Eastman - EASTOTAC resins

Eastotac aliphatic hydrocarbon resins are low molecular weight, water-white to light color, inert thermoplastic resins derived from petrochemical feedstock and are available with softening points from 100° to 142°C. These resins are suggested for applications where excellent color stability and low odor are critical.

Physical Properties Comparison:	E-Series (economic grades) L-Series (light grades) R-Series (regular grades) W-Series (white grades) View All
Chemical Type:	Hydrogenated aliphatic hydrocarbon resin
Applications:	Hot melt and pressure-sensitive adhesive
Benefits:	Light to water-clear color, excellent color stability, broad compatibility with numerous elastomers, polymers, and other resins
Typical Markets:	Nonwoven, tapes, labels, assembly, packaging


Feature Literature:
		WA-64, Bulk Handling and Storage of Molten Eastotac Hydrocarbon Resins (pdf)
		WA-72, Eastotac C Series Hydrocarbon Resins (pdf)
		WA-86, Eastman's Spectrum of Hydrocarbon Resins (pdf)

Feature Markets:
		Nonwoven
		Packaging

Feature Applications:
		Assembly
		Tapes & Labels