Dibenzylamine
Description
Dibenzylamine (CAS 103-49-1 ), commonly abbreviated as DBA, is a secondary amine used as a chemical intermediate and functional additive across polymer, coatings, and specialty chemical manufacturing. It acts as a building block for synthesizing more complex amine derivatives, a curing agent, and a catalyst component in industrial processes. In rubber and elastomer production, it functions as a vulcanization accelerator. This compound acts as a cross-linking agent, contributing to improved durability in finished compounds. Coatings and adhesive formulators use it as a curing component in epoxy and polyurethane systems where controlled reactivity is required. In flavor and fragrance applications, it serves as a synthetic intermediate for producing aroma compounds targeting specific scent profiles. Catalyst manufacturers also use it as a precursor or co-catalyst in polymerization reactions. This is particularly useful where secondary amine functionality drives selectivity. The product is supplied as a liquid at ambient conditions, typically in drum and IBC packaging for industrial volumes. Standard commercial grades include technical-grade material with purity specifications commonly ranging from 98% to 99%+. Reagent-grade material is available for applications requiring tighter impurity control. These high-purity options are ideal for catalyst synthesis or high-specification fragrance intermediates. The material is handled according to standard industrial safety protocols for secondary amines to ensure quality. Contact us for supply of Dibenzylamine Request Quote
Other Names (Synonyms)
Benzenemethanamine, N-(phenylmethyl)- | N-(Phenylmethyl)benzenemethanamine | 3G0YFX01C6 | RefChem:132868 | DBA | N-Benzylbenzylamine
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