Protect reaction stability
Control moisture to reduce variability in transesterification and downstream polymerization.
PBT APPLICATION
PBT performance depends on more than headline purity. Moisture, acid value, color and trace impurities influence process stability and final resin quality.
OVERVIEW
Translate polymerization risks into measurable feedstock controls.
Control moisture to reduce variability in transesterification and downstream polymerization.
Use acid value with moisture and storage history, rather than as an isolated metric.
Evaluate ash, metals and organic trace impurities against resin requirements.
Compare representative samples and shipment COA data before recurring supply.
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PROJECT CHECKLIST
FAQ
Polyester-grade DMT is the usual starting point for PBT. A typical batch profile is purity ≥ 99.95% (GC), moisture ≤ 0.02%, acid value ≤ 0.06 mg KOH/g and melting point 140–141 °C. The shipment-specific COA is always the authoritative reference.
Excess moisture and acidic species disturb transesterification and downstream polycondensation — they affect catalyst efficiency, end-group balance and molecular-weight stability. Reviewing both values together with storage history gives a more reliable risk picture than either number alone.
A staged path works best: review a representative COA against your current material, run a lab or pilot polymerization with a sample, then compare batch data across the first shipments before committing to recurring supply.
Standard options are 25 kg bags and jumbo bags, with project-specific packaging on request. Every shipment carries a batch COA; SDS/MSDS, TDS and export documents are provided as needed, and commercial questions are answered within 48 hours.
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