Haminol 206 is a thermosetting resin prepolymer produced by complete hydroxymethylation of melamine. It appears as white crystalline granules or powder with a melting point of 163-164°C. Upon heating, it condenses into an infusible and insoluble resin.

• Solid Content: 90±2%
• Hydroxyl Value: 52±1%
• Melting Point: 163-164°C
• Appearance: White crystalline granules or powder

• Extremely low degree of polymerization minimizes side reactions during downstream etherification
• Stable storage for up to 12 months without degradation
• High adhesive strength and hardness
• Excellent electrical insulation properties

Widely used in molding compounds, industrial laminates, coatings, and as an intermediate for high-performance Adhesive A and Adhesive RA. A versatile industrial-grade resin raw material suitable for various demanding applications.