What is chlorinated paraffin? What are its Applications?

Time:10 Oct,2024

Chlorinated paraffin is a viscous liquid, golden yellow or amber in color, non-flammable, non-explosive, and highly volatile. It is soluble in most organic solvents but insoluble in water and ethanol. It slowly decomposes when heated above 120℃, releasing hydrogen chloride gas. Metal oxides such as iron and zinc can accelerate its decomposition. Chlorinated paraffin is an auxiliary plasticizer for polyvinyl chloride.

What is liquid rubber?

Time:10 Oct,2024

Liquid rubber is a special material that is fluid at room temperature. Its characteristic is that, although it is a liquid in its initial state, it can form a stable cross-linked structure after mixing with a curing agent and undergoing a chemical reaction, and then exhibits mechanical properties similar to those of solid vulcanized rubber.

How to use chlorinated polypropylene resin in coatings?

Time:10 Oct,2024

Polyvinyl chloride is the main raw material for producing BOPP film composite ink.