Adhesives
Aliphatic diisocyanates (ADIs) play a pivotal role in the construction of buildings, vehicles and other products that improve lives.
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Applications
Aircraft Coatings
Aliphatic diisocyanates are often used as a key component in the production of paint and coatings that help protect aircraft from harsh conditions.
Architectural Coatings
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Automotive Coatings
Not only do polyurethane-based automotive coatings improve your vehicle’s appearance, they play an essential role in protecting it from harsh weather conditions and can help prevent corrosion.
Industrial Coatings
A variety of industrial coatings made with aliphatic diisocyanates (ADIs) protect many structures we rely on every day, such as bridges, metal buildings, offshore oil and gas installations and pipelines.
Marine Coatings
Not only do polyurethane-based marine coatings improve a ship’s appearance, they play an essential role in protecting the hull, deck and other surface areas from the harsh elements of the sea.
Medical Applications
From N95 masks to life-saving artificial heart transplants, polyurethanes, made possible by diisocyanates chemistry, are making significant contributions to the medical industry and healthcare.
Textiles
Because of their unique properties, aliphatic diisocyanates (ADIs) are used in textile coatings across a wide variety of applications such as fashion wear, footwear, bags, furniture, automotive interiors, sports apparel, hats, and accessories.