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- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Adhesives | Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
Kemamide® E-180, Powder
Kemamide® E-180, Powder is a stearyl erucamide fatty amide used in plastics and elastomers to impart lubricity, slip, secondary mold release, and antiblock characteristics.
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Form: Powder
CAS number: 10094-45-8
Acid number: 0.00–0.60
Total amine value: 0.00–10.00
Gardner color (1963): 0.0–2.0
Iodine value: 41.0–47.0
Closed-tube melt point, °C: 72.0–75.0
Water, %: 0.00–0.25
Primary Chemistry:
Stearyl erucamide
- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Adhesives | Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Overview
Kemamide® E-180, Powder is a secondary amide that comes in powder form for easy dispersion properties. This stearyl erucamide offers antiblocking and slip benefits for plastics, elastomers, waxes, and lubricants. Kemamide® E-180, Powder can operate in high processing temperatures while maintaining broad FDA approval for food contact applications. This fatty amide provides lubricity while controlling bloom and providing secondary mold release properties in polyolefins and engineering polymers.
Specifications
Form: Powder
CAS number: 10094-45-8
Acid number: 0.00–0.60
Total amine value: 0.00–10.00
Gardner color (1963): 0.0–2.0
Iodine value: 41.0–47.0
Closed-tube melt point, °C: 72.0–75.0
Water, %: 0.00–0.25
Primary Chemistry:
Stearyl erucamide
Features & Benefits
- FDA approved for use as release agent (175.3860)
- Excellent slip and antiblock properties
- High-temperature stability
- Slip agent and antiblock additive in thermoplastics
- Release agent for use in food contact plastics
Problems Solved
Slip agent thermal stability limitations
Decomposition of fatty amides at high temperatures up to 250°C (482°F)
Applications
Waxes
Lubricants, greases, and oils
Coatings, inks, adhesives, and sealants
Plastic food and consumer packaging
Elastomer molding, injection molding, and compounding
Polyolefin-based films
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