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Selection guides written from the grade tables on this site. Each one ends with a decision, not with a summary.
6 Selection Guides

Aromatic isocyanates are faster and cheaper. Aliphatic isocyanates keep their colour. This guide sets out which property actually decides the choice.
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Both are aliphatic HDI derivatives and both give light stable coatings. Their crosslink density, viscosity and flexibility are not the same.
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EEW, colour, viscosity and softening point are the four numbers that decide whether a resin grade fits your process.
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Latency is the whole point. This guide explains what melting point and activation temperature tell you about shelf life and cure schedule.
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Amine hydrogen equivalent weight and molecular weight explain almost everything about how a polyetheramine will behave in your system.
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Molecular weight sets flexibility, hydroxyl value sets stoichiometry, and acid value quietly sets service life.
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Who writes these guides?
Our own technical sales team, working from the same grade tables that appear on the product pages. Every figure quoted in a guide can be traced to a product page on this site.
Can I get these as PDFs?
Ask us and we will send the relevant datasheets and technical documents by email or WhatsApp. We do not publish gated PDF downloads.
Do you cover formulation development?
We give product selection advice and formulation support based on your application requirements, processing conditions and performance targets. We are a raw material supplier, not a contract formulator.
How often is this updated?
When a grade table changes. If a guide contradicts a product page, the product page is correct and we would appreciate you telling us.
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