Ope Wax Used For Resin Processing - China

Primary Functions and Mechanisms in Resin Processing

Exceptional Lubricating Properties

Internal Lubrication: OPE wax molecules permeate between resin macromolecular chains, weakening intermolecular forces and reducing melt viscosity.

This facilitates easier plasticisation during processing, minimises friction-induced heat generation, enhances production efficiency, and lowers equipment energy consumption.

External Lubrication: OPE wax migrates to the interface between the melt and processing equipment, forming a lubricating film that prevents melt adhesion.

This is crucial for preventing material ‘screw clogging’, improving demoulding properties, and enhancing the surface finish of the final product.

Superior dispersing action

The polar nature of OPE wax enables it to better wet and encapsulate solid particles such as pigments and fillers.

Acting as a dispersant, it effectively prevents agglomeration of these particles, ensuring uniform dispersion within the resin matrix.

This not only enhances colour strength and opacity but also improves the mechanical properties and visual uniformity of the finished product.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: Syntop Chemical Co., Ltd.

• Phone: 86-22-65820774

• Address: Hesheng International Plaza, Binhai New Area, Tianjin, Tianjin , Asia , China

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• Website: https://www.syntopchem.com/

• Business Description: Syntop chemical Co.,Ltd. is a professional wax supplier from China .
  
  We have owned wax factory and can supply stable quality wax with the competitive price.
  
  Our major products include :
  
  1 - Fischer tropsch wax
  
  2 - Micro crystalline wax
  
  2 - Powder Micro crystalline wax
  
  4 - Paraffin wax ( from CNPC & Sinopec )
  
  5 - micronized wax
  
  6 - Oxidized Polyethylene wax
  
  7 - Special wax
  
  Syntop also can do OEM business.
  
  we has established a complete R&D and product quality control center, will focus on customers needs and technology innovation, Syntop, your reliable and loyal partner in the field of wax.