1. UV/EB Radiation Curing Materials:

Used as a reactive monomer in UV-curing coatings, inks, and adhesives, reducing system viscosity and participating in cross-linking, improving curing efficiency and the adhesion and water resistance of the cured film.

2. Functional Polymer Synthesis:

Used in the preparation of cationic polymers, suitable for water treatment flocculants, non-aqueous system dispersants, etc., enhancing the dispersion stability and flocculation effect of the system.

3. Surfactants and Emulsifiers:

Used as emulsifiers and dispersants in non-aqueous systems, improving emulsion stability and suitable for coatings, inks, and other formulation systems.

4. Chloropolymer Stabilizers:

Used as a heat stabilizer for chloropolymers such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), inhibiting material degradation and extending its service life.

5. Antistatic Material Preparation:

Used in the synthesis of antistatic agents, providing plastics, fibers, and other materials with long-lasting antistatic properties, suitable for electronics, textiles, and other fields.

6. Cationic Precipitating Agents:

Used in wastewater treatment and other applications, acting as a cationic precipitating agent to remove anionic pollutants from water, optimizing water treatment effects.

7. Adhesive and Sealant Modification:

Acts as a modifying monomer in pressure-sensitive adhesives and structural adhesives, improving bonding strength, aging resistance, and adhesion to polar substrates.

8. Fine Chemical Intermediates:

Used in the synthesis of fine chemical intermediates for pharmaceuticals, pesticides, etc., expanding applications in the fine chemical field.

9. Coatings and Coating Modification:

Used in the resin synthesis of water-based or solvent-based coatings, improving the chemical resistance, flexibility, and stain resistance of the coating.

10. Functional Membrane Material Preparation:

Used in the preparation of functional membranes such as ion exchange membranes and pervaporation membranes, suitable for separation technologies and new energy fields.