Lubricants antislip agents

Rapeseed has long been a source of cooking oil and has important industrial uses such as lubricants for high-temperature applications, especially those leading to environmental release of the lubricant antislip agents in plastics manufacturing fabric softeners and additional oleochemical applications. However, the emcic acid... 

Chem. Descrip. Carnauba/microcrystalline wax emulsion Uses Lubricant, antislip agent, rub resist, aid in paints, coatings, inks, varnishes... 

Plastics that are commonly processed by extrusion include acrylics (polymethacrylates, polyacrylates) and copolymers of acrylonitrile cellulosics (cellulose acetate, propionate, and acetate butyrate) polyethylene (low and high density) polypropylene polystyrene vinyl plastics polycarbonates and nylons. The material properties and extrusion properties have been reviewed by Whelan and Dunning.Additives that may be included to modify or enhance proper-ties include lubricants and antislip agents to assist processing during extrusion plasticizers to achieve softness and flexibility stabilizers and antioxidants to retard or prevent degradation and dyes and pigments. 

Lubricants, slipping agents, antislipping agents, antiblocking agents, and mold... 

Chem. Descrip. Specialty wax emulsion based on PED 371 Uses Lubricant, antiblocking agent, antislip agent, mar resist, aid, rub resist, aid, water resist, aid in floor finishes lubricant, antiblocking agent, mar resist, aid, rub resist, aid in inks, graphic arts Features Provides enhanced props, to waterborne systems usable pH 7+ low VOC... 

In the previous edition, antiblocking and antislip agents were bracketed with lubricants, and clarifiers were classified as modifiers. All these categories except slip agents have now been given separate headings. 

Surface treatment can also affect the amount of bloom or surface migration of various active surface agents (lubricants, slip and antislip additives, etc.) and either subsequent migration into a product by surface abrasion or chemical removal, solubility, etc. 

Lubricant, Slip, Antislip, Antiblock, and Mold Release Agents... 

Slip, antislip, and antiblock agents [30, 31] do not facilitate molding or semifinished product manufacture as do lubricants. What they do is to simplify further processing - of foils in particular. Foil bags that have been stored in stacks cannot be readily picked up or opened, problems that are particularly noted with LDPE and PP. An effective slip agent with LDPE is addition of 0.05 % oleic acid amide and with PP the same amount of eruca acid amide. Additive manufacturers supply concentrates of these compounds in granulate form for addition to molding compounds [50]. 

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