Rokopol® D2002

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Chemical name:	Polyoxypropylenediol
Segment:	polyurethanes, polyether polyols
Markets and applications:	adhesives, building & construction, OCF (One component foam), CASE, adhesives, coatings, elastomers, sealants, food industry, additives for food packaging, printing ink
Function:	CASE, adhesives, coatings, elastomers, sealants, rigid foams, OCF (One component foams), semi-rigid foams
Composition:	alkoxylated alcohols, polyether polyols, diols
Manufacturer:	PCC Rokita SA Polyols Business Unit
CAS No.:	25322-69-4
Description
Rokopol® D2002 is a diol, propoxylated with a general use glycol propylene glycol, used for production of adhesives and other polyurethane materials in reaction with isocyanate. The product has a form of homogenous, clear liquid containing BHT free antioxidants. It maintains low viscosity of ca. 320 mPas w 25°C with high functionality of f~2 and hydroxyl value of 53 – 59mgKOH/g. Rokopol® D2002 is a product marked by low content of sodium potassium and water, which has a positive impact on the stability of pre-polymers generated by means of them. The product is not acidified which broadens its application range. High molecular weight value, from 450g/mol to 2000g/mol, provides high freedom in designing solid polyurethane systems of diverse hardness, from flexible (Shora A) to rigid ( Shora D) materials. Main application advantages of Rokopol® D2002 : Wide application range possibility; Limited content of sodium and potassium ions and water; High stability of pre-polymers produced by means of Rokopol® D2002; Possibility of using the polyol as an additive reducing viscosity; This polyol ensures good flowability of elastomer and rigid foam systems; Most frequent applications of Rokopol® D2002: Product used as pre-polymers for adhesives and modified MDI; 2K elastomers and sealants with diverse hardness and high hydrolytic resistance; PUR rigid foams OCF foams Products made based on Rokopol® D2002 are of excellent quality. Based on the optimally developed manufacturing process this polyol is distinguished by very good parameters, not only in PUR systems.
Properties and applications:	Used for production of adhesives, elastomers and modified MDI; Very high quality of the finished product based on the physicochemical properties of the polyol; Limited content of sodium and potassium ions, and water; Used in PUR systems and for production of OCF foams; May be used polyol as an additive reducing viscosity; Ensures good flowability of elastomer and rigid foam systems; Marked by very god mechanical parameters;
Alternative names:	poly(propylene oxide); diol; polypropylene glycol; PPG;