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- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Adhesives | Elastomers | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
Armoslip® 18 LF Beads
Armoslip® 18 LF Beads are a stearamide that provides lubrication, antiblock, and anti-stick properties to elastomers, plastics, and waxes.
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Form: Beads
CAS No.: 124-26-5
EINECS No.: 204-693-2
Free fatty acid: .05% max (as stearic acid)
Assay: 98.5% min
Moisture: 0.1% max
Iodine value: (g I₂/100 g): 3 max
Melting point: 99°C–109°C
Density, 110°C: 834 kg/m³
Primary Chemistry:
Stearamide
- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Adhesives | Elastomers | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Overview
Armoslip® 18 LF Beads are fatty amide additives that provide a range of plastic additives, wax additives, and lubricants for various plastic and elastomeric applications. They come in a bead form for easy handling and offer antiblock and anti-slip properties for improved processability.
Additionally, this stearamide offers improved adhesion and resistance to scratching, wear, and tear without increasing the viscosity when incorporated into ink formulations. Armoslip® 18 LF Beads can also be used as a defoamer in paper and paperboard manufacturing.
Specifications
Form: Beads
CAS No.: 124-26-5
EINECS No.: 204-693-2
Free fatty acid: .05% max (as stearic acid)
Assay: 98.5% min
Moisture: 0.1% max
Iodine value: (g I₂/100 g): 3 max
Melting point: 99°C–109°C
Density, 110°C: 834 kg/m³
Primary Chemistry:
Stearamide
Features & Benefits
- Excellent antiblocking activity
- Facilitates overprinting and wet printing
- Water soluble
- Compatible with polyolefins, ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resins
Problems Solved
Friction or mechanical handling issues in processing plastic or elastomer polymers
Poor anti-slip or antiblock properties in processing polyolefins or rubbers
High MOQ, long lead time, or availability of domestic supply of fatty amine additives
Ink overprinting and lubrication issues
Applications
Plastic packaging
Building and construction
Paints, coatings, and inks
Paper and paperboard manufacturing
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