Butylated Urea Formaldehyde Resin

Acid Value: 2 max. mg KOH/g

Density: 1090 kg/m³

Viscosity at 25°C (Stokes): 15–30

Color (APHA): 100 max.

Solid Content: 60 ± 1%

Solvent: Isobutanol

This product offers good chemical resistance, fast curing, medium to high reactivity, good stability, and good compatibility/miscibility with short oil alkyd resins.

product application	Half polyester, Wood color

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Categories: Amino Resins, Urea Formaldehyde

Packing

Drum 200 Kg

Specifications

Rapid curing . Medium-high reactive. Stability & compatibility. Very good chemical resistance.

Delivery Form

JSB-IBUF 602-IB60 60±1 % in iso-butanol

Applications

Acid curing. NC lacquers. Low bake & electrostatic enamels.

Solubility

N- Butanol , Methyl Ethyl Ketons, Xylene, Butyl Acetate

Compatibility

Compatibility with other resins such as JSB-NBMF7010-NB70 , JSB-NBMF603-IB60 ,short oil alkyd and unsaturated polyester.It must be checked before use.

Storage

The shelf life of the products is 24 months if kept in a cool and dry place (5-30°C) in original sealed drums. Keep away from any source of heat

Stability

The shelf life of the products is 24 months if kept in a cool and dry place (5-30°C) in original sealed drums. Keep away from any source of heat

Butylated Urea Formaldehyde Resin

Product Catalog

JSB-IBUF 602-IB60 Butylated Urea Formaldehyde Resin is one of the widely used amino resins in the Iranian paint and coating industry, manufactured by Jahan Shimi Baspar Company (JSB). This resin is produced through the reaction of urea with formaldehyde, followed by butylation through etherification with isobutanol.

Butylation with isobutanol improves solubility and compatibility, reduces formaldehyde release during curing, and provides greater flexibility compared with conventional urea formaldehyde resins.

This product is supplied as 60 ± 1% solid content in isobutanol solvent. Its technical specifications are relatively similar to those of butylated melamine resins, but with differences in performance and cost, as it is generally more economical than melamine resin.