Lubricating processing aid is a kind of lubricating processing additive with unique function. In the PVC processing and molding process, adding a small amount of this product can not only promote the plasticization of materials, but also have excellent metal peeling effect, better processing liquidity, increase the service cycle, improve production efficiency. It can be used alone or added together with other processing additives to jointly promote plasticization of PVC resin.
Lubricating processing aid is a kind of lubricating processing additive with unique function. In the PVC processing and molding process, adding a small amount of this product can not only promote the plasticization of materials, but also have excellent metal peeling effect, better processing liquidity, increase the service cycle, improve production efficiency. It can be used alone or added together with other processing additives to jointly promote plasticization of PVC resin.
This additive can be applied to all PVC products, incl. PVC sheet, film, bottle, profile, pipe, pipe fitting, other molding parts and PVC foam products.
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Item |
YF-175 |
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Appearance |
White powder |
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Intrinsic viscosity η |
0.5-1.0 |
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Bulk density g/cm3 |
0.50±0.10 |
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Volatile content % |
≤1.50 |
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Granularity (40 mesh passing pct）% |
≥98 % |
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Remark: equivalent to |
K-175, PA 101 |
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Item |
Metal release |
Transparency |
Tone |
Plasticization property |
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Lubricating YF series |
Good |
Good |
Good |
Good |
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Stearic Acid |
Fair |
Good |
Bad |
Good |
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Oxidized PE Wax |
Good |
Fair |
Fair |
Fair |
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Item |
YF-175 |
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Recommended dosage |
0.3-0.8 |
PVC sheet, film, bottle, profile, pipe, pipe fitting, other molding parts and PVC foam products etc.
25kg/bag, PP bag with PE liner.
500kg/sack, PP bag with PE liner
It should be stored in cool and dry surroundings, with shelf life of two years, it can be still used if qualified by inspection after shelf life.
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