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Slip, Mar & Reduction of Coefficient of Friction Specification

Shelf Life
24 months

Grade
Industrial Grade

Poisonous
No

Density
0.95 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Boiling point
Not applicable (decomposes)

Solubility
Insoluble in water; soluble in organic solvents

Shape
Powder/Granular

Other Names
Stearamide, Slip Additive, Mar Resistance Agent

Molecular Weight
283.49 g/mol

Particle Size
8-15 microns

Structural Formula
CH3(CH2)16CONH2

Ph Level
Neutral

Melting Point
98-105C

Application
Used to reduce coefficient of friction in plastics, improve surface slip, mar resistance, release properties

Taste
Odorless

Molecular Formula
C18H37NO

Physical Form
Solid

Smell
Odorless

Chemical Name
Slip, Mar & Reduction of Coefficient of Friction Additive

CAS No
57-11-4

Type
Additive

Color
White

EINECS No
200-313-4

Usage
Plastic processing, films, injection molding, masterbatch

Purity(%)
99%

Storage
Store in cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight

Appearance
Fine Powder/Granules

About Slip, Mar & Reduction of Coefficient of Friction

Slip, Mar & Reduction of Coefficient of Friction

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Advanced Slip and Mar Resistance for Plastics

This additive significantly enhances the surface characteristics of plastics, reducing friction for easier processing and better end-product performance. Its inclusion provides superior slip, mar, and anti-blocking properties, which are crucial for film, sheet, and molded plastic goods. The product is non-toxic, highly pure, and compatible with a wide range of polymers.

Optimal Process Safety and Efficiency

The additive boasts excellent thermal stability up to 180C, ensuring process safety during high-temperature manufacturing. Its fine granular or powdered form disperses evenly into various plastic matrices, supporting consistent production quality. Safe handling and storage guidelines make it a reliable choice for industrial environments.

FAQs of Slip, Mar & Reduction of Coefficient of Friction:

Q: How does this additive improve slip and reduce the coefficient of friction in plastics?

A: The additive, comprised mainly of stearamide, migrates to the plastic surface during processing, creating a lubricating layer that significantly lowers the coefficient of friction. This reduces surface stickiness, making film and molded parts easier to handle and process.

Q: What types of plastics are compatible with this slip and mar resistance additive?

A: This product is compatible with polyolefins, PVC, ABS, and PS. It integrates easily into these polymer matrices, providing enhanced slip, mar resistance, and release properties during and after processing.

Q: When should I incorporate this additive into my plastic manufacturing process?

A: The additive should be added during the compounding or masterbatch stage prior to shaping or molding. Early addition ensures uniform dispersion, optimal slip effects, and mar resistance throughout the final product.

Q: Where is this additive most commonly used?

A: It is widely employed in the production of plastic films, injection-molded items, masterbatch formulations, and various plastic goods requiring improved surface finish and reduced friction. Industries such as packaging, automotive, and consumer goods benefit significantly from its properties.

Q: What is the recommended process for using this slip additive in plastics?

A: Typically, the additive is mixed with base polymers either through dry blending as powder/granules or by inclusion in masterbatches. It is then processed via extrusion, molding, or film blowing, where its surface activity promotes slip and anti-blocking during manufacturing.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this additive in plastic processing?

A: Key advantages include reduced surface friction, improved mar resistance, enhanced release from molds, and prevention of film blocking. The product is non-toxic, thermally stable, and does not affect the appearance or structural integrity of the finished plastic.

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