Polypropylene glycol ether diamine
Genamin D 01/2000
Edition Date :
November 04, 2026
Genamin D 01/2000 is a high molecular weight, hydrophobic polyetheramine. As a macromonomer, it carries two reactive amine groups. Compared with the hydroxyl groups of corresponding polypropylene glycols, these amine groups offer higher reactivity and form more stable reaction products. This makes it a valuable building block and formulation component for building and construction products, including adhesives and sealants, floorings and self-levelling coatings.
Product Information
Benefits
- Versatile reactive building block that reacts with isocyanates, epoxides, carboxylic acids, anhydrides, esters, aldehydes and ketones, and forms ammonium salts with acids
- Reacts with isocyanates to build polyurea and modified polyurethane polymers
- Epoxy curing co-agent for high-flexibility epoxy coatings
- Reactive difunctional building block in polyamide and epoxy-based adhesives
- Reactive component for elastomers, thermoplastics and coatings
- Supports formulations for adhesives, sealants, floorings and self-levelling coatings
Product details
Product Function
- Intermediate & process aid
Chemical Type
- Polyether amine
Applications
- Chemical synthesis
- Paint additive manufacturing
- Resin synthesis
- General industrial applications
- Construction
- Superplasticizer
- Polyurethanes
Genamin D01/2000 can be used for the following applications:
- Difunctional chemical intermediates and hydrophobic monomers
- Synthesis of polyureas and modified polyurethanes
- Use as epoxy curing co-agent for epoxy coatings with high flexibility
- Reactive di functional building block in polyamide adhesives and epoxy adhesives
- Reactive component for elastomers, thermoplastics and coatings
- Synthesis of emulsifiers, dispersing agents, defoamers or corrosion inhibitors with low vapor pressure
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