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HAVE YOU CONSIDERED BENZOGUANAMINE? WOULD YOUR PRODUCT OR PROCESS BE IMPROVED WITH:

1. Greater solvency and compatibility characteristics in surface coating applica­tions?

2. Higher gloss or greater detergent resistance in alkyd resin formulations for baked coatings?

3. Flexibility characteristics in resin pulp preforms? 4. Greater stain resistance of molded tableware? 5. Better heat and water resistance properties? 6. Lower pressure curing characteristics of resin pulp preforms and decorative

laminates? # 1 Then you should consider resins derived from benzoguanamine.

Benzoguanamîne îs a reactive diamino-phenyl-triazine and its chemistry is comparable to the amino

tr iazine chemistry exemplif ied by melamine. Equipment and techniques similar to those used for the

producton of melamine resins may be used for producing benzoguanamine resins. However, resinous

products made from benzoguanamine are claimed to have superior properties which make it an im­

por tant member of the thermosett ing class of resins. If answers to the above questions are in the

aff i rmat ive, a benzoguanamine resin formulat ion may very likely fit your particular need.

fast dependable delivery in bulk and drum quantities

throughout the U.S. and Canada

For additional information, write on your company letterhead to Dept. 00.

TENNESSEE PRODUCTS & CHEMICAL CORPORATION A S U B S I D I A R Y O F Μ Ε R R I T T - C Η Α Ρ Μ Α Ν Λ S C O T T C O R P O R A T I O N

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