Ditrimethylolpropane

Ditrimethylolpropane (CAS 23235-61-2), also referred to as di-TMP, is a tetrafunctional polyol derived from trimethylolpropane.

Where is Ditrimethylolpropane used?

• Coatings: crosslinker and backbone polyol in radiation-curable and high-solids systems
• Lubricants: esterified with fatty acids or complex acid blends to produce polyol ester base fluids with strong thermal stability
• Adhesives and sealants: incorporated into polyurethane and polyester systems to increase crosslink density
• UV-curable inks: contributes to fast cure response and adhesion to demanding substrates
• Its four hydroxyl groups make it a reactive building block for high-crosslink-density polymers.

Commercial specifications

• 98% minimum assay
• Technical and industrial purity grades
• Bags or drums for bulk industrial procurement