3M Dyneon™ FX 5920A Polymer Processing Additive

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3M Dyneon™ FX 5920A Polymer Processing Additive (discontinued **)
Categories:	Other Engineering Material; Additive/Filler for Polymer; Polymer; Thermoset; Fluoropolymer, TS
Material Notes:	Dynamar FX 5902A is a free-flowing fluoropolymer based processing additive that is designed for use at very low levels to improve processing of thermoplastics. At the very low use levels (typically 200-1000 ppm) necessary to improve processing, it does not alter or detract from good physical properties associated with high strength plastics. Features and Benefits Broadens extrusion processing capabilities of polyolefin resins Ideal for use in polyolefin resins containing antiblocking agents, pigments, and other inorganic additives Reduces or eliminates die build-up Lowers apparent melt viscosity For use at very low levels Free-flowing fluoropolymer based processing aid Can offer performance and cost advantages Information provided by Dyneon, A 3M Company
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Dyneon, Division of 3M

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Plastic

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