Polymers & Resins
Phenolic Resin
A thermosetting resin produced from phenol and formaldehyde, cured under heat and pressure. It is used for adhesives in plywood, insulation foams, brake linings and protective coatings, offering high heat resistance, mechanical strength and flame retardancy.
A thermosetting resin produced from phenol and formaldehyde, cured under heat and pressure. It is used for adhesives in plywood, insulation foams, brake linings and protective coatings, offering high heat resistance, mechanical strength and flame retardancy.
- CAS
- 9003-35-4
- HS Code
- 390940
- Grades
- novolac (solid), resole (liquid), heat-resistant, friction grade
- Synonyms
- phenol-formaldehyde resin, novolac, resole, phenolic moulding compound, 9003-35-4
Compliance
- · REACH-aligned supply
- · CLP-labelled