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BioRes® 4007
Kemwerke
BioRes® 4007 by Kemwerke is a natural oil polyol type in MP/X. It is produced from the rich lauric fatty acid content of the coconut oil and is renewable, sustainable, environmentally and...
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BioRes® 407XL
Kemwerke
BioRes® 407XL by Kemwerke is a natural oil polyol type in xylene. It is produced from the rich lauric fatty acid content of the coconut oil and is renewable, sustainable, environmentally and...
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PR 307
Kemwerke
PR 307 by Kemwerke based on coconut oil. It has high molecular weight, high cross-linking and hydroxyl functionality...
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PR 407
Kemwerke
Polyol resin. It is a high molecular weight highly crosslinked polymer with hydroxyl functionality. Suitable for plastics...
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PR 411
Kemwerke
Acrylated polyol resin. Based on coconut oil. It has high molecular weight, high cross-linking and hydroxyl functionality...
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