Protect reaction stability
Control moisture to reduce variability in transesterification and downstream polymerization.
PBT APPLICATION
PBT performance depends on more than headline purity. Moisture, acid value, color and trace impurities influence process stability and final resin quality.
OVERVIEW
Translate polymerization risks into measurable feedstock controls.
Control moisture to reduce variability in transesterification and downstream polymerization.
Use acid value with moisture and storage history, rather than as an isolated metric.
Evaluate ash, metals and organic trace impurities against resin requirements.
Compare representative samples and shipment COA data before recurring supply.
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PROJECT CHECKLIST
PROCUREMENT
PBT lines run continuously, so consistency and delivery matter as much as the headline assay.
| Question to ask | Underlying risk | Recommended action |
|---|---|---|
| How stable is the DMT purity? | Variation in the main assay can disturb polymerization | Request COA for recent batches and run a laboratory sample first |
| Are acid value and moisture controlled? | They affect reaction stability and the process window | State the target range and test method in your RFQ |
| Is there a batch consistency record? | A good sample followed by variable bulk creates production risk | Ask for lot numbers, COA and a batch reservation mechanism |
| Can delivery be sustained? | PBT production is continuous, so a supply gap is costly | Confirm available source, lead time and a monthly or quarterly supply plan in writing |
| Is price the only criterion? | The lowest price may sacrifice delivery and consistency | Weigh specification, documents, lead time and ongoing service together |
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