PVC, Plasticizers and Sustainability

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Processing Guide: TUBALL™ MATRIX for glass fiber filled PA-6 and PA-6.6 compounds

TUBALL™ MATRIX 822 and TUBALL™ MATRIX 808 can be used for preparing electrically conductive PA-6 and PA-6.6 compounds with glass fiber. Know about the difference between these two and get the...

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Explore processing guidelines for TUBALL™ Matrix 814 for PVC Plastisol

Download this processing guide for TUBALL™ Matrix 814 for PVC Plastisol that describes: Recommended equipment Procedure Viscosity management Quality and temperature control Formulation...

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Explore TUBALL™ Graphene Nanotubes by OCSiAI

TUBALL™ nanotubes are the first GNTs to be available for commercial applications in a wide range of industries. The low-cost mass-production technology has made the wide-spread use of nanotubes that...

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Explore processing guidelines for TUBALL™ Matrix 822

Discover the processing guide for TUBALL™ Matrix 822 for glass fiber filled PA-6 and PA-6.6 compounds without fiber. Get comprehensive information about the recommended equipment, procedure, and...

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Navigate the TUBALL™ Matrix 605 Processing Guidelines

Explore the TUBALL™ Matrix 605 processing guidelines for high consistency silicones in the hardness range from 30 to 70 shore A. There are different segments: mixing equipment, dilution...

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Selecting Plasticizers for Polymers

By Paul Daniels

Plasticizers are the most common additives used in the plastics industry. But, selecting the right plasticizer for an application has always been a daunting task. Become an expert by learning the detailed knowledge on plasticizer additives. Explore various plasticization methods along with their benefits and learn how to select the right plasticizer from the main chemical classes of plasticizers: phthalates, benzoates, adipates etc. along with their current regulatory updates.

Oct 18, 2023 | Webinar

ADINS® Clay additives: A solution to replace the PTFE in flame retardant formulations

Wednesday Oct 18 2023

By Dr. Marta Sacristán Benito

Discover cutting-edge sustainable solutions for PTFE alternatives featuring natural magnesium silicates in Tolsa’s webinar. In this enlightening session, we'll unveil the latest regulatory changes...

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Specialty plasticizers for PVC plastisols

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) remains one of the world’s most used - and most useful- synthetic materials. The addition of plasticizers makes PVC more flexible and thereby more viable in many markets...

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Overview presentation on Anti-static Additives: Smarter Control of Static for Safe and Dust Free Polymers

Anti-static additives are added to plastics to reduce or eliminate static related issues. Static is produced by charge separation caused by the movement of one material over another, and this can...

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Eastman 168™ SG Meeting the unique needs of the medical market

To help medical device and packaging manufacturers comply with an ever-changing and increasingly stringent regulatory environment, Eastman offers a differentiated non-phthalate plasticizer: Eastman...

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