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Calcium Stearate DW
FACI
Calcium stearate. Used as acid scavenger, BOPP and internal lubricant...
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Applications
PE
PP
PVC>PVC, rigid
PVC>PVC, flexible
...
Ethylene bis-stearamide N
FACI
Ethylene bis-stearamide. Used as a very strong slip agent...
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Applications
PE
PVC>PVC, rigid
Others
Compoundings
MARTINAL® OL-104/C
Huber Engineered Materials
MARTINAL® OL-104/C by Huber Engineered Materials is environmentally friendly, halogen-free, non-toxic, non-corrosive, non volatile, inert, recyclable, thermally stable, surface treated, finely precipitated, aluminium...
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Applications
Other Rubber
TPE and TPV>TPU (or TPE-U)
PVC>PVC, rigid
PP
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MARTINAL® OL-107/C
Huber Engineered Materials
MARTINAL® OL-107/C by Huber Engineered Materials is environmentally friendly, halogen-free, non-toxic, non-corrosive, non volatile, inert, recyclable, thermally stable, surface treated, finely precipitated, aluminium...
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Applications
TPE and TPV>TPU (or TPE-U)
PE
Other Rubber
PP
...
Magnifin® H-5 KV
Huber Engineered Materials
High Purity Magnesium hydroxide, treated with a specific surface coating. Acts as a flame retardant(halogen free). Offers reduced smoke density, no effects on pigmentation, low smoke emission, high...
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Applications
PVC>PVC, rigid
PA, Nylon
PP
PE
...
ZB-467
LANXESS
ZB-467 by Lanxess is a flame retardant/smoke suppressant. The particle size and refractive index of ZB-467 results in the product having very little pigmenting power (tinting strength), minimizing...
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Applications
PVC
Epoxy, Epoxide Resin
PA, Nylon
PE
...
Unifoam AZ C-9
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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Applications
PE
PVC>PVC, rigid
Others
Fibers/ Textiles/ Carpets>Artificial leathers
...
Unifoam AZ H-25
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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Applications
PS (Polystyrene)
PVC>PVC, rigid
PE
Fibers/ Textiles/ Carpets>Artificial leathers
...
Unifoam AZ L-4
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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Applications
PS (Polystyrene)
PVC>PVC, rigid
PE
Others
...
Unifoam AZ V-50
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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Applications
PE
PS (Polystyrene)
PVC>PVC, rigid
Buildings & constructions>Flooring
...
Kemamide® E-60
PMC Group
Fatty amide...
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Applications
PA, Nylon
PE
PP
Others
Kemamide® OR
PMC Group
Fatty amide...
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Applications
PA, Nylon
PE
Others
Injection molding - thermoplastics
Kemamide® U
PMC Group
Unsaturated fatty monoamide...
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Applications
PE
Others
Injection molding - thermoplastics
SABOSTAB® PS 68 Discontinued
Sabo
Tris(2,4-ditert.butylphenyl)phosphite. Used as processing stabilizer. Possesses low volatility and particularly resistant to hydrolysis...
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Applications
PA, Nylon
Other Rubber>EPDM
PVC>PVC, flexible
TPE and TPV>SBC (or TPE-S)
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