Semi-crystalline mixture of polyester polyols, and the use thereof
AssigneeHenkel AG & Co. KGaA
InventorsAdrian Brandt, Horst Beck, Alexander Kux, Kerstin Schroeder
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AssigneeHenkel AG & Co. KGaA
InventorsAdrian Brandt, Horst Beck, Alexander Kux, Kerstin Schroeder
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The present invention relates to a semi-crystalline mixture of polyester polyols which recrystallises upon melting and which can be obtained by polycondensing a reaction mixture comprising one or more dicarboxylic acids selected from saturated aliphatic dicarboxylic acids having an even number of at least 8 methylene groups, and one or more diols selected from aliphatic diols which have at least one ether function. The invention also relates to a polymeric material which is obtained from the chemical modification of the mixture of polyester polyols with organic compounds which contain at least one isocyonate group and/or epoxide group. The mixtures and materials according to the invention are characterised by relatively low melting enthalpies, while the melting temperature can be set in a range of −30 to 60° C., meaning that it is possible to obtain easily fusible formulations containing the mixtures and materials according to the invention. The mixtures and materials according to the invention also provide such formulations with a high elasticity and breaking resistance. The present invention therefore includes the use of the polyester polyols and polymeric materials according to the invention as deforming, fusing, and extrusion means in thermoplastic materials, and the use thereof for producing adhesives and sealants, in particular hot-melt adhesives and reactive adhesives.
A semi-crystalline mixture of polyester polyols which recrystallises upon melting prepared by polycondensation of a reaction mixture comprising one or more dicarboxylic acids and one or more diols, wherein
A semi-crystalline mixture of polyester polyols which recrystallises upon melting prepared by polycondensation of a reaction mixture comprising one or more dicarboxylic acids and one or more diols, wherein
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