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Fdm 2,5-furandimethanol Also Known as 2,5-bis(hydroxymethyl)furan (bhmf)
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This is a company product listing, not a research study. It describes FDM, a plant-based chemical made from biomass, which is marketed as an ingredient for making plastics, coatings and resins as an alternative to petroleum-based materials.
CAS No.: 1883-75-6 Bio-based Content: ≥97% (USDA Certified)Bio-based Content: ≥97% (USDA Certified) Stable Supply: Proven scale delivery, global customer baseStable Supply: Proven scale delivery, global customer base Eco-advantage: Lower carbon footprint vs. petrochemical counterpartsEco-advantage: Lower carbon footprint vs. petrochemical counterparts Introduction to FDM FDM (2 5 furandimethanol, also known as 2 5 bis hydroxymethyl furan) is a rigid, thermally stable bio-based diol ideal for the synthesis of high-performance polyesters and polyurethanes. FDM offers a sustainable alternative to traditional petroleum-based polyols in coatings, resins, and plasticizers—an indispensable monomer in the transition to green materials. Its broad FDM applications and versatile FDM uses make it a promising choice for manufacturers seeking eco-friendly innovation. Why Choose GS Biomats's FDM? Innovative Technology Our proprietary technology ensures high-purity FDM while reducing costs and environmental impact, setting an industry benchmark for efficiency. Scaled Production and Supply Our pioneer plant provides a stable supply of FDM to customers of all sizes and partners with industry leaders. Customized Solutions We offer customized FDM and its derivatives to meet specific application needs, empowering our customers' innovation. Commitment to Sustainability Our FDM boasts 97% biobased content, supporting environmentally friendly solutions and contributing to a sustainable future. Global Technical Expertise Our dedicated team provides expert support for seamless FDM integration, and rigorous testing ensures consistent FDM performance across diverse applications. Physical and Chemical Properties of FDM Applications of FDM Polyesters FDM can be used as a monomer to create polyesters, including those with biodegradable and high performance properties. 01 Polyurethanes It's a key component in the synthesis of various polyurethanes, potentially rivaling traditional phenol-based resins in performance and sustainability. 02 Epoxy Resins FDM can also be used in the production of epoxy resins. FAQ of GS Biomats FDM Q What is the origin of GS Biomats' FDM? Our FDM (25-furandimethanol, also known as 25-bis(hydroxymethyl)furan) is derived from renewable biomass, with a bio-based content of 97%, which is a also USDA certified biobased product. Q Can you provide customized FDM grades? Yes. We offer tailor-made FDM specifications — including purity levels, particle size, and packaging — to meet a specific FDM application and its process requirements.
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