Polymer blends - Import export

PTFE filled PEEK is a remarkable engineering material that represents the perfect synergy between strength and lubricity. It is the result of blending two outstanding polymers: PEEK (Polyetheretherketone), known for its exceptional mechanical properties, and PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), celebrated for its low friction and self-lubricating characteristics.

Transformable Plastic Wire is made by purified polyethylene (PE). It is eco-friendly, recyclable and safe for use. The wire is 100% polymer made. Compare to metal blend wire, it is more stable and able to do proper recycle when processing. In addition, the wire is flat shaped, with high forming and processing ability. It can be bent, formed and transformed without deformation at will. Magical Transformable Plastic Wire surely can be the substitution of coated metal and metal blend wire. Our plastic wire is accordance with the Japanese safety specification and would not puncture the

CA1509 is a pelletized masterbatch containing 50% of an ultra-high molecular weight (UHMW) siloxane polymer dispersed in TPU. It is an additive to be used in polyurethane and related compatible systems to improve flowability and modify surface characteristics. Special Features Improved processing and flow of the resin including less extruder torque, less extruder die pressure, faster throughput, reduction of melt viscosity and better mould filling and less die buildup. Applications - TPU Processing Suitable equipment for processing comprises twin-screw extruder, kneader, or batch-mixer. CA1509 can be blended with resin polymer pellets to give the desired siloxane level in the final product. Limitations This product is neither tested nor represented as suitable for food contact, medical and pharmaceutical uses. Package and Storage Normally 25Kgs/PE Bag and is also available in a variety of container sizes. Minimum Order Quantity: 500 Kg.

CA1502 is a pelletized masterbatch containing 50% of an ultra-high molecular weight (UHMW) siloxane polymer dispersed in LDPE. It is an additive to be used in polyethylene compatible systems to improve and modify surface characteristics. CA1502 is a pelletized masterbatch containing 50% of an ultra-high molecular weight (UHMW) siloxane polymer dispersed in LDPE. It is an additive to be used in polyethylene compatible systems to improve and modify surface characteristics. Special Features Improved processing and flow of the resin including less extruder torque, less extruder die pressure, faster throughput, reduction of melt viscosity and better mould filling and less die buildup. Applications - PE Pipes - HFFR Cables - TPE/TPV - PA6 Processing Suitable equipment for processing comprises twin-screw extruder, kneader, or batch-mixer. CA1502 can be blended with resin polymer pellets to give the desired siloxane level in the final product.

HD Scanning Thermal Microscopy (HD SThM) allows studying local thermal properties simultaneously with QNM measurements. From the hardware point of view it was implemented using AppNano VertiSense™ thermocouple probes. The thermal conductivity and temperature mapping modes (CMM, TMM) can be realized by positioning the AFM laser at the end or the central part of the probe, respectively. HD mode working principle allows exceptional spatial resolution of SThM measurements in comparison to conventional Amplitude Modulation (AM) mode. That was demonstrated in TMM of a microheater sample. SThM and HybriD mode is the winning combination for distinguishing between the constituents of polymer blends as demonstrated in the example of a blend of polystyrene (PS) with low density polyethylene (LDPE) (see below). The difference in thermal conductivity of the polymers (PS – 0.12 W/mK; LDPE – 0.33 W/mK) allows the assignment of the colder matrix to LDPE and the hotter islands to PS.

Films from Loparex have been developed to meet the highest demands and are individually manufactured to suit your needs under high quality standards. We distinguish between monolayer and multilayer films, and between blown films, cast films, and SOPP films. Substrates HDPE, LDPE, MDPE, PP, PET, PA, PS, EVOH, COC, blends from different polymers Biodegradable: PLA, TPS, blends from different polymers Functional properties Your film may have the following properties: •Antistatic •Antimicrobial •Biodegradable •Extrudable •Printable •Tear-resistant, as a defined tearing property •Puncture-resistant •Water-soluble •Controlled mechanical properties •Controlled thermomechanical properties •Special barrier properties: to define or prevent the permeability of water vapor, oxygen, aromas, oil, or UV light. •Peel properties •Friction properties / sliding friction •Different sealing layers •Punchable