ANOX™ 20 Granular is a high–molecular weight hindered primary phenolic antioxidant. It prevents polymer degradation during long-term aging in various polymer systems.
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ANOX™ 20 Granular is a high–molecular weight hindered phenolic antioxidant that primarily functions as a polymer stabilizer and prevents degradation during storage and long-term aging. ANOX™ 20 Granular phenolic antioxidant is a high-performance stabilizer that offers outstanding resistance against discoloration while processing plastics and elastomers. ANOX™ 20 Granular provides superior protection as an antioxidant and process stabilizer for thermoplastic polymer applications.
ANOX™ 20 Granular also protects from high-temperature-induced scorch for polyols, polyurethanes, and foam formulations. As a hindered phenolic antioxidant, ANOX™ 20 Granular offers additional synergy with SI Group phosphite antioxidants, such as ALKANOX™ 240 and WESTON™ 705.
Color: White
Form: Free-flowing powder
CAS number: 6683-19-8
Molecular weight: 1178 g/mol
Bulk density: 570 kg/m3
Melting point: 110°C–125°C
Flash point: 299°C
Primary Chemistry: Hindered Phenolic
Nonblooming
Excellent resistance to extraction from polymer compounds
Synergizes with phosphite antioxidants, such as ALKANOX™ 240, WESTON™ 705, and WESTON™ TNPP
It prevents processing-induced degradation and long-term aging degradation
Nondiscoloring for polymers at high processing temperatures
Broad food contact approvals
CAS equivalent to ETHANOX™ 310
Available in powder, granular, and nondusting pellet forms alone and in binary blends
High-performance scorch protection in PU formulations
Degradation and discoloration during the manufacturing of polymers and thermoplastics
Handling and dusting issues with the use of powder phenolic antioxidants
FDA approvals of hindered phenol antioxidants for use in food contact applications
Blooming problems in polymer processing applications
Scorch and stability issues in polyols and polyurethane formulations
Plastics, elastomers, coatings, adhesives, and various other polymer-based products
Stability and protection of polyols, polyurethanes, foams, spandex, TPU, and PU coatings
Food packaging
Automotive
Energy
Consumer apparel and shoes
Wire and cable
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