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XY680, Allyl Glycidyl Ether Boiling point: 154 °C Appearance: Colorless transparent liquid The molecule contains both a carbon–carbon double bond and an epoxy group, making it an important monomer for polymerization and an intermediate in organic synthesis. It is also widely used as an additive, solvent, catalyst, crosslinking agent, and chain transfer agent in the production of silicones, epoxy resins, chemical fibers, plastics, and rubber, and has significant applications in the organic chemical industry.

XY501P, Butyl Glycidyl Ether (BGE) is a mono-epoxy reactive diluent. It is a colorless transparent liquid. The molecule contains both an ether bond and an epoxy group, and participates in the curing reaction of epoxy resins to form a homogeneous system. It is primarily used as a reactive diluent for epoxy resins to reduce their viscosity and improve processing properties. It is widely applied in fields such as insulating materials, solvent-free coatings, adhesives, electronic encapsulation, and electrical casting.

XY746P, 2-Ethyl Hexyl Glycidyl Ether Appearance: Colorless transparent liquid with no pungent odor. The molecule contains both an ether bond and an epoxy group. It is a monofunctional diluent used to reduce the viscosity of resin systems. It participates in the curing reaction, forming a homogeneous system. With good dilution effectiveness, excellent wettability, and low volatility, it is one of the ideal reactive diluents for epoxy resins. It is used in floorings, impregnation, encapsulation, and wet lay-up lamination. With good dilution effectiveness and wettability, it is used to reduce resin viscosity and improve flexibility. It is also used in cast and wound electrical products to enhance mechanical properties, and as a diluent in coatings.

XY686, Isopropyl Glycidyl Ether Appearance: Colorless to pale yellow transparent liquid. It is mainly used as a diluent for epoxy resins, a stabilizer for organic compounds, and an intermediate for the synthesis of ethers and esters.

XY690A, Phenyl Glycidyl Ether Appearance: Colorless to pale yellow transparent liquid. The molecule contains a benzene ring, an ether bond, and an epoxy group. With rigid segments in its structure, it exhibits good heat resistance and anti-corrosion properties. It is widely used in the electronics, electrical, electromechanical, and machinery industries to reduce the viscosity of epoxy resins, and is suitable for application processes such as encapsulation, casting, and impregnation. It can also be used in adhesives. By reacting with polyamines, it can produce epoxy resin curing agents. For example, reacting with m-phenylenediamine yields 590 epoxy resin curing agent.

XY691A, o-Cresyl Glycidyl Ether Appearance: Colorless to pale yellow transparent liquid. The epoxy group-containing molecule contains a benzene ring and an ether bond, with rigid segments in its structure. It exhibits good chemical resistance, particularly excellent acid resistance and solvent resistance. With good physical properties, low volatility, and moisture resistance, it is an effective diluent for high-viscosity epoxy resins. Due to its unique structure and steric hindrance, it approaches or even surpasses difunctional epoxy diluents in many properties, and is notably superior to other diluents in terms of solvent resistance and water resistance.

It is used in fields such as insulating materials, electronic encapsulation, electrical casting, and automotive coatings.

XY622P, 1,4-Butanediol Diglycidyl Ether Appearance: Colorless transparent liquid, soluble in water, with no pungent odor. The molecule contains two epoxy groups, which participate in the curing reaction to form chain and network structures. It is commonly used as a toughening diluent for epoxy resins and is widely applied in epoxy systems such as solvent-free coatings, laminates, adhesives, and composite materials. As a fiber finishing agent, it can enhance the flexibility, fastness, alkali resistance, and dyeability of fibers. It is used in the finishing of cotton, linen, wool, silk, and other fabrics, and can improve the tensile strength of fibers.