Benzoxazine Resin | High Tg 250°C & Low Df 0.005–0.008 | For 5G PCB & Aerospace | China Manufacturer
GLASS TRANSITION
≥250°C
Continuous use at 200°C
DIELECTRIC LOSS (Df)
0.005–0.008
For 5G and high-frequency PCB
CURING SHRINKAGE
Near Zero
No small molecule release
FLAME RETARDANCY
Halogen-Free
N-P synergistic compounding
KEY APPLICATIONS
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Product Overview
Benzoxazine Resin is a thermosetting resin that cures by ring-opening polymerization without releasing small molecules. The result is a void-free cured part with <1% shrinkage - the main reason it outperforms epoxy in thick-section and high-precision tooling. In 5G PCB and aerospace composite applications, this translates to fewer voids, tighter tolerances, and more reliable dielectric performance at high frequency.
Unlike conventional phenolic resins, it contains no formaldehyde residue and can be formulated halogen-free through N-P synergistic compounding. Compared with epoxy resins, benzoxazine offers near-zero curing shrinkage (versus >3% for epoxy), higher maximum service temperature (280°C vs 180°C), and lower dielectric constant (3.0–3.5 vs 3.8–4.5 at 1 GHz). These properties make it the material of choice for demanding electronic and aerospace applications.
Alfa Chemical supplies Benzoxazine Resin from Zhengzhou, Henan, in 20 kg to 200 kg quantities with batch-specific COA and SDS.
Benzoxazine resin is supplied as yellow crystal flakes (BA-a type). Powder and liquid grades are available on request for specific processing requirements such as RTM or powder coating.
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Near-zero cure shrinkage, no volatile release. Suitable for void-free thick-section parts.
Key Properties
Before running a trial, verify these six properties against your process window. Each one affects cure behavior, final Tg, or dielectric performance - and the weight you give each depends on whether you are designing for 5G PCB, aerospace composites, or electronic packaging.
High Heat Resistance
Tg ≥250°C by DSC. Max service temperature 280°C. Continuous use at 200°C without property loss.
Low Dielectric Loss
Df 0.005–0.008, Dk 3.0–3.5 at 1 GHz. Meets 5G mmWave and high-frequency PCB requirements.
Near-Zero Shrinkage
Cure shrinkage <1%, versus 2–5% for epoxy and 4–8% for phenolic. Holds tight tolerances in thick-section molds.
Halogen-Free Flame Retardant
N-P synergistic system with phosphorus-containing epoxy. Passes halogen-free flame retardancy without ATH or brominated additives.
High Purity & Green
Residual phenol <0.5%. No formaldehyde. No volatile release during cure, so no degassing step required.
Batch Consistency
GPC traces overlap batch-to-batch. Tg controlled to ±5°C. COA reports actual values, not typical ranges.
Benzoxazine vs Epoxy vs Phenolic
Compared with epoxy and phenolic, benzoxazine trades a slightly higher raw material cost for lower shrinkage, higher service temperature, and better dielectric performance. For high-frequency thermosetting resin applications, that trade-off is usually worth it.
| Property | Benzoxazine | Epoxy | Phenolic |
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| Max Service Temp | 280°C | 180°C | 200°C |
| Tg | 170–340°C | 130–220°C | 170°C |
| Dielectric Constant (1 GHz) | 3.0–3.5 | 3.8–4.5 | 4.0–10.0 |
| Cure Shrinkage | <1% | 2–5% | 4–8% |
Benzoxazine Resin Applications
Five application areas are served by this grade, from 5G PCB substrates to aerospace composites and electronic packaging. In each case, the choice comes down to Tg, dielectric loss, or shrinkage - not price. Use level and processing conditions are listed per application.
5G Communication Materials
For substrates requiring low dielectric loss (Df 0.005–0.008) and dimensional stability at high frequency. Used in high-frequency PCB and antenna substrates.
Typical use level: 30–60 wt.% in the resin matrix | Cure: 180–200°C | Df target: <0.008 at 10 GHz
Request technical data →Aerospace Composites
For carbon fiber composites requiring high Tg and long-term durability at elevated temperatures. Used in aircraft interior and structural parts.
Typical use level: 20–40 wt.% in carbon fiber prepreg | Cure: 180°C/2h + 200°C/2h | Tg after cure: ≥250°C
Ask about aerospace grades →Electronic Packaging & PCB
For heat-resistant copper clad laminates and F-class/H-class epoxy laminates. Used in PCB boards and IC packaging substrates.
Typical use level: 40–70 wt.% in copper clad laminate | Cure: 180–200°C | Dk: 3.0–3.5 at 1 GHz
Request a sample →Rail Transportation
For rail transit components requiring heat resistance, flame retardancy, and dimensional stability. Used in interior panels and electrical insulation parts.
Typical use level: 30–50 wt.% with flame retardant package | Cure: 180°C/2h | Meets EN 45545 HL3
Ask about rail grades →Insulation Materials
For high-performance insulation requiring low dielectric loss and thermal stability. Used in electrical and electronic insulation components.
Typical use level: 25–50 wt.% in insulation varnish | Cure: 160–180°C | Volume resistivity: >10¹⁵ Ω·cm
Ask about insulation grades →Product Specifications
Specifications below are the current release values for Tg, Df, and other key parameters. Request the batch COA to confirm against your incoming inspection criteria before releasing a purchase order.
| Item | Specification |
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| Product Name | Benzoxazine Resin |
| CAS Number | Not applicable (polymer) |
| Appearance | Yellow crystal flakes (BA-a type) |
| Glass Transition Temp (Tg) | ≥250°C |
| Dielectric Constant (Df) | 0.005–0.008 |
| Curing Shrinkage | Near zero (<1%) |
| Flame Retardancy | Halogen-free (N-P synergistic) |
| Purity | High purity (residual phenol <0.5%, no formaldehyde) |
| Water Absorption | Low (0.05–0.2%) |
| Storage Conditions | Cool, dry place, sealed container |
| Packaging Options | 20 kg / 100 kg / 200 kg, Teflon-coated inside |
| Documents | COA, SDS |
COA & SDS
Quality Control
Each production lot from our Zhengzhou facility is released against four tests: DSC (Tg), dielectric loss, flame retardancy, and batch consistency. GPC traces are archived per lot for traceability. The COA lists actual values and the test method, not just pass/fail.
Quality Control for Every Batch
Packaging & Shipping
Standard packaging: 20 kg / 100 kg / 200 kg, Teflon-lined fibre drum on wooden pallet. Export-ready palletizing, stretch wrap, and strapping. Non-DG material, no declaration required. Custom packaging is available for orders above 200 kg - specify drum size, liner material, and label requirements when placing the order.
Delivery time is 3–7 business days after payment confirmation for stock items. COA and SDS are provided with every shipment. For special packaging or urgent requests, contact us directly.
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Export-ready packaging: Teflon-lined drum on wooden pallet, stretch-wrapped and strapped. 20 kg / 100 kg / 200 kg options.
COURIER
Samples & Small Orders
International express for small quantities.
AIR FREIGHT
Time-sensitive Orders
For urgent mid-volume orders.
SEA FREIGHT
Bulk Orders
Cost-effective for 100kg+ drum quantities.
Why Choose Alfa Chemical
Benzoxazine is not a drop-in replacement for epoxy. Cure profile, Tg consistency, and compatibility with your existing resin system determine whether it works in production. The five points below cover what we supply to shorten your trial cycle - from DSC-verified Tg to GPC-traced batch data.
Tg Verified by DSC, ±5°C Batch Tolerance
Each lot is tested by DSC. The COA reports actual Tg, not a typical range. Batch-to-batch variation is controlled within ±5°C.
Step-Cure Profile and Gel Time Data
Recommended step-cure: 160°C/1h + 180°C/1h + 200°C/2h. Gel time and exotherm data available for your mold geometry or autoclave cycle.
Epoxy Blend Ratios and Compatibility Data
Blend ratios from 30:70 to 70:30 (BZ:EP) are supported. DSC and rheology data for common epoxy systems are available to reduce trial iterations.
20 kg Pilot to 200 kg Production, Same Spec
Start with a 20 kg drum for lab or pilot trials. Scale to 100 kg or 200 kg drums without requalification. Same specification across all packaging sizes.
Non-DG Shipping, Export Docs In-House
No DG declaration required. Courier, air, or sea from Zhengzhou. Export documentation is prepared by our own team, not outsourced.
FAQ
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Q1. What is the glass transition temperature? Tg ≥250°C by DSC. Continuous use at 200°C for 1,000 h shows <10% weight loss. Max short-term exposure 280°C - suitable for 5G and aerospace thermal cycles. |
Q2. Is it halogen-free? Yes. Halogen content <900 ppm (Cl+Br). Flame retardancy from N-P synergy with phosphorus-containing epoxy. Passes UL 94 V-0 at 1.6 mm. |
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Q3. What is the dielectric loss (Df)? Df 0.005–0.008, Dk 3.0–3.5 at 1 GHz; Df <0.010 at 10 GHz. Suitable for 5G mmWave and high-frequency PCB. |
Q4. What is the MOQ and lead time? MOQ 20 kg. Stock items ship in 3–7 business days from Zhengzhou. Bulk orders 100–200 kg ship in 7–10 business days. |
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Q5. Do you provide COA and SDS? Yes. COA and SDS ship with every order. The COA lists DSC Tg, dielectric loss, and flame retardancy test values, with the lot number matching the drum label. |
Q6. Does it shrink during curing? Cure shrinkage <1% (volumetric). No volatile release during cure, so no degassing step needed. Suitable for void-free thick-section parts. |
Need Benzoxazine Resin?
Send your cure schedule and target Tg. We reply with a batch COA, Teflon-lined drum options, and a shipping quote within 12 hours.
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About Alfa Chemical: Based in Zhengzhou, China, Alfa Chemical supplies fine chemicals and specialty intermediates to research and industrial customers worldwide.
Disclaimer: Specifications above are release values. Confirm against the batch COA before use. Final performance depends on cure schedule, mold geometry, and formulation. For R&D and industrial use only.
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