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POLIOS 420
Purinova
Aromatic polyester polyol. It is soluble in acetone & ethyl acetate and can be hydrolyzed in water...
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POLIOS 50/23
Purinova
Saturated branched polyester polyol. It is soluble in acetone & ethyl acetate and can be hydrolyzed in water. Used in production of elastomers...
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POLIOS 60/22 N
Purinova
Saturated branched polyester polyol. It is soluble in acetone & ethyl acetate and insoluble in water. Used in production of coatings...
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POLIOS 55/20 M
Purinova
Saturated linear polyester polyol. It is soluble in acetone & ethyl acetate and can be hydrolyzed in water. Used in production of microcellular polyurethane elastomers and cast elastomer...
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POLIOS 60 F
Purinova
Saturated branched polyester polyol. It is dark bronze viscous liquid and insoluble in water. Used in production of coatings...
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