Maleic anhydride grafted polybutadiene is commonly used in adhesive and sealant applications in automotive coatings, construction, electronics, polyurethane plastics, polymer modifiers, etc., and has excellent electrical insulation, high water resistance, high cold resistance, low oxygen permeability and chemical resistance.
Maleic anhydride grafted polybutadiene is commonly used in adhesive and sealant applications in automotive coatings, construction, electronics, polyurethane plastics, polymer modifiers, etc., and has excellent electrical insulation, high water resistance, high cold resistance, low oxygen permeability and chemical resistance.
Can be used for toughening epoxy resins.
Electrical Insulation
Offers outstanding electrical insulation properties suitable for electronics and automotive coatings.
High Water Resistance
Ensures durability and protection against water permeation in various sealants and adhesives.
Cold & Chemical Resistance
Features high cold resistance, low oxygen permeability, and superior resistance to chemical agents.
Polymer Toughening
Excellent polymer modifier widely utilized for toughening epoxy resins.
Technical Specifications
Product grade
MA-I
MA-Ⅰ type H
MA-II
MA-Ⅲ
MA-IV
Number average molecular weight, Mn
1000-1200
2700
3300
5400
1,2 structural contents, %
20-35
60-70
20-35
Acid value, mmol-KOH/g
30-45
20-30
40-55
80-100
Viscosity (25℃), Pa.S
≤5
≤20
≤10
≤50
Volatile matter, %
≤0.50
Appearance
Light yellow transparent liquid
Brown transparent liquid
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the primary applications of Maleic anhydride grafted polybutadiene?
It is commonly used in adhesive and sealant formulations, automotive coatings, construction, electronics, polyurethane plastics, and as a polymer modifier. It is also highly effective for toughening epoxy resins.
What key resistance properties does this material offer?
This polymer exhibits excellent electrical insulation, high water resistance, high cold resistance, low oxygen permeability, and strong chemical resistance.
What are the different appearance types of the product grades?
The grades MA-I and MA-I type H appear as light yellow transparent liquids, whereas the grades MA-II, MA-III, and MA-IV present as brown transparent liquids.
What is the range of average molecular weight (Mn) across the grades?
The molecular weight (Mn) varies by grade, starting from 1000-1200 (for MA-I and MA-I type H) and increasing up to 5400 for the MA-IV grade.
What is the volatile matter limit for these products?
All specified product grades have a low volatile matter content of ≤0.50%, ensuring product stability and performance.
How does the viscosity compare among different grades?
Viscosity at 25℃ ranges from ≤5 Pa.S for grade MA-I, up to ≤50 Pa.S for the higher molecular weight grade MA-IV. Intermediate grades like MA-II and MA-III exhibit viscosities of ≤10 Pa.S.