Polyethylene wax in coatings When polyethylene wax is used in water-based inks and coatings, oxidized polyethylene wax is usually employed, and emulsifiers are added to create emulsions or disperse it with internal acid resins. Oxidized polyethylene wax enhances its hydrophilicity to some extent. This water-based dispersion of vinyl wax is prepared by treating micro-powdered polyethylene wax with a super
Ultra-fine EBS dispersant exhibits a wide range of physical and chemical properties, making it a versatile material with numerous industrial applications. Here is a summary of its characteristics and potential uses: Physical and Chemical Properties: High Melting Point: Ultra-fine EBS dispersant boasts a high melting point, ensuring stability under high-temperature conditions and resistance to decomposition
Polyethylene wax is widely used in the masterbatch processing to enhance system performance and promote pigment dispersion. It is a common dispersant that improves pigment dispersion, which is crucial for high-quality masterbatch production. Pigment dispersion directly affects the coloring ability of the masterbatch, the quality of the final product, and coloring costs. Therefore, achieving good pigment dispersion is
