In an age where materials are constantly exposed to extreme weather and harsh UV radiation, protecting surfaces from degradation is not just a luxury—it's a necessity. Read More

In the battle against environmental degradation, especially the damaging effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, the introduction of high-efficiency ultraviolet absorbers has revolutionized material preservation. Read More

In industries where polymers and coatings are exposed to intense ultraviolet radiation, photodegradation is a serious concern. Enter the 312 UV absorber — a powerful chemical additive designed to combat UV-induced deterioration. Read More

Polyester-based hot-cast polyurethanes offer toughness and abrasion resistance but are prone to hydrolysis. Low viscosity anti-hydrolysis agents protect ester bonds, ensuring long-lasting strength, flexibility, and durability in humid environments, making them essential for demanding industrial applications. Read More

In today's high-tech world, the demand for durable and long-lasting materials is more critical than ever. Read More

This article explains how anti-hydrolysis additives protect polymers used in the chemical industry from moisture-induced degradation, preserving mechanical strength and extending service life. These additives ensure reliable performance in pipes, tanks, seals, coatings, and films under harsh industrial conditions. Read More

Polyester-based polyurethane adhesives excel in strength and flexibility but are vulnerable to hydrolysis. Adding liquid polycarbodiimide protects against moisture, greatly enhancing durability and stability, ensuring long-lasting adhesive bonds in demanding industrial and consumer applications. Read More

Engineering plastics and elastomers risk hydrolysis under heat and moisture, leading to cracking and failure. Advanced anti-hydrolysis agents, especially polycarbodiimides, protect polymer chains, extend service life, and ensure reliable performance in demanding environments. Read More