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Epoxidized Monomers

Based on 23 products - Last update on the Jun 26, 2025

Epoxidized monomers appear as clear or slightly colored liquids and are incorporated into the polymer matrix during manufacturing. Their functionality revolves around introducing epoxy groups into the polymer chain, which can improve adhesion, thermal stability, and chemical resistance. Key features of epoxidized monomers include their ability to enhance the mechanical strength, durability, and fire resistance of plastics. They are suitable for applications in packaging, automotive, electrical, medical, and aerospace. 

Alternatives to epoxidized monomers include traditional epoxy resins and other functional monomers. Sub-types include glycidyl methacrylate and epoxidized vegetable oils.

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Allyl glycidyl ether

by Polysciences

Allyl glycidyl ether by Polysciences is an epoxide monomer. Allyl glycidyl ether incorporates reactive epoxide group to polymers, or reactive olefin to epoxy resins.

3-Ethyl-3-(glycidyloxymethyl)oxetane

by BCH

3-Ethyl-3-(glycidyloxymethyl)oxetane by BCH is a difunctional oxetane/epoxide monomer. It is used to manufacture polymers through UV/LED curing in cationic formulations. 3-Ethyl-3-(glycidyloxymethyl)oxetane offers low viscosity and high cohesive force.

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Epoxidized Monomers