Michelman® Michem® Lube 103DI Anionic polyethylene emulsion

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Michelman® Michem® Lube 103DI Anionic polyethylene emulsion
Categories:	Fluid; Other Engineering Material; Additive/Filler for Polymer; Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polyethylene (PE)
Material Notes:	Description: Anionic polyethylene emulsion Usage: Michem® Lube 103DI is a wax emulsion additive which provides lubricity and mar resistance and is well suited for the glass and metal die industries. Compatible with ingredients used in many industries, including: Automotive care products; Building materials; Can and coil coatings; Concrete; Cordage and twine; Deck stains and sealants; Die lubricants; Fiber sizings; Floor polishes; Furniture coatings; Glass; Gloves, balloons, footwear and mechanical seals; Inks; Packaging films; Pressure-sensitive adhesives; Textiles; Urethane foam and Varnishes When manufactured in the USA product meets food contact regulations for: Germany: BfR Recommendation XIV (Restricted) Food Contact Information when manufactured in the USA: FDA: 175.105: Components of adhesives. 176.170: Components of paper and paperboard in contact with aqueous and fatty foods. (Restricted) 176.180: Components of paper and paperboard in contact with dry foods. Information provided by Michelman®
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