Methallyl Alcohol is an unsaturated alcohol that functions as a reactive intermediate and chain transfer agent in polymerization. It is a colorless, flammable liquid.
2-Methyl-2-propen-1-ol, MAA (Note: Distinct from Methacrylic Acid),
C₄H₈O
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160 KG/DRUM, 800 KG/IBC TANK
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Global Reach: Our Methallyl Alcohol has been successfully exported and applied in key markets across the globe, including but not limited to Japan, USA, France, Switzerland. Our product has consistent quality and ability to meet diverse international standards.
Equivalent Alternatives: Our product has served as a reliable alternative to Kuraray, Evonik, TCI Chemicals for several customers, helping them reduce costs with comparable (or even superior) results in performance.
An intermediate for the production of agrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and other specialty chemicals.
Used as a chain transfer agent to control the molecular weight of polymers like PVC and polyacrylates.
A raw material in the synthesis of certain silane derivatives used as adhesives and surface modifiers.
Can be used as a modifying monomer to alter resin properties.
Used in the synthesis of certain compounds for flavors and fragrances.
A building block for monomers with specific reactivity for advanced polymers
Our Methallyl Alcohol offers reliable reactivity as a building block for specialty chemicals and effective control in free-radical polymerizations. We offer:
Stable Supply: Sourced from reliable production processes.
Technical Support: Expert support for application development and optimization.
Customized Solutions: Tailored options to meet specific industry requirements.
Its unique structure makes it valuable for synthesizing performance chemicals and modifying polymer properties.
We are committed to providing high-quality Methallyl Alcohol that meets stringent international standards. Our focus on innovation and sustainability ensures that our products not only enhance your applications but also align with evolving environmental regulations and industry trends.
