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- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings | Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
Kemamide® W-20, Prill
Kemamide® W-20, Prill is a prill-form synthetic wax with a relatively high melting point and excellent slip properties.
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Specifications
Form: Prill
Acid value: 0.0–10.0
Closed-tube melt point, °C: 114.0–120.0
Gardner color (1963): 0.0–5.0
Total amine value: 0.00–10.00
Primary Chemistry:
N,N'-Ethylenebisoleamide
- Manufacturer: PMC Biogenix
- Product Line: Kemamide® Amides
- Product: Kemamide® Amides
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings | Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
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Overview
Kemamide® W-20, Prill is a fatty bisamide synthetic wax with excellent color and color stability. This grade is a stable compound with a significantly higher melting point than similar primary monoamides. When incorporated into polymers, Kemamide® W-20, Prill will rise to the polymer's surface and coat it with a monomolecular layer. It is a good blending agent and dispersant, and due to its unsaturated fatty chains, it imparts excellent slip properties to surfaces
Specifications
Form: Prill
Acid value: 0.0–10.0
Closed-tube melt point, °C: 114.0–120.0
Gardner color (1963): 0.0–5.0
Total amine value: 0.00–10.00
Primary Chemistry:
N,N'-Ethylenebisoleamide
Features & Benefits
- FDA approved for a variety of applications
- Antistatic properties that lower static charge generation in plastic film by reducing friction on the surface
- Corrosion resistance that improves surfaces' resistance to salt, heat, moisture, and most solvents
- High-melting compound with a significantly higher melting point than comparable primary monoamides
- Lubricity due to its unsaturation that imparts excellent slip properties to surfaces
- Good blending agent and dispersant
Problems Solved
Lubrication or flow difficulties in molding applications
Formation of static charge on plastic films
Cost associated with release, antistat, and lubrication additives
Applications
Plastics and elastomers
Powder and liquid coatings
Asphalt and roof coatings
Hot-melt adhesives
Adhesive tape
Dental waxes
Wire drawing
Cellophane
Paper coatings
Lacquers and coatings
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