BEROLAMINE 1210 (BA-1210)

Berolamine-1210 (BA-1210) is a blend of higher polyethylene polyamines (isomers of TETA, TEPA, PEHA, and higher) and alkanolamines (AEEA, DEA, Hydroxyethyl DETA, and higher). BA-1210 is used as an intermediate in the manufacture of asphalt additives and epoxy curing agent.

Overview

BEROLAMINE 1210 (BA-1210) is a yellowish brown ethyleneamine intermediate supplied as a blend of higher polyethylene polyamines (isomers of TETA, TEPA, PEHA, and higher) and alkanolamines (AEEA, DEA, hydroxyethyl DETA, and higher). As one of the recommended international brand products in our auxiliary agent range, this intermediate is supplied with supply chain resource support for formulators sourcing raw materials for downstream amine-based chemistries used in asphalt additives and epoxy curing agents.

Specifications

Product NameBEROLAMINE 1210 (BA-1210)
CompositionHigher polyethylene polyamines (TETA, TEPA, PEHA isomers) and alkanolamines (AEEA, DEA, hydroxyethyl DETA)
Appearance (MOA 200)Yellowish brown
Color (MOA 201)Max 10 Gardner
Viscosity, 50°C (MOA 589)Max 100 mPa.s
Water (MOA 305)Max 1.0 wt%
AEEA, DEA, HE-DETA, L-TETA content (MOA 566)Reported by weight percent per batch

Applications of BEROLAMINE 1210 in Asphalt and Epoxy Systems

BEROLAMINE 1210 is used as an intermediate in the manufacture of asphalt additives and epoxy curing agents. Formulators building adhesion promoters for asphalt systems or amine-based hardeners for epoxy systems use it as a raw material input rather than as a finished end-use product.

Why Composition and Viscosity Specifications Matter for BEROLAMINE 1210

Because this intermediate is reacted further downstream to build asphalt adhesion promoters or epoxy curing agents, consistent composition and low water content are important for predictable downstream reaction chemistry. A capped water content (max 1.0 wt% per the MOA 305 method) helps avoid unwanted side reactions or inconsistent cure behavior in the finished curing agent, while a controlled Gardner color (max 10 per MOA 201) and viscosity specification (max 100 mPa.s at 50°C per MOA 589) give formulators a consistent starting point batch to batch.

Why Sourcing Consistency Matters for Buyers

Because BEROLAMINE 1210 is an intermediate rather than a finished end-use product, formulators should always confirm current specification values, including AEEA, DEA, HE-DETA, and L-TETA content, against the current certificate of analysis for the specific batch being purchased, since these compositional values are reported per batch under the MOA 566 method. A supplier that consistently sources this material within its stated appearance, color, viscosity, and water content specifications reduces the need to re-qualify downstream formulations with every new batch.

This is particularly relevant for producers of asphalt adhesion promoters and epoxy curing agents, where amine composition and moisture content are directly tied to reaction predictability and finished product performance. Buyers should confirm current batch documentation against the latest certificate of analysis before scheduling a new batch into production.

What to Consider When Sourcing BEROLAMINE 1210

Buyers should confirm which downstream application, asphalt additive manufacturing or epoxy curing agent formulation, applies to their process, since the compositional balance of its polyethylene polyamine and alkanolamine content can influence reaction behavior differently across these two routes. Requesting the current certificate of analysis is a practical way to confirm that a given batch matches the appearance, color, viscosity, and water content specifications described above.

Because this material is positioned as a raw material intermediate rather than a finished product, buyers should confirm that their downstream reaction parameters align with the batch-reported AEEA, DEA, HE-DETA, and L-TETA content before finalizing an order. Packaging, lead times, and transport should also be confirmed directly with the supplier.

General Handling and Storage Guidance

Ethyleneamine intermediates such as BEROLAMINE 1210 should be stored in a dry, temperature-stable environment in tightly sealed original containers, since moisture uptake can affect the water content specification and lead to inconsistent downstream reaction behavior. Containers should remain sealed until ready for use, and warehouse conditions should avoid direct exposure to humidity or temperature extremes that can affect amine composition over time.

Formulators should confirm that this intermediate has acclimated to production-floor temperature before metering into a reaction process, since material brought directly from cold storage into a warm production environment can behave differently during initial mixing and reaction stages.

Where to Source This Product

Thousands Chemicals connects formulators with BEROLAMINE 1210 and related auxiliary agent products through our digital B2B marketplace. For general reference on amine chemical handling and classification, buyers can also consult resources such as the ASTM International standards library. Our team can help confirm packaging, lead times, and technical documentation for your target application and order volume.

Documentation We Can Provide

For qualified buyers, we can provide the technical data sheet and, where available, a certificate of analysis for the specific batch of BEROLAMINE 1210 being quoted. Specifications listed on this page reflect the manufacturer’s published values; buyers should confirm current documentation before finalizing a purchase order.

FAQ

What is BEROLAMINE 1210 used for?
It is used as an intermediate in the manufacture of asphalt additives and epoxy curing agents.

What is the appearance and color specification of BEROLAMINE 1210?
It has a yellowish brown appearance, with a color specification of max 10 Gardner per MOA 201.

What is the viscosity and water content specification of BEROLAMINE 1210?
Viscosity at 50°C is specified at max 100 mPa.s per MOA 589, and water content is specified at max 1.0 wt% per MOA 305.

Can you provide technical documentation for BEROLAMINE 1210?
Yes, technical data sheets and SDS documentation are available on request, and our team can provide bulk pricing and lead times based on your target volume and delivery location.

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