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Gum Rosin Grades
Gum rosin or pine rosin is classified in different grades
based on the color and the softening point of the rosin. Softening point is the
temperature in which rosin may deform under pressure. In general the softening
point of the rosin reduces as the rosin color gets darker. The table bellow
shows some of the rosin grades and relative properties.
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Item |
X |
WW |
WG |
N |
M |
K |
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Color |
slightly yellow |
pale yellow |
yellow |
deep yellow |
yellow brown |
yellow red |
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Correspond to the standard glass color piece of rosin |
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Appearance |
transparent solid |
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Softening Point(ball&ring) |
76oC min |
75oC min |
74oC min |
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Acid No. ( mgKOH/g ) |
166min |
165min |
164min |
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Unsaponifiable Material |
5% max |
6%max |
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Alcohol insoluble Material |
0.03%max |
0.04%max |
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Ash ( % ), max |
0.02 |
0.03 |
0.04 |
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Usage:
All rosins may be used as raw material for making soap, paper, paint, and rubber intermediate for
synthetic organic chemicals.
For special applications and technical support
about rosin products please call ChemicalStore.com at (973) 405-6248.
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Where to buy gum rosin or pine rosin?
Where to buy Rosin?
Our rosin products are available for sale at
www.ChemicalStore.com. For large orders please call in advance and verify the
availability, wholesale discounts and shipping options. If you cannot find any
product in the online store of your choice, please use the search option of the
store or call (973)405-6248 for further assistance.
All orders will be shipped from our
warehouses in United States (USA), Canada or United Kingdom. We ship worldwide
to most countries including U.S., Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, New
Zealand, Germany, France, Netherlands, and many other countries.
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