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Dowlex® LLDPE

Dow Dowlex LLDPE solution Ziegler-Natta Octene-1 may used as comonomer... [Pg.86]

Dow Chemical Company Dowlex LLDPE resins offer toughness, puncture resistance, and good tear resistance. " ... [Pg.99]

Regulatory Approval Dow Chemical Company Dowlex LLDPEs meet the requirements of the US FDA regulation 21 CFR 111.1520. ... [Pg.100]

Table 26-02. Physical Properties of Dow Chemical Dowlex LLDPE for Blown Film... [Pg.101]

Dowfrost, Heat transfer fluids, Dow Chemical Co., Polyglycols Dowlex, LLDPE, Dow Plastics Dowthenn, Heat transfer fluids, Dow Chemical Co. Polyglycols... [Pg.902]

Dowfrost Heat transfer fluids, Dow Dowlex LLDPE, Dow Dowtherm Heat transfer fluids, Dow DrapeX Epoxy and polymeric plasticizers, Witco... [Pg.549]

The present PE and polypropylene prices still do not allow for acceptable margins under the current market conditions. Based on this situation, Dow Plastics announced a price increase in Europe of 100 per metric tonne above January 2003 pricing levels for all polypropylene resins. Inspire performance polymers, LDPE resins and HDPE resins, Dowlex LLDPE resins, Attane ULDPE copolymers. Elite enhanced PE resins, and Aspun fibre grade resins. [Pg.7]

Fig. 10.64 The temperature dependent tensile yield stress for LLDPE (Dow, Dowlex 2045) obtained at Instron crosshead speed of 20 in/min. [Reprinted by permission from H. Jung and J. L White, Investigation of Melting Phenomena in Modular Co-TSEs, Int. Polym. Process., 18, 127 (2003).]... Fig. 10.64 The temperature dependent tensile yield stress for LLDPE (Dow, Dowlex 2045) obtained at Instron crosshead speed of 20 in/min. [Reprinted by permission from H. Jung and J. L White, Investigation of Melting Phenomena in Modular Co-TSEs, Int. Polym. Process., 18, 127 (2003).]...
Dowlex. [Dow] PE or LLDPE resin resin for blown and cast film exirusitm, inj. molding. [Pg.111]

Continuous stirred-tank reactors (CSTRs) are used for large productions of a reduced number of polymer grades. Coordination catalysts are used in the production of LLDPE by solution polymerization (Dowlex, DSM Compact process [29]), of HDPE in slurry (Mitsui CX-process [30]) and of polypropylene in stirred bed gas phase reactors (BP process [22], Novolen process [31]). LDPE and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymers (EVA) are produced by free-radical polymerization in bulk in a continuous autoclave reactor [30]. A substantial fraction of the SBR used for tires is produced by coagulating the SBR latex produced by emulsion polymerization in a battery of about 10 CSTRs in series [32]. The CSTRs are characterized by a broad residence time distribution, which affects to product properties. For example, latexes with narrow particle size distribution cannot be produced in CSTRs. [Pg.23]

In 1992 the 3 M disclosed blends that comprised 100 parts VLDPE [Flexomer or Attane 80-95 mol% ethylene and 5 mol% C4 g comonomer(s)] and 15-600 parts m-LLDPE [DOWLEX ethylene copolymer with 2-8 mol% Cg]. The blends showed excellent processability. Formed into 10-300 pm thick films, they were used for transdermal drug delivery devices as single-layer backings. The films were clear, colorless, transparent to visible light, and sealable at relatively low temperature. They were permeable to O2, stable to various common components of transdermal delivery devices, strong, and comfortable and did not absorb significant amounts of common elements of transdermal carriers (Godbey and Martin 1993, 1994). [Pg.1620]

Dowlex IP-2580 Linear low-density polyethylene, LLDPE Dow Chem. Co. [Pg.2296]

Dowlex NG Poly(ethylene-co-octene) LLDPEs Dow Chem. Co. [Pg.2296]

Materials LLDPE Dowlex 2553 (Dow), Ti02 Tri-Pure RlOl (Dupont), Ultrex 96 engineered calcined kaolin (BASF Corp.), ASP-170 specialty hydrous kaolin (BASF Corp.). [Pg.256]

The matrix polymer used throughout this study was Poly(ethylene-co-l-octene), (Dowlex 2045), a film grade flexible, linear, low-density polyethylene (LLDPE). It has a density of 0.920 g/cm DSC melting point of 122 °C, and melt flow index of 1 g/10 min. Caibon nanofibers, Pyrograf 111 PR-19 (Applied Science... [Pg.121]

Trade names - Aspun (fiber grades), Dowlex, Tuflin, LLDPE LLDPE Starflex ... [Pg.185]

Linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE) of mark Dowlex-2032, having melt flow index 2.0 g/10 min and density 926 kg/m that corresponds to crystallinity degree of 0.49, used as a matrix polymer. Modified Na -montmorillonite (MMT), obtained by cation exchange reaction between MMT and quatemaiy ammonium ions, was used as nano filler MMT contents makes up 1-7 mass% [4]. [Pg.75]

The Dow Chemical Company developed the solution polymerization process with the Dowlex tradename in the 1970s to manufacture ethylene/1-octene linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) copolymers. The process is proprietary and not available for license. The ethylene/1-octene copolymers exhibit many superior physical properties relative to other ethylene copolymers based on 1-butene or 1-hexene. [Pg.299]

Dow Chemical Co. Ltd/Dowlex, solution (locations for HDPE production Tessenderlo (Belgium), Terneuzen (Netherlands), Tarragona (Spain), locations for LLDPE production Tarragona (Spain), Terneuzen (Netherlands)) Affinity polyolefin plastomers. Attane ULDPE. Dow HDPE, Dow LDPE, Dow MDPE, Dow LLDPE, Dowlex, Flexomer (VLDPE), Primacor copolymers, Tuflin LLDPE, Unival HDPE, Elite EPE, Dow butene LLDPE, Dow CPE, Tyin CPE (chlorinated PE). [Pg.12]

Linear low-density polyethylene LLDPE Dowlex, Novapol... [Pg.106]

HIPS - Styron LDPE-Attane LLDPE - Dowlex PC - Calibre PC/ABS - Pulse PC/PBT - Sabre PUR - Isoplast PUR TPE - Pellethane SAN - Tyril TPU/ABS - Prevail... [Pg.34]


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