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Vibrantz Technologies (formerly Chromaflo)
CHROMA-CHEM® 8569924 by Vibrantz Technologies (formerly Chromaflo) is a black color carbon black (34%) pigment dispersed in a DINP plasticizer. Exhibits excellent compatibility and tint strength controlled to ±5%. It allows for uniform... view more
Quinophthalone. Is an organic pigment. It is compatible with ABS, CA/CAB/CAP, EVA, PA, PC, PE, PP, PS, PET, PMMA, SAN, POM and PVC. Offers good weatherability, light- and heat stability. Recommended... view more
CEVO® -process J-4418 by Voelpker is an organic ester wax, based on renewable plant waxes. It acts as a processing aid, flow improver, gloss booster, surface improver, lubricant, mold release- and... view more
CEVO® -process J-4419 by Voelpker is an organic acid wax, based on renewable plant waxes. It acts as a processing aid, gloss booster, surface improver, lubricant, mold release- and dispersing agent... view more
CEVO® -process J-4420 by Voelpker is a partially saponified organic ester wax, based on renewable plant waxes. It acts as a processing aid, gloss booster, surface improver, flow improver, lubricant... view more
WellChem (Group) Industry
Isopropylated triphenyl phosphate. It acts as a flame retardant. Used in rubbers, PVC, nitro-cotton and cellulose acetate fibers. Applications include conveyor belts, leather, tent cloth... view more
WellChem (Group) Industry
Isopropylated triphenyl phosphate. It acts as a flame retardant. Used in rubbers, PVC, nitro-cotton and cellulose acetate fibers. Applications include conveyor belts, leather, tent cloth... view more
WellChem (Group) Industry
Isopropylated triphenyl phosphate. It acts as a flame retardant. Used in rubbers, PVC, nitro-cotton and cellulose acetate fibers. Applications include conveyor belts, leather, tent cloth... view more
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