Polyamide Resin for inks and paints | 63428-84-2

Polyamide resin is yellowish granula transparent solid. As a non-reactive polyamide resin, it is made from dimer acid and amines.

Characteristics:
1. Stable characteristic, good adhesion, high gloss
2. Good compatible with NC
3. Good solvent release
4. Good resistance to gel, good thaw property

Application:
1. Gravure and flexographics plastic printing ink
2. Over print varnish
3. Adhesive
4. Heat sealing coating

Polymer Type: Polyamide resins are polymers made by the reaction of diamines with dicarboxylic acids or by the self-condensation of amino acids.
Common Monomers: Common monomers include diamines such as hexamethylene diamine and adipic acid, which are used to produce Nylon 66, a well-known polyamide.
Engineering Plastics: Polyamide resins are widely used in the production of engineering plastics, such as Nylon, which find applications in automotive components, electronic devices, and consumer goods.
Adhesives: Some polyamide resins are used in the formulation of adhesives, providing strong bonding capabilities.
Coatings: Polyamide resins are utilized in the formulation of coatings, providing durability, corrosion resistance, and chemical resistance.
Textiles: Nylon, a type of polyamide, is extensively used in the textile industry for the production of fabrics and fibers.
Chemical Resistance: Polyamide resins often exhibit good resistance to chemicals and solvents.
Flexibility: Depending on the specific formulation, polyamide resins can be flexible or rigid.
Dielectric Properties: Some polyamide resins possess good electrical insulating properties.

Varieties of Polyamide Resins:
Different types of polyamide resins can be produced based on variations in monomers and processing conditions, resulting in materials with distinct properties suited for specific applications.