INTRODUCTION
Indorez® Kota Resin is a modified non self-cured phenolic resin, it can increase rubber adhesion to steel, polyester, rayon, nylon, aramid and other fabric cord. It’s an adhesive agent, acts as methylene acceptor, can 100% replace resorcinol and resorcinol resins in resorcinol- formaldehyde-silica, enhance adhesion between rubber and reinforcing materials.
It can substantially reduce fumes and weight loss compared to resorcinol; Kota is more environmentally friendly than resorcinol. Compared to RE and RF, KOTA is anti caking and with good storage stability, helps to reduce labor cost. It requires a methylene donor, e.g. HMMM or HEXA to complete the reaction and become thermoset.
This resin is mainly used by tyre manufacturers, hose manufacturers, conveyor belt manufacturers, textile-reinforced rubber product manufacturers.
| Chemical Name | Modified Phenolic Adhesive Resin |
| CAS no. | 9039-25-2 (Formaldehyde, polymer with methylphenol and phenol) |
| EINECS no. | 618-543-2 |
| Molecular formula | C14H16O3 |
| Molecular weight | 232.27 |
| Structure |  |
APPLICATIONS
| Rubber Industry |
| KOTA Resin is primarily used to improve the adhesion between rubber compounds and various reinforcement cords. It enhances bonding with steel, polyester, rayon, nylon, aramid and other fabric cord. |
| KOTA Resin is used by manufacturers of: Tyres, Conveyor belts (Textile and steel-cord belts) Industrial hoses, V-belts, timing belts & transmission belts, Rubberised fabrics and coated textiles, Rubber composites requiring strong interlayer bonding. |
| KOTA Resin is often incorporated in RFL (Resorcinol–Formaldehyde–Latex) dip formulations to increase bonding strength |
| Others |
| Kota resins have diverse applications across industries, including the production of high-pressure laminates for countertops, a binder for brake linings and clutch facings in the automotive sector, and electrical insulation for components like printed circuit boards. |
| They are also used in construction materials like plywood and particleboard, as adhesives for wood products, and as protective coatings due to their excellent heat, chemical, and water resistance. |
| They also find applications in hot melt traffic paints, coatings & primers, lamination adhesives, abrasive products. |
PROCESSING ADVANTAGES:
• Compatible with common rubbers like NR, SBR, BR, NBR
• Works in both dipping and compounding processes
• Provides consistent bonding during vulcanization
• Improves dispersion and wetting of fibres/cords
SPECIFICATIONS
| Test | Unit | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | – | Light red to reddish brown |
| Form & Odour | – | Solid Granules & Odourless |
| Softening point | °C | 90.0 – 105.0 |
| Decomposition Temperature | °C | NLT 200 |
| Heating loss (105ºC, 2h) | % | NMT 2.0 |
STORAGE
Keep cool (approximately 25 ℃℃) and dry in closed original packaging
PACKING
25 kg paper plastic bag
REACH Status
Registered
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