AMINO RESIN

Amino resin, also known as melamine resin, has excellent physical and chemical attributes. It works well in conjunction with acrylic resin, alkyd resin, polyester resin or epoxy resin to make good baking varnish. It is widely used as a primer for automotive, bicycles, computer shells, electrical appliances, lumps and metals. Our amino resins can be classified into different types, such as butylated urea formaldehyde resin, n-butyl etherified amino resin, and isobutylated amino resin.

Amino Resins: Properties and Industrial Applications

Table 1: Major Types of Amino Resins

Table 2: Technical Properties Comparison

Table 3: Industrial Applications

Table 4: Formulation Guidelines

Table 5: Environmental & Safety Data

Amino resins remain essential thermosetting polymers, with UF resins dominating cost-sensitive applications and MF resins preferred where superior performance is required. Recent developments focus on reducing formaldehyde emissions through modified formulations and alternative crosslinkers like glyoxal. Proper catalyst selection and curing conditions are critical for optimal performance.

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