Technically, Diallyl Phthalate exhibits low dielectric loss and high volume resistivity, attributes critical for components in the electrical and electronics sectors. The resin’s ability to form a dense, three-dimensional network upon curing ensures robustness against environmental stressors such as moisture, heat, and corrosive chemicals. Consequently, DAP-based composites are widely applied in manufacturing automotive parts, electrical insulators, and precision-engineered industrial equipment where long-term durability and reliability are imperative.