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- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
Armoslip® HT
Armoslip® HT is a refined vegetable stearmide that offers low color and low water content for excellent slip effects and good antiblocking performance.
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Form: Beads/Powder
Color: Off white
Free fatty acids %: <0.2
Amide %: >98.5
Gardner Color (molten product): <2
Melting Point °C: 98-103
Iodine Value: <1
Water %: <0.05
Primary Chemistry:
Stearamide
- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Overview
Armoslip® HT is a vegetable and broad FDA approved for indirect food contact additive that is comprised of low water content. This grade is a high performance anti-blocking additive with a moderate slip properties. Can be combined with Armoslip® E to improve overall slip properties. Because of its full saturated nature this stearamide offers high thermal and oxidative stability.
Specifications
Form: Beads/Powder
Color: Off white
Free fatty acids %: <0.2
Amide %: >98.5
Gardner Color (molten product): <2
Melting Point °C: 98-103
Iodine Value: <1
Water %: <0.05
Primary Chemistry:
Stearamide
Features & Benefits
- Surface lubrication for plastic and rubber
- Cell-size regulator for polyethylene foam
- Over-printing and wet-printing for ink formulations
- Slip and anti-blocking properties
- Enhanced adhesion
- Scratch and rub-off resistance without increasing the viscosity of the ink
- Adhesives and coatings
- Closures and EVA copolymers
- De-foamer in paper, paperboard and cardboard
- Dye solubilizer
- Surface lubricant for manufacturing of metal
Problems Solved
Lack of thermal stability
Plastic and rubber manufacturers lacking ease of processing due to lack of slip properties
Foam issues forming in paper and cardboard manufacturers
Metal processing experiencing friction and rough surface problems
Applications
Ink
Rubber compounding and processing
Plastic compounding and processing
Dye solubilize
Paper, paperboard, or cardboard
Packaging
Consumer products
Building and construction
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