Diethylaminoethyl Methacrylate (DEAM)

 Diethylaminoethyl Methacrylate (DEAM) is an amino-functional methacrylate monomer known for its strong chemical reactivity and ability to improve adhesion, flexibility, and compatibility within polymer systems. The tertiary amine group provides cationic behavior in certain environments, enabling DEAM to enhance dye affinity, promote surface interaction, and modify polymer properties. Its versatility makes it valuable across coatings, adhesives, and textile applications requiring enhanced performance and functionalization.

Key Features:

• Tertiary amine functionality for enhanced reactivity and adhesion

• Improves flexibility, wetting, and co-polymer compatibility

• Provides cationic character for interaction with dyes and charged substrates

• Useful for modifying mechanical and chemical properties in acrylic systems

Applications:

• Coatings requiring improved adhesion and substrate interaction

• Adhesives with enhanced flexibility and chemical reactivity

• Textile treatments and dye-affinity enhancement

• Antistatic and functional polymer additives