Resins Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Resin as a synthetic compound begins in a highly sticky, thick state and hardens with treatment. Generally, resin is soluble in alcohol. There are different classes of resin, dependent upon exact chemical composition and potential uses. There are many uses for resins, ranging from art to polymer production.
A classic example of resin is pine sap, which has the characteristic sharp odor of terpene compounds. Some plants produce a similar substance called gum or gum resin which is soluble with water. Gum tends to be softer and more malleable than resin.
It has also been used as a component in lacquer, jewelry, inks, perfumes, varnish, and many other products. Technological advances realized the formulation of resins into polymers, and the discovery of synthetic resins followed shortly after.
Polymers are made with synthetic resin, which is cheaper and easier to refine. Synthetic resin is more stable, predictable, and uniform than natural resin as it is made under controlled conditions preventing impurities. These resins are made by combining chemicals to stimulate a reaction which results in the formulation of a resinous compound. Synthetic resin can be used in the production of plastics, paints, and many of the same substances that natural resin is used in.
Resins Industry Research & Market Reports
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Global Thermoplastic Elastomers by Product, Market and Country, 10th Edition
... rapid advances are expected for higher end types such as thermoplastic vulcanizates (TPVs), which are gaining traction in motor vehicle, medical, and industrial product applications. Sales of styrenic block copolymers (SBCs) and thermoplastic polyolefins (TPOs) ... Read More
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Silicones in the US by Product, Market and Function, 9th Edition
... in several key outlets, including the motor vehicle and medical markets. This report covers silicone demand by Product, Market, and Function. Data are given in dollar value and volume (pounds). Silicone products covered in this ... Read More
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Liquid-Applied Roof Coatings in the US by Product and Subregion
... demand for these products as building owners seek to improve energy efficiency by covering dark colored with roofs with white or light colored roof coatings that deflect sunlight. Demand for liquid-applied roof coatings will also ... Read More
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Stretch & Shrink Film in the US by Product, Market and Resin
... shipping activity, as well as resin and machinery improvements, will drive gains for stretch and shrink film products such as pallet wrap and hoods. This report covers stretch and shrink film demand by Product, Market, ... Read More
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Packaging Films in the US by Market and Resin
... for barrier films and convenient formats such as stand-up pouches -- will drive gains. This report covers packaging film demand by Market and Resin. Data are given in volume (pounds) and dollar value. Markets for ... Read More
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Barrier Films Market in the US by Type, Market and Resin
... packaging formats that meet consumer demand for convenient, fresh tasting foods -- will drive gains. This report covers barrier film demand by Type, Market, and Resin. Data are given in dollar value and volume (pounds). ... Read More
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Polyurethane Market in the US by Raw Material, Type and Market, 2nd Edition
... polyurethane foam will be spurred by continued strength in the household products market, where demand in the mature bedding segment has been revitalized by the success of viscoelastic (memory) foam. Raw materials types in the ... Read More
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High-Performance Composites: United States
... terms of: carbon fiber, S-glass fiber, aramid fiber, and other fibers. Total demand in dollars is also segmented by market as follows: aerospace, automotive and industrial, consumer, energy, defense and safety, and construction and other ... Read More
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High Performance Composites
... market, which drove much of the industry’s growth over the last decade, will see a significant slowdown. This report segments the high performance composites fiber, markets, and resin. Data is provided in million pounds and ... Read More