HFO System-Specific Catalyst
Catalyst tailored for HFO (hydrofluoroolefin) blowing-agent systems, supporting the transition away from HFC blowing agents while maintaining foam quality.
Innovation, applied
One thing, done deeply — the chemistry that decides how a polyurethane behaves.
Applications
Our catalysts, additives, and curing agents run through the systems that make modern comfort, mobility, and construction.
Molecular engineering
A catalytic centre — a tertiary amine nitrogen or an organometallic site — bonded to the ligands that set its reach, its speed, and what it will and won't react with. Small changes to that structure are what separate a fast-gel grade from a delayed-action one, or a foam catalyst from an epoxy accelerator.
The catalog
From gel and blow amines to trimerization and metal catalysts — pick an application and the catalog narrows to the grades that fit. Each card links to a full datasheet.
Catalyst tailored for HFO (hydrofluoroolefin) blowing-agent systems, supporting the transition away from HFC blowing agents while maintaining foam quality.
Aldehyde eliminator specially designed to lower formaldehyde and acetaldehyde content in automotive molded polyurethane foam, reducing new-car odor and improving cabin air…
Effective gel catalyst for the reaction between isocyanate and hydroxyl groups, promoting polymer build and cure in flexible foam and general polyurethane…
Environmentally friendly substitute for organic mercury and organotin catalysts, offering comparable cure performance with a cleaner toxicological profile.
High-efficiency, low-odor trimerization catalyst for polyurethane and polyisocyanurate systems, delivering strong trimer selectivity while minimizing residual amine emissions.
Strong blowing-type tertiary amine catalyst that accelerates the water–isocyanate reaction, widely used in rigid and spray polyurethane foam.
Adhesion-improvement additive that strengthens the bond between polyurethane foam and skins or substrates, improving lamination and composite-part durability.
Effective cell-opening agent for a wide range of rigid and soft polyurethane systems, delivering a cell-opening rate above 90% for improved dimensional…
Strong polyurethane trimerization catalyst with higher trimer selectivity than conventional trimerization catalysts, and low odor.
Strong polyurethane trimerization catalyst promoting isocyanurate ring formation for heat-resistant rigid foam.
Metal-type delayed strong-gel polyurethane catalyst — free of mercury, lead, tin, and nickel, and compliant with EU REACH and RoHS — providing…
Thermosensitive polyurethane composite metal catalyst that stays low in activity at ambient temperature and activates on heating for controlled, fast cure.
Tertiary-amine thermosensitive gel catalyst combining a long pot life with rapid post-cure for demanding molding cycles.
Low-temperature cold-mold fast-cure catalyst that speeds maturation in cold molding, with low viscosity for easy handling.
Balanced catalyst for high-resilience flexible polyurethane foam, delivering excellent load-bearing and rebound performance.
Versatile tertiary amine used as a polyurethane catalyst and epoxy accelerator, promoting both foam reactions and anhydride/epoxy cure.
Reactive tertiary-amine catalyst and chain component used to build low-emission polyurethane systems, and as an epoxy curing amine.
Amine intermediate and catalyst / curing agent used in polyurethane and epoxy formulations, providing both reactivity and chain extension.
Classic organotin gel catalyst (dibutyltin dilaurate) that strongly promotes the polyol–isocyanate reaction in elastomers, coatings, sealants, and RTV silicone systems.
Strong gel catalyst with good hydrolysis stability and higher catalytic activity than DBTDL; boiling point 160 °C (10 mmHg), flash point above…
Silicone surfactant that stabilizes cell structure and improves flow and surface quality in flexible and rigid polyurethane foam.
Family of imidazole curing agents and accelerators used for epoxy resin cure, polyurethane foam catalysis, and polyimide polymerization catalysis.
2,4,6-Tris(dimethylaminomethyl)phenol — a highly active tertiary-amine accelerator and curing agent for epoxy resins, and a gel catalyst in polyurethane.
Slow-recovery, temperature-sensitive polyether polyol for viscoelastic memory foam, enabling pressure-relieving comfort in bedding and seating.
How catalysis works
Every polyurethane is a race between two reactions: the blow (water + isocyanate → CO₂, which lifts the foam) and the gel (polyol + isocyanate → polymer, which sets it). A catalyst lowers the activation energy of one or both — so the same molecules cross to product far more readily, at the rate and in the order you want.
Compliance
The company
We do one thing: make the catalysts that decide how a polyurethane behaves.
Newtop Chemical is a high-tech new-materials company built on three pillars — integration, innovation, and technical service. Since our founding we have grown to serve more than 3,000 companies at home and abroad, across home furnishings, automotive, high-speed rail, and aerospace.
Backed by a dedicated R&D team and a complete production system, we track the latest trends in polyurethane catalysis and deliver full-spectrum technical service — recommending grades, tuning the gel–blow balance, and developing environmentally compliant chemistry for the future of the industry.
News center
A new-generation aldehyde scavenger reduces formaldehyde and acetaldehyde in automotive molded foam, helping eliminate new-car odor and meet increasingly strict cabin-air standards without altering…
A key challenge for waterborne coatings is the crosslink density of the film once the water has evaporated. The right catalyst accelerates molecular crosslinking…
Traditional waterborne polyurethane can suffer from slow cure and poor water resistance. Targeted catalysts address these limitations, raising crosslink density and broadening the application…
Technical desk
Foam type, blowing agent, target profile — our technical team designs the catalyst package and sends datasheets and samples.