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EPOLENE® E-14 is a low-density oxidized polyethylene wax powder typically used as a processing aid and lubricant in PVC manufacturing.
EPOLENE® E-14 is a unique oxidized polyethylene polymer characterized by its low density and molecular weight, making it the lightest and most compact option within the EPOLENE® emulsifiable polymer range. It is the powdered form of EPOLENE® E-14P. It offers versatility in various applications, including use in color concentrates and as a lubricant for rigid and flexible PVC processing. EPOLENE® E-14 is listed with the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) under Standard 61 for use in drinking water system components, ensuring safety and compliance in producing PVC used for drinking water applications. It also serves as an effective additive in floor polishes and coatings, enhancing slip resistance, and can be used in hot-melt adhesives to improve adhesion to diverse substrates.
Polymer type: Oxidized polyethylene
Molecular weight: 4,000
Mettle softening point, °C (ASTM D 6090): 104
Penetration hardness, dmm (ASTM D5): 4
Brookfield viscosity at 125°C, cPs: 375
Primary Chemistry:
Oxidized Polyethylene
CAS number: 68441-17-8
Damage to PVC and processing equipment caused by friction
Slippery floor coatings and finishes
PVC melt processing
Floor finishes
Hot-melt adhesives
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