Melamine

Melamine

Melamine is a nitrogen‑rich compound used for resins, laminates, and as a raw material for superplasticizer production.

Formula: C₃H₆N₆

CAS: 108-78-1

Min. Order: 200KG

Molecular Weight: 126.12

Melting Point: 354°C (decomposes)

Appearance: White crystalline powder.

Application: Resins: Melamine formaldehyde resins for laminates and coatings.

Superplasticizers: Intermediate in PCE manufacture.

Decorative: Paper impregnation for laminates.

Packaging: 25kg woven or kraft bags.

Storage: Dry and ventilated warehouse; sealed packaging.

Transportation: Not regulated; avoid contact with oxidizers.

Summary: Melamine is a versatile intermediate for resins, plastics, and construction chemicals.

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