Import Cnsl-Resin — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

CNSL-resin is a phenolic resin derived from natural phenol, with a solid content range of 85% to 90% and a viscosity of 300 to 800 mPa·s at 25°C, as typically reported in industrial formulations. It is supplied as a viscous liquid with a dark amber to brown colour and a specific gravity of approximately 1.18 to 1.22. The resin is formulated without solvents or diluents, ensuring consistent performance in high-temperature curing processes.

This resin is based on cardanol, a phenolic compound extracted from cashew nutshell liquid, and is commonly used in formulations requiring thermal stability and chemical resistance. Typical industry grades include those meeting ASTM D4236 for non-toxic industrial use and ISO 11472 for coating resins. It exhibits low volatile organic compound emissions and cures to a rigid, cross-linked polymer with glass transition temperatures between 120°C and 160°C, depending on cure conditions.

CNSL-resin is primarily purchased by paint and coating manufacturers for brake linings, electrical laminates, and high-temperature varnishes. Buyers in the automotive and construction sectors use it to enhance adhesion and thermal resistance in friction materials. It is typically supplied in 200 kg HDPE drums or 1,000 kg IBC totes. Lead time is confirmed directly with the supplier, and payment terms are negotiated per order. Importers should verify the resin’s acid number and hydroxyl value for compatibility with their formulation.

Gem Polymers & Synthetics is a supplier based in Kolkata, West Bengal, with a physical address listed on Bodai Road Jugberia. The company is classified as an imported supplier with harbor trust tier, indicating verified logistics and export readiness. There is no public information on production capacity, years in operation, or client list. The listing does not confirm ISO certification, internal testing protocols, or R&D capabilities.

The supplier’s profile shows no recorded response rate or average response time, suggesting limited buyer engagement or inactive communication channels. Buyers should treat this as a direct sourcing contact without established service history. All claims about product performance must be validated through sample testing and third-party analysis before bulk procurement.