Tk. Roy et al., SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OF OIL-MODIFIED POLYESTERAMIDE RESINS FOR SURFACE-COATINGS, Journal of Scientific & Industrial Research, 56(3), 1997, pp. 159-163
Polyesteramide resins, suitable for coating applications, have been sy
nthesised, using two different oils, viz: a non traditional, nonoxidis
ing type, pilu fat (Salvadora Oleoides) and a traditional oxidizing ty
pe, dehydrated castor oil (DCO). N, N- bis-(2-hydroxyethyl) fattyamide
s (HEFAs) have been prepared by aminolysis of both pilu oil and DCO wi
th diethanolamine using zinc oxide as a catalyst. HEFAs were reacted w
ith isophthalic acid in varying molar ratios to obtain a series of hyd
roxy terminated polyesteramides (HTPEAs). Coating compositions from th
ese resins were formulated by incorporation of butylated melamine form
aldehyde (BMF) resin in two different ratios. The baked film propertie
s of these resins have been evaluated. Furthermore both pilu fat and D
CO can be used as components of industrial stoving finishes. Pilu fat,
being nonoxidising type, can replace traditionally used coconut oil i
n such applications.