Allyl Resin

Name:
Allyl Resin
Detailed information:
A special class of polyester resins derived from esters of allyl alcohol and dibasic acids. Common monomers are allyl diglycol carbonate, also known as diethylene glycol bis(allyl carbonate), diallyl chlorendate, diallyl phthalate, diallyl isophthalate, and diallyl maleate. Polymerization occurs through the unsaturated allyl double bond to form thermosetting resins that are highly resistant to chemicals, moisture, abrasion, and heat, and have low shrinkage and good electrical resistivity.

Use:

As laminating adhesives and coatings, especially by impregnation of layered materials with prepolymers (called prepregs); allylic glass cloth, varnishes, applications requiring microwave transparency, encapsulation of electronic parts, vacuum impregnation of metal, casting of ceramics, molding compositions, heat-resistant furniture finishes.