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G Polytec 


Sustainable, high-performance custom water-based polyurethane resin 

G Polytec 


We develop customized water-based polyurethane resins
that balance high performance with environmental responsibility.  

Carboxyl & Sulfonate ionic center
comparison table


Carboxylic acid
(Urethane Bonding)


Product Name

DMPA/DMBA

Substance Name

Dimethylolpropionic acid

Dimethylolbutanoic acid
Appearance
White powder
Solids Content (wt%)
≧ 99.0%
Molecular Weight (g/mol)
134.13(DMPA) / 148.16(DMBA)
Dosage(wt%)
≧ 2.2 wt%
Neutralizing Agent Required
Added at 93% or more relative to the TEA molar amount.
Advantages

1. Easy to use (powder)

2. Effective even at a low dosage. 

3. Lower manufacturing cost than other products. 

Disadvantages

1. Highly affected by external environmental conditions (acid, base, transport). 

2. Difficult to increase the solids content (≤ 48%). 

3. Very low transport stability.

4. DMBA has a limited supply, making it difficult to purchase.

Sulfonic Diol 
(Urethane Bonding)


Product Name

GS-7Q

Substance Name

Bis-1,4-((2-hydroxypropoxy)-2-propoxy) -butane Sulfonate Sodium Salt. 

Appearance
Yellowish, high-viscosity liquid
Solids Content(wt%)
≧ 99.0%
Molecular Weight (g/mol)
420 ±15
Dosage(wt%)
≧ 3.8 wt%
Neutralizing Agent Required
Not required
Advantages

1. High storage stability

2. Excellent lot-to-lot consistency

3. Less affected by external environmental conditions (acid, base, transport)

4. Easier to increase the solids content (≦ 60) 

Disadvantages

1. Poor workability due to higher viscosity

2. Slower reactivity than other products

3. Requires a higher dosage than other products

4. Higher manufacturing cost than other products

5. Requires strict storage conditions (moisture barrier required)

6. Reactivity varies depending on the polyol type (ether, ester, blends, etc.)

Sulfonic Amine
(Urea Bonding)


Product Name

A-95

Substance Name

Natrium Amino Alkyl Sulfonate

Appearance
Colorless liquid
Solids Content (wt%)
50.0% (H2O,50%)
Molecular Weight (g/mol)
190.2 (100%)
Dosage(wt%)
≧ 2.0 wt%
Neutralizing Agent Required
 Not required
Advantages

1. Effective even at a low dosage

2. Fast reaction rate

3. High storage stability

4. Easy to handle and store (not affected by moisture)

5. Improves resin's heat resistance and physical properties

6. Less affected by external environmental conditions (acid, base, transport)

Disadvantages

1. Very low lot-to-lot consistency. 

2. Difficult to increase solids content (≤ 50%)

Sulfonate ionic center
comparison table


Category
Sulfonic Amine
(Urea Bonding)
Sulfonic Diol
(Urethane Bonding)
Product Name
A-95GS-7Q
IUPAC Name
(en)Natrium Amino Alkyl Sulfonate.Bis-1,4-((2-hydroxypropoxy)-2-propoxy)-butane Sulfonate Sodium Salt.
(cn)乙二胺乙磺酸钠磺化丁二醚四异丙二醇
Molecular Structure
Reaction Structure
Appearance
Pale yellow transparent liquidHigh-viscosity pale yellow transparent liquid
Solids Content(wt%)
50.0% (H2O,50%)≧ 99.8%
Molecular Weight(g/mol)
≒190.2 (Solids Content)420 ±15
Recommended Ratio (wt%)
≧ 1.8 wt%≧ 3.8 wt%
Advantages

1. High efficiency relative to the dosage (1.8 wt%)

2. Good hydrolysis resistance

3. Resin stability is not significantly affected by external environmental conditions

4. Fast reaction rate

5. No need to consider polyol compatibility

1. Excellent production stability

2. Can increase solids content (≥ 55%)

3. Allows flexible control of the addition order

4. Can be used alone

5. Easy to control particle size

6. Good hydrolysis resistance.

Disadvantages

1. Difficult to apply alone

2. Low lot-to-lot consistency in production

3. The addition order cannot be changed

4. Rough coating performance (adhesives)

5. Difficult to control particle size.

1. The resin properties are soft (residual surface tackiness, skin layer)

2. Slow reaction rate with aliphatic isocyanates (catalyst required)

3. Difficult to control the reaction with aromatic isocyanates

4. High reaction temperature (88°C, reaction rate with PPG 2,000)

5. Poor compatibility with ether polyols and high-molecular-weight ester polyols.

Email   g.polytec@gmail.com 

Phone  82) +52. 267. 0168 

CEO: Richard J. Park 

Address: 39-5, Goyeongongdan 1-gil, Ungchon-myeon, Ulju-gun, Ulsan, Korea 

Fax: 82) 52-268-0168

Email: jcchoicn@gmail.com


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