Avient PolyAdd™ 1956 Slip/AB PEC Slip Additive Concentrate

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Avient PolyAdd™ 1956 Slip/AB PEC Slip Additive Concentrate (discontinued **)
Categories:	Other Engineering Material; Additive/Filler for Polymer; Polymer
Material Notes:	1956 contains a fast blooming slip (Oleamide) for use in polyethylene resins which require additional slip additive, especially during hot, humid weather. In addition, an antiblocking additive is incorporated to provide a synergistic improvement in coefficient of friction. Description/Features: Fast Blooming Market: Film Processing Method: Blown Film Cast Film Note: This concentrate does not have unlimited shelf life. Because Oleamide is an unsaturated molecule, it can degrade with time, leading to yellowing and odor. Additives are used in 1956 to minimize this effect. It is acceptable for FDA applications depending on end use. Information provided by PolyOne Corporation.
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Avient, former PolyOne Corporation

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Plastic

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