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Polymer Additives
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Polymer Additives
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Brüggemann
BRUGGOLEN® P14 by Brüggemann is a low volatile, mixture of synthetic waxes & copolymers. It acts as a processing auxiliary and as an internal and external lubricant. It is a synergistic composition... view more
Brüggemann
BRUGGOLEN® P252 by Brüggemann is a synergistic mixture of various nucleating and lubricating substances. It is a very effective crystallization accelerator for thermoplastic polyesters, inducing a... view more
Brüggemann
BRUGGOLEN® P30 by Brüggemann is a mixture of processing stabilizers, nucleating agents and lubricants. It is a processing auxiliary for use in polyamides. It offers improved melt flow, protection of... view more
Brüggemann
BRUGGOLEN® P32 by Brüggemann is a ready-to-use processing auxiliary for production of standard polyamide injection molding. It is an optimal mixture of heat stabilizers, nucleating agents and... view more
Millad® NX® 8000 by Milliken is a clarifying agent designed for clear polypropylene. It allows polypropylene to approach the look of high clarity plastics like polystyrene and polycarbonate. This... view more
Millad® NX® 8000 ECO by Milliken is a sustainable, clarifying agent for crystal clear PP. It allows polypropylene to approach the look of high clarity plastics like polystyrene and polycarbonate... view more
Millad® NX® 8000J by Milliken is a clarifying agent. It allows polypropylene to approach the look of high clarity plastics like polystyrene and polycarbonate. This additive offers better quality and... view more
Millad® NX® 8000K by Milliken is a clarifying agent designed for clear polypropylene. It allows polypropylene to approach the look of high clarity plastics like polystyrene and polycarbonate. This... view more
Omya Smartfill® by Omya is a natural calcium carbonate with special surface modification. Exhibits excellent compatibility with engineering polymers such as polyamides (PA) and polycarbonate (PC)... view more
3M™ Boron Nitride Cooling Filler Agglomerates CFA 100 by 3M is randomly oriented agglomerates for high filler loadings and isotropic thermal conductivity. Its softness helps facilitate low impact on... view more
3M™ Boron Nitride Cooling Filler Agglomerates CFA 150 by 3M is soft agglomerates for high filler loadings and isotropic thermal conductivity. It helps facilitate low impact on viscosity and easy... view more
3M™ Boron Nitride Cooling Filler Agglomerates CFA 250SS by 3M is boron nitride platelets spray-dried with inorganic binder to spherical granulates for high flowability and dosing velocities during... view more
3M™ Boron Nitride Cooling Filler Agglomerates CFA 50M by 3M is a mixture of agglomerates, platelets and boron nitride clusters. It provides excellent heat transfer capabilities (through-plane), high... view more
SCONA TPPET 4214 PA by BYK acts as a viscosity modifier for polyethylene terephthalate-based compounds to increase melt strength and molecular weight during compounding and to improve processability of... view more
SCONA TPPL 1214 PA by BYK is a viscosity modifier for polylactic acid-based compounds to increase the melt strength and molecular weight during compounding and for improved processability of the... view more
Baerlocher
Aluminum stearate. Acts as a lubricant. It is produced from a high quality, tallow derived fatty acid for grease, lacquer and polymer applications requiring a finely divided powder with good... view more
Barium Stearate SW by Baerlocher is a medium bulk density, fine white powder, produced from a high quality, tallow derived fatty acid for multiple applications. Acts as a co-stabilizer in conjunction with... view more
Calcium stearate GP Standard 5913 by Baerlocher acts as a stabilizer, release agent and lubricating agent. Produced from high quality fatty acid for polymer applications requiring a finely divided powder with good handling... view more
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