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Polymer Additives
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Polymer Additives
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Ken-React® KR® 12 supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class monoalkoxy, with phosphato functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 95%. It can be used in... view more
Ken-React® KR® 138S supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class oxyacetate chelate, with pyrophosphate functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 99%. It... view more
Ken-React® KR® 55 supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class coordinate, with phosphito functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 98%. It helps in... view more
Ken-React® KR® TTS supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class monoalkoxy, with isostearoyl functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 95%. It helps in... view more
Cobalt 2-ethylhexanoate. Used as an accelerator for the curing of unsaturated polyester resins. Offers very good UV light resistance of the molded parts. Exhibits long pot life of the cobalt... view more
Accelerator NL-49P by Nouryon is a solution of 1% cobalt in solvent mixture used as an accelerator for curing UP resins at ambient temperatures. The radical formation, which is necessary to start... view more
Accelerator NL-51P by Nouryon is a solution of 6% cobalt in solvent mixture used as an accelerator for curing UP resins at ambient temperatures. The radical formation, which is necessary to start... view more
Accelerator NL-53 by Nouryon is a solution of 10% cobalt in solvent mixture used as an accelerator for curing UP resins at ambient temperatures. It is used in continuous laminating, resin transfer... view more
N,N-Dimethylaniline. Used as an accelerator for unsaturated polyester resins. Exhibits non-sensitivity to moisture, pigments and fillers. Offers limited pot life of the amine accelerator in the UP... view more
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