DCPD Petroleum Resin
Dicyclopentadiene (DCPD) petroleum resin is a cyclic hydrocarbon polymer from petroleum byproducts, used in printing inks and paints. Classified in HTS 3911.90.91 as 'other' petroleum resin in primary forms, with DCPD monomer >95% by weight per subheading note.
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Alternative Classifications
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If copolymer with ethylene
Polymers with predominant ethylene units fall under 3901-3902 series.
If fabricated articles
Finished ink components or molded parts shift from primary polymers to 3926.
If petroleum distillates
Unpolymerized DCPD fractions stay as petroleum oils in Chapter 27.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include DCPD purity certificate (>95%) and ring-and-ball softening point (100°C typical)
• Specify primary form (pastilles/prills) to avoid 3921 classification as shapes
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Hydrocarbon Resin G-90
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Pentaerythritol Ester of Rosin
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C5 Aliphatic Petroleum Resin
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Hydrogenated C9 Petroleum Resin
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Coumarone-Indene Resin
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