparency Adhesives Reactivity Dispersibility Releasability Liquidity Weatherability Plasticization

Macromonomers are high quantity monomers with polymerizable functional groups.

Graft polymers with few homopolymers can be made easily by copolymerizing them with other monomers.

Graft polymers deliver a balance between trade-off performance, such as softness or hardness, crystal or amorphous, and hydrophilic or hydrophobic, not possible with linear polymers.

These macromonomers are used to improve the functions of paints, forming materials, pressure sensitive adhesives, adhesives and mold release agents.

Paints, forming materials, pressure sensitive adhesives, and mold release agents