Cycloaliphatic refers to an aliphatic hydrocarbon or compound that contains a ring structure but not a benzene ring, i.e. a non-aromatic-like cyclobutane. A non-aromatic hydrocarbon is cyclic and not as stable as an alicyclic one in nature. Cycloaliphatic compounds include cyclopropane, methylcyclohexane and heptalene.

What is a polyamine epoxy?

A polyamide epoxy is a polymer that employs a polyamide resin as a curing agent. A polyamide in an epoxy is essentially an organic compound very similar to ammonia, but has had one of its hydrogen atoms replaced with another atom. A polyamide epoxy is commonly used as a coating or an adhesive.

What is amine cured epoxy?

An amine cured epoxy coating is an epoxy coating where an anime-based hardener was used in the curation process. In the most general sense, these epoxy coatings are described on the molecular level as having anime and alcohol functional groups formed during the curing.