Huber MoldX® P18 Aluminum Hydroxide

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Huber MoldX® P18 Aluminum Hydroxide
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide; Aluminum Oxide; Other Engineering Material; Additive/Filler for Polymer
Material Notes:	MoldX P18 is a non-halogen, optimized ATH product designed for fiberglass reinforced polyester applications such as pultrusion, resin infusion and vacuum bag molding. MoldX P18 is engineered to have outstanding processing because the ATH particles flow easily throughout the fiberglass in the system. An optimized particle size distribution with a small particle top size is a major advance for pultrusion. The pultruder can obtain a very low pull force at a high glass content ( >60% by weight) with a MoldX P18-based formulation especially when compared to other standard ATH products. MoldX P18 also gives a low viscosity that allows formulators to use a higher loading of ATH. Increased loading gives increased flame retardant performance and possibly elimination or reduction in the amount of more expensive fire retardant additives. Technical service is available. Information provided by J.M. Huber Corporation
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Specific Gravity Bulk Density, loose Bulk Density, packed Brightness, TAPPI Moisture Absorption, Free Particle Size, Median Particle Diameter Particle Mesh Size, 0.01% on Particle Mesh Size, 99.99% through Specific Surface Area, BET Fe2O3 Loss on Ignition(%) Na2O, soluble Na2O, total SiO2

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