Pala tino l TOT M
Description Palatinol TOTM is a primary, branched monomeric plasticizer for vinyl homopolymer and copolymer resins. Palatinol TOTM is suggested for use in those end-use areas where extreme low volatility is required. Palatinol TOTM can be blended with Palatinol 111P-I to optimize cost-performance in medium to high temperature compounds.
Monomeric Plasticizers - Handbook of Vinyl Formulating
Summary This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Mechanism of Plasticization Plasticizer Classification Plasticizer Performance Comparisons Application Areas Future of Plasticizers Refer...
Palamoll 652 TDS
migration performance of the plasticized PVC. Applications Products that need greater resistance to extraction by oils, fats and aliphatic hydrocarbons than monomeric plasticizers should use Palamoll 652. Palamoll 652 has a higher molecular weight than monomeric plasticizers and must be processed at a higher fusion temperature.
Monomeric plasticizer Lincol Range - eigver.es
Lincol plasticizers can offer a suitable range for polymers as: HNBR-NBR-CR-SBR-NR –BR and even ACM and Vamac These monomeric plasticizers are low molecular weight , offering good performance as high and low temperature, good fuel resistance, and good behavior after aging. All Lincol range is produced by Eigenmann & Veroonelli SPA in Trecate plant
Monomeric plasticizer Lincol Range.tr
Lincol plasticizers can offer a suitable range for polymers as: HNBR-NBR-CR-SBR-NR –BR and even ACM and Vamac These monomeric plasticizers are low molecular weight , offering good performance as high and low temperature, good fuel resistance, and good behavior after aging. All Lincol range is produced by Eigenmann & Veroonelli SPA in Trecate plant
- What are the benefits of a polymeric plasticizer?
- The range includes both monomeric and polymeric plasticizers to enable customers to choose the optimum solution based on their requirements. Benefits of this range include low temperature performance, low viscosity, low extractability and low volatility.
- What are omeric and monomeric plasticizers?
- omeric plasticizers. Polymeric plasticizers are resistant to extraction by solvents, oils and fluids, and they resist migration to other polymer compounds in contact w th the PVC material. In short, polymeric plasticizers provide greater perman nce than monomerics. Polymeric and monomeric ester plasticizers can often
- Why should you choose syncroflex plasticizers?
- The Syncroflex range of specialty plasticizers are recommended in challenging applications where high performance is needed. The range includes both monomeric and polymeric plasticizers to enable customers to choose the optimum solution based on their requirements.
- What is the difference between polymeric and monomeric plasticizers?
- th the PVC material. In short, polymeric plasticizers provide greater perman nce than monomerics. Polymeric and monomeric ester plasticizers can often be blended together. This imparts the best attributes of both classes, resulting in optimal performance in the
- Are lymerics a good choice for low temperature applications?
- lymerics:Monomericstypically provide excellent low temperature performance, but may not always be the most permanent choice for more demanding applications that require low vola ility and migration. For instance, if low temperature performance is critical, one could choose
- How to choose a plasticizer?
- be blended together. This imparts the best attributes of both classes, resulting in optimal performance in the end-use application.The best way to select a plasticizer is to first determine what the critical performance parameters are for the end product application. Normally, one can determine the two or three most necessary properties in their
