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- Manufacturer: Eastman
- Product Line: Eastman Polyolefin Adhesion Promoters
- Product: Chlorinated Polyolefin Adhesion Promoters
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings | Inks
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
CP 343-3-50% Xylene
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CP 343-3-50% is the solution grade of a highly compatible polyolefin adhesion promoter that is used as an additive to inks, coatings, and adhesives.
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Specifications
Specific gravity @25°C: 0.986
Flash point, tag closed cup: 27°C (80°F)
Color, Gardner: 11
Specific gravity, solid CPO @25°C: 1.108
Chlorine: 26-32 wt%;
Primary Chemistry:
Chlorinated Polyolefin
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Canada
United States
Overview
CP 343-3 is a highly chlorinated polypropylene polymer that is highly compatible with esters and ketones. This expanded compatibility allows for it to be used as a mix-in additive for coatings, paints, adhesives, and inks. CP 343-3-50% is the solution grade of this polymer in xylene. When added to a formulation CP 343-3-50% improved adhesion to low surface energy plastics including polypropylene and TPO. In addition, it has shown to be effective at promoting adhesion to aluminum and galvanized metal.
Features & Benefits
- Adhesion to polypropylene, Thermoplastic polyolefin, non olefin plastics and metals
- Good solvent tolerance for a wide range of solvents
- Excellent stir-in additive in industrial coatings and inks
- Enhanced compatibility with various resins
Problems Solved
Poor adhesion strength of coatings, inks, and adhesives on plastic and metal surfaces.
Time consuming 2 step coating processes.
Incompatibility of adhesion promoters with coating resins.
Applications
Coatings; Inks; Adhesives; Sealants; Flexible Packaging
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