Applications of petroleum resins
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I have also read a lot of information regarding carbon five petroleum resins and carbon nine petroleum resins. For example, carbon nine resins with a high softening point can be used in inks, while those with a low softening point can be used in rubber processing and similar applications. But when it comes to specific applications, such as softening point and color value, I get confused about which products are suitable for different types of resins. I would appreciate some guidance from those who are more experienced. Thank you!
The ink is a light shade of 130-160, and its use in ink production can speed up the drying of the coating. Improve the water resistance, acid and alkali resistance, aging resistance, as well as surface hardness, gloss, and fastness of the paint film. Rubber 90-110: those with a low softening point are used as plasticizers, while those with a high softening point increase the hardness of synthetic rubber.
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