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Epolene® E-14P is a low-density oxidized polyethylene wax powder. It is useful as a lubricant for flexible and rigid PVC and as a processing aid for color master batch.
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Canada | United States
Product Overview
Epolene® E-14P is the powder version of Epolene®E-14, an oxidized polyethylene polymer with low density and low molecular weight. It can be used in color concentrates and as a lubricant in processing rigid and flexible PVC. It is listed with the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) under Standard 61 Drinking Water System Components Health Effects.
Product Specifications
Polymer Type: Oxidized Polyethylene
Molecular Weight: 4,000
Mettle Softening Point:
104°C (ASTM D 6090)
Penetration Hardness:
4 dmm (ASTM D5)
Viscosity, Brookfield: 375 cP @ 125°C
Molecular Weight: 4,000
Mettle Softening Point:
104°C (ASTM D 6090)
Penetration Hardness:
4 dmm (ASTM D5)
Viscosity, Brookfield: 375 cP @ 125°C
Primary Chemistry: Oxidized Polyethylene
Features & Benefits
Good slip resistance
High durability
Produces stable emulsions
NSF listed in PVC melt processes
High durability
Produces stable emulsions
NSF listed in PVC melt processes
Problems Solved
Particle size of Epolene® E-14 is too large.
Applications
Automotive, Automotive OEM, Pressure sensitive adhesives, wax modification, PVC melt processing, Color master batch, Floor polish