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Unifine P-2
Otsuka Chemical
Inorganic carbonic acid salt. Acts as a foaming/blowing agent. Provides very good safety and non-toxicity. Is odorless for humans. Doesn't give off any odor or leave any color residue on the product...
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TPE and TPV
PP
Other Rubber>EPDM
ABS
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Unifine P-3
Otsuka Chemical
Organic acid salt. Acts as a foaming/blowing agent. Provides very good safety and non-toxicity. Is odorless for humans. Doesn't give off any odor or leave any color residue on the product and...
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ABS
PA, Nylon
PBT
PC
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Unifine P-4
Otsuka Chemical
Inorganic carbonate. Acts as a foaming/blowing agent. Provides very good safety and non-toxicity. Is odorless for humans. Doesn't give off any odor or leave any color residue on the product and...
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ABS
PA, Nylon
PBT
PC
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Unifine P-5
Otsuka Chemical
Inorganic carbonic acid salt. Acts as a foaming/blowing agent. Provides very good safety and non-toxicity. Is odorless for humans. Doesn't give off any odor or leave any color residue on the product...
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ABS
PA, Nylon
PBT
PC
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Unifoam AZ HT
Otsuka Chemical
Exhibits high compatibility with synthetic resins and rubbers as well as remarkable dispersion properties. Decomposes at temperatures suited to processing synthetic resins and rubbers...
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PP
PE>HDPE
Injection molding - thermoplastics
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