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Valtris Specialty Chemicals
Very low cost barium-cadmium-zinc liquid heat stabilizer. Used in coated fabrics, wallcovering and leathercloth, flexible films, foils and sheet, flexible extrusion and injection Moulding. Provides... view more
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Liquid metal soap. Used as heat and light stabilizer for calendered and estruded flexible PVC, coated fabrics, wallcovering and leathercloth, flexible films, foils and sheet, flexible extrusion and... view more
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Barium-zinc complex. Acts as a stabilizer. It has less phenol content and is free from pTBBA (para-tert.-butylbenzoic acid), 2-EHA (2-ethylhexanoic acid) & nonylphenol. Hence, it has low toxicity... view more
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Liquid barium-cadmium-zinc. Used as heat and light stabilizer for calendered flexible PVC and PVC plastisol, coated fabrics, wallcovering and leathercloth, flexible films, foils and sheet, flexible... view more
Valtris Specialty Chemicals
Liquid barium-cadmium-zinc. Used as heat and light stabilizer for coated fabrics, wallcovering and leathercloth, flexible films, foils and sheet, flexible extrusion and injection moulding... view more
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Sulfur-free organotin compound. Acts as a heat and light stabilizer. It has no diluent or carrier. Applications include PVC (polyvinyl chloride), plastisols, extrusion, calendaring, coated fabrics... view more
Valtris Specialty Chemicals
Sulfur-Free organotin. Used as heat and light stabilizer in coated fabrics, rigid film, profile, sheet and injection moulding... view more
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Akcrostab™ T-94CS is a liquid, sulfur-containing organotin stabilizer. Provides excellent processing characteristics and superior heat stability in clear and filled rigid PVC formulations... view more
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