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Synoflex® DOM

Synoflex® Plasticizer

Synoflex® DOM is an internal plasticizer with much lower volatility than Synoflex® DMM and Synoflex® DEM. It can be copolymerized with vinyl chloride, vinyl acetate, styrene and acrylic esters. Copolymers are commonly used in coatings, films, adhesives, rubbers, pigment fixatives, etc. In addition: The film made of the copolymer of Synoflex® DOM and vinyl chloride has good low temperature flexibility.

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Synoflex® DOM


  • Cas No.:142-16-5/ 2915-53-9

  • Chemical Name: Bis(2-ethylhexyl) maleate

  • Synonym: Plasticizer DOM;Aerosol OT-35;Dioctyl Maleate

  • Molecular structure:


Spec :

Item

Specification

Appearance

Colorless transparent oily liquid

Content(GC)%

99.0 min

DOM content(GC)%

98.0min

DOF content (GC)%

3.0max

Acid Value(mg KOH/g)

0.1 max

Color(APHA)

30 max

Moisture%

0.1 max

Density 20℃ g/mL

0.930-0.950

Flash Point ℃

170 min



Application :

Used as an internal plasticizer. It could be copolymerized with monomers like vinyl chloride. Vinyl acetate, styene, acrylic etc. These copolymers have good transparence and impact resistance, can be used in preparing coatings, films, adhesives, rubbers etc, better adjusting the molecular weight, leveling the film, reducing the cost.

Packaging :
  • 200kg drum、IBC tote、ISO tank、Flexitank.

Storage :

Stored in a cool dry place(2-8° C) out of direct sunlight.

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