1. Two-Component Coatings and Resin Synthesis:

Used to prepare hydroxyl-containing acrylic resins, which are then combined with isocyanates, epoxy resins, melamine formaldehyde resins, etc., to form two-component coatings. This improves gloss, adhesion, weather resistance, and crosslinking density of the paint film, making it suitable for automotive topcoats, industrial protective coatings, appliance coatings, and wood coatings.

2. UV Curing Materials:

Used as a reactive diluent and crosslinking monomer in UV-curable coatings, inks, and adhesives. It reduces formula viscosity and provides the cured film with good flexibility, chemical resistance, and pigment wetting properties, suitable for printing and packaging, electronic component encapsulation, and PCB solder mask inks.

3. Adhesives and Sealants:

Used in solvent-based/emulsion-based acrylate adhesives, non-woven fabric adhesives, and structural sealants to enhance bonding strength, temperature resistance, and aging resistance, suitable for bonding applications in construction, automotive, electronics, and medical non-woven fabrics.

4. Polymer Modification:

Used as a comonomer to modify PMMA, PVC, styrene-butadiene latex, etc., introducing hydroxyl groups to improve material adhesion, compatibility, and crosslinkability, suitable for plastic modification, composite material matrices, and vinyl ester resins for anchor bolts.

5. Electronics and Photosensitive Materials:

Used in photoresists, electronic encapsulation resins, and photosensitive coatings to enhance etch resistance and adhesion, facilitating fine line processing and semiconductor packaging; also used in insulation and protective coatings for electronic components.

6. Textile and Leather Treatment:

Used to synthesize fabric finishing agents, fiber treatment agents, and leather finishing agents, improving wrinkle resistance, water resistance, wear resistance, and bonding strength of fabrics, suitable for clothing, home textiles, and furniture leather processing.

7. Lubricants and Fine Chemicals:

Used as a detergent and dispersant additive in lubricating oils, improving detergency and anti-deposition capabilities; also used in the synthesis of functional polymer intermediates, water-miscible encapsulating agents, and chemical analysis reagents.

8. Biomedical and Dental Materials:

Used in the preparation of medical polymer materials, dental composite resins, and denture base resins, providing biocompatibility and adhesive strength, suitable for applications such as tooth restoration and tissue engineering scaffolds.