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Adhesives Ingredients
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Adhesives Ingredients
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Huber Engineered Materials
Waterwashed kaolin clay. Used as an extender to build viscosity in industrial adhesives and sealants. Improves compatibility with organics, wetting in organic systems and dispersion in resins... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
Surface modified aluminum trihydroxide (ATH). Used as a resin extender and to provide superior smoke suppression and flame retardance in industrial adhesives and sealants. Allows increased loading... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
Surface modified aluminum trihydroxide (ATH). Used as a resin extender and to provide superior smoke suppression and flame retardance in industrial adhesives and sealants. Allows increased loading... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
Waterwashed kaolin clay. Used as an extender to build viscosity in industrial adhesives and sealants. Improves compatibility with organics, wetting in organic systems and dispersion in resins... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
Waterwashed kaolin clay. Used as an extender to build viscosity in industrial adhesives and sealants. Improves compatibility with organics, wetting in organic systems and dispersion in resins... view more
SYLVARES™ TR 5147 by KRATON is a thermally stable, high softening point polyterpene tackifier. It is used to modify the properties of natural & synthetic rubber, synthetic resin (such as ethylene... view more
LANXESS
Aranox® by LANXESS acts as a non-discoloring antioxidant. It is based on amine and provides slight activating effect on cure. It is compatible with natural rubber, SBR, neoprene, IR, BR and... view more
Pinova (DRT)
Polyterpene resin. Acts as a tackifier. It is a pale, neutral, low molecular weight, thermoplastic and highly stable. It enables light color, resistance to aging, high thermal stability and... view more
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