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STRUKTOL® HT 290
Struktol
STRUKTOL® HT 290 by Struktol is a silicone-free, processing additive for fluorinated rubbers. It results in improved flow and easier demolding. This blend of fatty acid derivatives and waxes...
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Other Rubber>Fluoroelastomers / Fluorinated Rubbers
Extrusion
Polymer Conversion>Flow improvement
Polymer Conversion>Lubrication/ slip
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STRUKTOL® Perlzink 91D
Struktol
STRUKTOL® Perlzink 91D by Struktol is zinc oxide filler. It offers good dispersion and reduced adhesion. This product is used in applications where ZnO dispersion problems may lead to increased...
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Other Rubber>CR, Chlorinated Rubber
Households products/ Consumer Goods>Sports & Leisures>Roller-blades/skates
Polymer Conversion>Dispersion
STRUKTOL® SCA 98 CB
Struktol
STRUKTOL® SCA 98 CB by Struktol is a coupling agent. It improves the reinforcing capability of fillers with silanol groups on their surface (silicas, silicates, clays). This product improves...
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Other Rubber
Curing & polymerisation control>Crosslinking/ Hardening
STRUKTOL® WB 900A
Struktol
STRUKTOL® WB 900A by Struktol is a scorch inhibitor. It is used in rubber compounds where the dispersion of untreated metal oxides gives rise to problems. They reduce sticking to the rotor blades...
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Other Rubber
Curing & polymerisation control>Inhibition
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