Vinyl ester resins
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Vinyl ester resins

Author : Guy SCHNEIDER

Publication date: July 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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  • Guy SCHNEIDER: Engineer from the École Supérieure de Chimie Industrielle de Lyon (ESCIL) - Epoxy Resins and Vinylesters Development Engineer (Dow Europe)

 INTRODUCTION

The term vinylester most often refers to the product of dissolving vinylester in a copolymerizable solvent, the most commonly used being styrene.

Vinyl ester resins are similar to polyester resins in their polymerization process and applications (which are also those of epoxy resins). However, their processing methods are very different, as are the physical and chemical properties of the finished products. For this reason, Dow resins (the world's leading producer) have been renamed epoxy vinyl ester resins, to emphasize the similarities between the epoxy and vinyl ester resin families.

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