DESCRIPTION:
Tarwax E is a synthetic was with a common chemical
name, N, N’-Ethylene-Bis-Stearmide. This product
has excellent colour and colour stability and special
property showing the low viscosity in molten form under
high temperature.
PROPERTIES:
Stability: Tarwax E is a stable high melting compound.
Its melting point is significantly higher than that
of a comparable monomer.
Compatibility: Tarwax E is compatible with most
waxes and plasticizers. The polarity of its two central
amide group and the non-polarity of the two fatty chains
make this product an excellent surface-active agent
which in incompatible with virtually all solvents and
most polymer systems. When incorporated into polymers
Tarwax E will “bloom” to the surface, coating it with
a monomolecular layer. Its incompatibility is the basis
for several other properties and many of the products
commercial applications.
Lubricity: This products fatty chain imparts
excellent slip properties to surfaces upon which it
collects. Because of this, Tarwax E is a good blending
agent. Corrosion Resistance: A coating of Tarwax E will
improve surface’s resistance to salt, heat, moisture
and most solvents.
Antistatic Properties: Tarwax E will lower static
charge generation in plastic film by reducing friction
at the surface. Electrical Properties: Tarwax E can
be used in many electrical applications without detracting
from the electrical properties of the resins into which
it is incorporated.
SPECIFICATIONS:
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Appearance: |
White
Powder |
| Melting
Point °C: |
141
– 146 |
| Acid
Value (Mg-KOH/Gm): |
8.0
(max.) |
| Amine
Value (Mg-KOH/Gm): |
2.0
(max.) |
| Moisture
(%): |
0.5
(max.) |
| Volatile
Matter (%): |
0.5
(max.) |
| Flash
Point °C: |
>290 |
PACKAGING:
25 kgs Polylined HDPE / LDPE woven sacks or Paper
bags.
SAFETY AND HANDLING:
Tarwax E is not primary skin irritant, non-corrosive
and non-flammable, is not regulated by the department
of transportation (DOT). Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
Incase of accidental eye contact, flush with large amounts
of water and call a physician. If swallowed, call a physician.
Refer the material safety data sheet for further safety
and handling information.(CAS No. 110-30-5)
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