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Product Range

DYNAPOL®

Polyester Resins

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DYNAPOL®

High-molecular weight copolyesters.

Medium-molecular weight copolyesters.

By developing saturated polyesters, Evonik has played an important role in influencing and extending the possible applications of precoated metals.

These coating raw materials are suitable for the production of coatings with very good adhesion offering an optimum of flexibility and formability together with an excellent surface hardness. For this reason, lacquers based on DYNAPOL® have proved particularly suitable for stampable and deep drawable coatings.

A wide range of products is available for various requirements of the paint and coating industry. DYNAPOL® polyester resins are mainly used for stoving enamels

in combination with amino resins. Special properties, such as chemical resistance, weathering resistance and flexibility, can be improved by using blocked polyisocyanate resins. Stoving enamels based on high- molecular weight copolyesters show particularly good mechanical properties. Medium molecular weight polyester resins containing more hydroxyl groups are suitable for the manufacture of stoving enamels with good reactivity and high solids content. In combination with high- molecular weight copolyesters the quality of films can be optimized.

Depending on the technical requirements and the method of processing,

DYNAPOL® grades can also be used to manufacture industrial coatings.

Saturated polyester resins for stoving enamels

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DYNAPOL® UB

Blocked one pack

polyester-polyurethane systems.

PUR systems

for stoving enamels DYNAPOL® UB systems are made from sa-turated, hydroxylated polyester resins and blocked, cycloaliphatic polyisocyanate crosslinkers.

Evonik pioneered the development of PUR chemistry for coatings and now offers a range of high quality monomers, polyisocyanates, prepolymers and PUR systems based on VESTANAT®. DYNAPOL® UB systems are suitable for the manufacture of industrial coatings, particularly coil coatings with high formability, good surface hardness and outstanding weatherability.

Because of these properties special DYNAPOL® UB types are also used to

formulate high quality, storage stable, 1-pack PUR spray coatings.

The performance profile of DYNAPOL® UB-stoving enamels can be adjusted to the various enduses by suitable paint formulations. Particularly the modification with special Polyamide 12 fine powders (VESTOSINT®) results in special surface textures along with outstanding abrasion resistance and reduced tendency for dirt pick-up.

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More than a good partner.

Your DYNAPOL® team.

More service. Better quality.

A wider choice.

If you‘d like to know what distinguishes our products from our competitors’, the answer is simple: Just that little bit extra – in every particular. To put it more precisely, only the best solutions are our benchmark. So that our achievements in many areas are exceptional.

Service and consulting

We offer a comprehensive service spectrum, ranging from consulting to an array of add-on services such as the development of guiding formulations. In both, business and technical aspects, our services are based on personal partnerships.

Quality

You place outstanding, and highly specific demands on us. We satisfy these to fully meet – and surpass – your expectations. Our products are distinguished by high durability and worldwide consistency. Because, after all, you want to rely on the same level of product quality throughout the world.

Product range

Whichever way you look at our product range, its depth and diversity are unrivalled. Whether for coil coating (top coats, backing coats, or primers) or metal packaging (primers, pigmented coatings, and clear coats), we cover the full spectrum of applications. You can choose from medium- or high-molecular weight polyesters or our DYNAPOL® UB range, comprising polyesters with crosslinkers, depending on your profile of requirements.

Innovation

We wouldn‘t stay at the top if we weren‘t always trying hard to improve. That‘s why we maintain a research and development department with a team working exclu- sively on polyester development. Close proximity to our customers often provides the impetus for making improvements, thinking ahead, and spotting trends early.

Global market leader

Why do we, as a global market leader, set such great store by customer orientation? Because, in addition to the factors already mentioned, we have a clear focus on our particular branch of industry. For our customers this translates into specialist expertise and absolute consistency of performance.

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DYNAPOL® polyesters – your product of choice.

DYNAPOL® for Packaging Coatings

Our paint binders are the products of choice for every paint film on pre-coated rigid metal containers for food and non-food applications. They combine superior protection properties with high flexibility, sterilisation resistance, film hardness and scratch resistance.

Due to their excellent adhesion to various metal and plastic foil substrates our poly-esters are also an essential part, as binder or co-binder, in many kinds of flexible packaging applications like pre-printing primers, printing inks, hot laminating adhesives or as a component for heat- seal laquers.

DYNAPOL® for Coil Coatings

Our paint binders are available to meet every different requirement. Their out-standing performance is the base for safety and reliability when used for wall claddings, roofing, garage doors, blinds, window frames, domestic appliance body housings, ceiling panels, air condition devices, pre-coated automotive parts and any other interior and exterior pre-coated metal application you can imagine.

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DYNAPOL® L

Characteristic values 1) 2) Solubility 6) Fields of application 8)

Gla ss t ransit ion t em per at ur e** (°C/°F ) 4) Molec ular ma ss V isc osit y number (c m 3/g ) St ruc tur e 5) OH v alue (m g K OH/ g) A cid v alue (m g K OH/ g) Solv ent Napht ha 150 Solv ent napht ha 200 Me tho xypr op yl ac et at e Diba sic e st er mixt ur e (DBE ) Primer for ho t dip g alv . s tee l

Primer for aluminium Hot lamina

tin g adhe si ve s Applianc e finishin g Ela st ific at ion r esin Me tal dec or at in g ename ls Tube - and aer osol c an c oa tin gs Int erior c an c oa tin gs A dhe sion pr omo ter s Foil primer s, print in g ink s He at se alin g lacq uer s

Grades 11) COIL COATING CAN COATING

L 912 105/221 15000 55 L 5 3 + + – – L 914 100/212 15000 55 L 7 4 + + – – L 907 75/167 15000 55 L 7 4 + + – – L 952 70/158 18000 56 L 6 2 – + + + L 205 67/153 15000 55 L 6 2 – + + + L 206 67/153 20000 63 L 5 2 – + + + L 208 65/149 20000 70 B 6 6 – + + + L 210 63/145 20000 63 L 5 2 – + + + L 411 47/117 16000 61 L 5 2 – + + + L 490 40/104 15000 60 B 9 3 – + + + L 651 40/104 15000 64 L 5 2 + + + + L 658 40/104 20000 65 B 8 4 – + + + L 850 40/104 15000 62 L 4 2 + + + + L 323 30/86 15000 65 L 6 2 + + + +

** in order of decreasing glass transition temperature

DYNAPOL® P/S

P 1500 25/77 88 partially crystalline polyester for thermoplastic application S 1510 -23/-9 97 partially crystalline polyester for thermoplastic application

CATALYSTS

DYNAPOL® Catalyst 1203 50 % (b.w.) in xylene non-ionic blocked sulfonic acid catalyst for aminoplast crosslinking DYNAPOL® Catalyst C 31 50 % (b.w.) in xylene tin (IV) alkoxylate catalyst for polyisocyanate crosslinking

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Development of guiding formulations.

Technical service.

DYNAPOL® LH

Solutions Characteristic values 1) 2) Fields of application 8)

Solv ent blend 3) Supply form (% b y w ei ght ) Gla ss t ransit ion t em per at ur e ** (°C/°F ) 4) Molec ular ma ss St ruc tur e 5) OH v alue (m g K OH/ g) A cid v alue (m g K OH/ g) C om pa tibilit y wit h D YN APOL® L 7) Ext erior ar chit ec tur e Int erior ar chit ec tur e Applianc e finishin g Tr affic use s Primer for ho t dip g alv . s tee l

Primer for aluminium Bac

k c oa tin gs Me tal dec or at in g ename ls Tube - and aer osol c an c oa tin gs Lacq uer

s for aluminium foils

Int erior c an c oa tin gs

Grades 11) COIL COATING CAN COATING

LH 820* -16 55 60/140 5000 L 20 2 + LH 815 -05 50 55/122 7000 L 20 4 + LH 833 -03 50 55/120 4000 B 35 2 + LH 824 -16 60 45/113 4000 L 30 3 + LH 818* -05 50 30/86 6000 L 20 1 + LH 826 -05A 55 30/86 6000 L 20 2 + LH 773 -01 55 30/86 4000 B 35 2 + LH 538 -02 65 20/68 3000 B 45 2 + LH 898 -14 65 20/68 3000 L 35 2 + LH 830 -02 60 20/68 4000 B 35 2 + LH 775 -52 55 20/68 4000 B 40 3 + LH 318 -02 55 20/68 5000 L 20 2 + LH 823 -01 60 20/68 6000 B 20 10 + LH 822 -01 55 15/59 6000 L 20 2 + LH 832 -02 60 15/59 4000 B 35 2 + LH 724 -24 70 10/50 2000 B 70 5 + LH 838 -02 65 10/50 3000 L 35 2 + LH 831 -24 70 10/50 2000 L 50 5 + LH 834 -02 65 10/50 3500 L 30 8 (+) LH 828 -24 70 10/50 2000 L 50 10 -LH 727 -02 65 5/41 2000 B 100 10 -LH 744 -23 65 0/32 4000 B 60 2 + LH 874 -26 75 -10/14 2000 L 60 7 +

* further solvent blends available ** in order of decreasing glass transition temperature

DYNAPOL® Terra

Terra 125 100 -50/-58 4000 L 25 3 (+)

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Consistent product properties worldwide.

DYNAPOL® UB

Solutions Characteristic values 1) 2) Fields of application 8)

Sol vent blend 3) Suppl y f orm (% b y w ei ght ) Appr ox . glas s t ransit ion tem per at ur e ** (°C/°F ) 4) of c ur ed paint film Clas s 9) Re ac tivit y 10) Ext erior ar chit ec tur e Int erior ar chit ec tur e Applianc e finishing Tr affic use s Primer f or ho t dip g al v. s teel Primer f or aluminium Indus trial c oat ing s Me tal dec or at ing enamels Tube - and aer osol c an c oat ing s Int erior c an c oat ing s A dhe sion pr omo ter s Foil primer s, print ing ink s He at se aling lacq uer s

Grades 11) COIL COATING CAN COATING

UB 790 -03 60 35/95 I B UB 791 -03 60 35/95 I C UB 1173 -03 60 35/95 II C UB 1052 -03 60 35/95 II C UB 1174 -27 70 35/95 II B UB 877 -01 60 40/104 I C UB 41 -05 54 40/104 I B UB 1256 -06 60 50/122 III C UB 909 -06 60 50/122 III A

** in order of decreasing glass transition temperature

DYNAPOL® LS

LS 415 -10 40 12/54 25000 L 5 3 +

LS 436 -12 60 -5/23 7000 L 15 2 +

LS 4131 -10 40 -5/23 25000 L 5 3 +

LS 615 100 -50/-58 4000 L 25 2 (+)

Solvent blend code

-01 Solvent Naphtha 150 -14 Solvent Naphtha 150 / Xylene

-02 Solvent Naphtha 150 / Butylglycol -16 Solvent Naphtha 150 / MPA / Methoxypropanol -03 Solvent Naphtha 150 / DBE -23 Solvent Naphtha 100

-05/05A Solvent Naphtha 150 / Solvent Naphtha 200 -24 Solvent Naphtha 100 / Butylglycol -06 Solvent Naphtha 150 / Methoxypropylacetate (MPA) -26 Solvent Naphtha 100 / Methoxypropanol

-10 Solvent Naphtha 150 / DBE / Solvent Naphtha 200 -27 Solvent Naphtha 100 / Methoxypropylacetate (MPA) -12 Solvent Naphtha 150 / DBE -52 Methoxypropanol / Methyldipropyleneglycol

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1) test methods

2) typical values

3) solvent blend codes

4) measured on solvent free polyester resin; guide parameter for the product list

(values decreasingly listed)

5) L = linear, B = branched

6) 30 % solutions: + = soluble, – = insoluble, at best suitable as thinner;

(ketones always +, glycolethers as thinners only; aliphatic hydrocarbons and alcohols – )

7) (except for L 912): + = compatible, (+) = compatibility very limited, - = incompatible

8) = important reference, = less important use

9) polyol-hydroxyl value: class I: 30-50; class II: 50-100; class III: > 100 (mg KOH/g)

10)minimum stoving temperature (°C/°F): A: 150 / 302 resp. 210 / 410 PMT;

B: 160 / 320 resp. 220 / 428 PMT;

C: 180 / 356 resp. 230 / 446 PMT

(peak metal temperature)

11) further DYNAPOL® grades available on request

Continual innovation and development.

Methods of determining characteristic values

Glass transition temperature

Determination by DSC method (differential scanning calorimetry)

Molecular mass

Values calculated based on contents of hydroxyl- and carboxyl endgroups

Viscosity number

DIN 53 728. The procedure is to dissolve 0.5 g of the substance in 100 ml of solvent, consisting of 50 parts by weight of phenol and 50 p.b.w. of 1,2-dichlorobenzene, and to measure the efflux time of this solution

in an Ubbelohde capillary viscometer at a temperature of 25 °C.

The viscosity number is calculated with the following formula:

VZ = 100 (cm3/g)

t1 = efflux time of the solution

t2 = efflux time of the solvent

OH value (hydroxyl value)

DIN 53 240-2. Approx. 3 g of polyester are dissolved in dichloromethane. The OH groups contained in the solution are

esteri-fied at room temperature with acetic an-hydride, 4,4-dimethyl amino-pyridine be-ing used as a catalyst. Followbe-ing the hydrolysis of the anhydride, the titration is made using 0.5 N methanolic KOH solution.

Acid value

DIN EN ISO 2114. Approx. 4 g of polyester are dissolved in 50 ml of dichloromethane or tetrahydrofurane.

A titration is made with 0.1 N methanolic or ethanolic KOH with phenolphthalein as indicator.

t1 - t2

t 2

Balance of hardness and flexibility polyester/PU vs. polyester/melamine

2 H H F HB 1.5 T 1 T 0.5 T 0 T 3 T 2 T 1 T 0 T (ECCA)(NCCA) 0 T 0 T 0.5 T1 T Pencil har dnes s Polyester/ PU Polyester/ melamine

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More service. Better quality. A wider choice.

Specialist for precoated metal.

DYNAPOL® for …

Properties

• Excellent adhesion to metals, even after

extreme deformation and exposure to heat (sterilization)

• Completely tasteless / no smell

• Good processability (solids content,

mild solvents, reactivity, resistance to yellowing even if overbaked)

• Depending on the grade, also suitable

for contact with food

Properties

• Very good adhesion to aluminium,

steel and galvanized steel

• Excellent flexibility and formability

• Depending on the grade, good to

excellent weathering resistance

• Good processability (reactivity,

solids content, overbake resistance)

• Wide range of grades with special

properties for different applications

… Coil Coatings

Packaging Coatings

Fields of application

• Functional and decorative stamping

enamels for cans, caps and closures

• Decorative enamels for tubes

and aerosol cans

• Clear overprint varnishes

• Interior food contact finishes

• Adhesion promoter for caps and closures

• Foil lacquers, heat-seal lacquers,

printing inks

Fields of application

• Exterior and Interior architecture

(roofings, claddings, panels, venetian blinds, ceilings, lighting fixtures)

• Appliance finishing

(domestic appliances, steel furniture)

• Transportation uses

(automotive construction, trailer- and mobile home claddings, licence plates)

• Primer for galvanized steel or aluminium

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Evonik Industries AG Resource Efficiency Paul-Baumann-Straße 1 45764 Marl Germany phone +49 2365 49-7628 fax +49 2365 49-5030 dynapol@evonik.com www.evonik.com/dynapol

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Shanghai Branch 55 Chundong Road, Xinzhuang Industry Park, Shanghai 201108 P.R. China phone +86 21 6119-1028 fax +86 21 6119-1254 Evonik Corporation Resource Efficiency 299 Jefferson Road Parsippany, NJ 07054-0677 USA phone +1 973 929-8457 fax +1 973 929-8460 D YN AP OL® P ol yes ter R esins_EN_01-2015

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