Polymer Mold Release Agent is a versatile coating designed to release all injection molded thermoplastic resins. It produces a very low coefficient of static friction so parts release easily. It resists film buildup, eliminates knit lines, and yields multiple releases with a single application. TPC-1 is food grade and meets FDA regulation 21 CFR181.28 as a release agent.

Polymer Curing Agent B is a clear solution of acetyl acetone peroxide (AAP), or 2,4- Pentanedione peroxide in a phlegmatizer. Polymer Curing Agent B is a very effective polymerization initiator for the room temperature cure of unsaturated polyester resins and gives exceptionally fast cures without significantly affecting gel times in most resin systems. Polymer Curing Agent B has the added advantage of being a low fire or explosion hazard.

Polymer Viscosity Modifier is an effective flow enhancer for polyamides in the form of polymeric granules. Improved flow and outstanding mechanical properties: Outstanding melt flow; significantly longer spiral-flow filling No influence on mechanical properties (modulus of elasticity, tensile strength, elongation, and impact strength is retained) Better processability of glass-fiber-reinforced polyamides Offers advantages for injection-mold processing, such as shorter cycle times, lower energy consumption, use of highly complex part designs Easy to dose and disperse

Polymer Curing Agent A is a colorless, mobile liquid, consisting of peroxides based on methyl ethyl ketone, desensitized with phthalate plasticiser. This ketone peroxide is used mainly as an initiator (radical source) in the curing of unsaturated polyester and vinyl ester resins.