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Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate 70% (SLES 70%) is a kind of anionic surfactant with excellent performance. Chemical raw materials, commonly used in the industrial detergent and textile industry. Good foaming properties, cleaning profiles, biodegradable surfactants. And effective resistance to hard water, does not hurt the skin. Sodium dodecyl ether sulfate is commonly used in the…
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Product Description Item Specifications English Name Sodium tungstate dihydrate CAS Number 10213‑10‑2 Molecular Formula H₂Na₂O₅W Molecular Weight 288.84 EINECS Number 600‑275‑2 Melting Point 698 °C (literature value) Bulk Density 1600 kg/m³ Density 4.18 g/cm³ Specific Gravity 3.25 Storage Condition Store at +15 °C to +25 °C Solubility in Water 1 M at 20 °C, clear…
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POE Elastomer derived from Polyolefin Elastomer, are versatile plastic granules used in various industries due to their flexibility, resistência às intempéries, and impact resistance. They are primarily used for toughening PP, Educação Física, and PA in the automotive industry, for insulation and sheathing in wire and cable, and also for industrial products like hoses and conveyor belts. Furthermore, they find applications in medical devices, household appliances, sporting goods, and packaging films.
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LDPE Granules
Low-Density Polyethylene pellets
Aplicativo: Blown film
Melt Flow Index: 1-2
Origem: Post industrial material,
Embalagem: big-bags.
Recycled LDPE (rLDPE) Pellets are made from post-consumer low-density polyethylene waste, such as plastic bags, wraps, and packaging. These eco-friendly pellets offer a sustainable alternative to virgin LDPE, providing excellent flexibility, strength, and performance for a variety of applications.
Ideal for use in packaging, film production, and consumer goods, our rLDPE pellets help businesses reduce their environmental impact while maintaining product quality. By choosing recycled LDPE, you contribute to a circular economy and promote responsible manufacturing practices.
Principais recursos:
- Made from 100% recycled LDPE
- Flexible, durável, and versatile for various applications
- Eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to virgin LDPE
- Supports waste reduction and sustainable production
Choose our Recycled LDPE Pellets for a greener, more sustainable future while upholding the quality and performance of your products.
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TPR Pellets or Thermoplastic Rubber, is a material that combines the properties of both rubber and plastic. It is a versatile material that can be easily processed using techniques like moldagem por injeção. TPR is known for its flexibility, durabilidade, and resistance to chemicals and weathering
Flexibility and Elasticity:
TPR exhibits rubber-like flexibility and elasticity, making it suitable for applications requiring a material that can bend and deform without breaking.
Durability and Strength:
It offers good tensile strength, tear resistance, and resistance to fatigue, allowing it to withstand mechanical stress and long-term use.
Chemical and Weather Resistance:
TPR is resistant to many chemicals and weathering, making it suitable for outdoor and industrial applications.
Processability:
Being a thermoplastic, TPR can be melted and reshaped multiple times, allowing for efficient manufacturing processes like injection molding and extrusion.
Reciclabalidade:
TPR can be recycled, making it a more environmentally friendly option compared to some other materials.
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Chemical Properties Colorless liquid. Melting point 18.17℃, boiling point 287℃, 149℃ (1.33kPa); relative density 0.77331 (20/4℃), refractive index 1.4335. Flash point 135℃. Miscible with diethyl ether and petroleum ether, slightly soluble in hot ethanol, insoluble in water. Product Name Tetradecane CAS Number 629-59-4 Molecular Formula C14H30 Molecular weight 198.39 Pureza 99% Appearance liquid Melting Point…
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Thermoplastic Rubber, is a material that combines the properties of both rubber and plastic. It is a versatile material that can be easily processed using techniques like moldagem por injeção. TPR is known for its flexibility, durabilidade, and resistance to chemicals and weathering
Flexibility and Elasticity:
TPR exhibits rubber-like flexibility and elasticity, making it suitable for applications requiring a material that can bend and deform without breaking.
Durability and Strength:
It offers good tensile strength, tear resistance, and resistance to fatigue, allowing it to withstand mechanical stress and long-term use.
Chemical and Weather Resistance:
TPR is resistant to many chemicals and weathering, making it suitable for outdoor and industrial applications.
Processability:
Being a thermoplastic, TPR can be melted and reshaped multiple times, allowing for efficient manufacturing processes like injection molding and extrusion.
Reciclabalidade:
TPR can be recycled, making it a more environmentally friendly option compared to some other materials.
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Dióxido de titânio de grau industrial de rutilo em pó Tio2 da China
O dióxido de titânio é um importante pigmento químico inorgânico, o principal componente do dióxido de titânio. O processo de produção de dióxido de titânio possui dois tipos de rotas de processo: método de ácido sulfúrico e método de cloração. Entre os pigmentos brancos comumente usados, a densidade relativa do dióxido de titânio é a menor, e entre os pigmentos brancos da mesma qualidade, o dióxido de titânio tem a maior área de superfície e o maior volume de pigmento.
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TPEE Elastomer Granules :Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPE-E ou TPEE), também conhecido como copoliéster termoplástico, são uma classe de copolímeros multibloco ou uma mistura física de polímeros (geralmente um plástico e uma borracha) que consistem em materiais com propriedades termoplásticas e elastoméricas.
Os elastômeros termoplásticos apresentam vantagens típicas de materiais de borracha e plásticos. A principal diferença entre elastômeros termofixos e elastômeros termoplásticos é o tipo de ligação reticulada em suas estruturas.. Na verdade, a reticulação é um fator estrutural crítico que contribui para conferir altas propriedades elásticas. A reticulação em polímeros termofixos é uma ligação covalente criada durante o processo de vulcanização.
Por outro lado, a reticulação em polímeros de elastômero termoplásticos é um dipolo ou ligação de hidrogênio mais fraco ou ocorre em uma das fases do material.