Triethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate (TREGDMA)

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CAS#: 109-16-0
Synonyms: TREGDMA

Triethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate (TREGDMA) is a di-functional methacrylate monomer widely used for cross-linking in high-performance polymer systems. Its dual methacrylate groups enable efficient network formation, enhancing hardness, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength in cured materials. TREGDMA is particularly valued in dental composites and coatings where dimensional stability and durability are critical.

Key Features:

  • Di-functional monomer for efficient cross-linking

  • Improves hardness, mechanical strength, and chemical resistance

  • Enhances dimensional stability and durability

  • Compatible with a wide range of methacrylate and acrylate monomers

  • Low viscosity for easy formulation and processing

Applications:

  • Dental composites and restorative materials

  • Adhesives requiring strong cross-link density

  • High-performance coatings for abrasion and chemical resistance

  • Specialty polymer systems and UV-curable resins

CAS#: 109-16-0
Synonyms: TREGDMA

Triethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate (TREGDMA) is a di-functional methacrylate monomer widely used for cross-linking in high-performance polymer systems. Its dual methacrylate groups enable efficient network formation, enhancing hardness, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength in cured materials. TREGDMA is particularly valued in dental composites and coatings where dimensional stability and durability are critical.

Key Features:

  • Di-functional monomer for efficient cross-linking

  • Improves hardness, mechanical strength, and chemical resistance

  • Enhances dimensional stability and durability

  • Compatible with a wide range of methacrylate and acrylate monomers

  • Low viscosity for easy formulation and processing

Applications:

  • Dental composites and restorative materials

  • Adhesives requiring strong cross-link density

  • High-performance coatings for abrasion and chemical resistance

  • Specialty polymer systems and UV-curable resins