Performance Chemicals

Polyvinyl alcohol is a water-soluble synthetic polymer. It is a white, odorless solid and is available as an aqueous solution or in pellets.

It is an economical material, capable of operating over a wide temperature range, and highly resistant to ozone and atmospheric agents. It comprises a large portion of synthetic rubbers.

Highly elastic and resistant to drilling, POE has a low sealing start temperature. It prevents slipping and increases the coefficient of friction. It also has high impact resistance.

(Ethyl vinyl Acetate)

18%, 22%, 28%

Ethylene vinyl acetate is used to produce materials that look like “rubber” because of its softness and flexibility.

It is an odorless, non-flammable, yellow crystalline material used as a blowing agent for many polymers in the plastic and rubber industry.

Titanium dioxide is the world's most widely used white pigment. Only diamonds have a higher refractive index than titanium dioxide. Refractive index is a measure of the ability of light to bend, providing both opacity and masking ability.

SBS is produced by combining two different monomers, styrene and butadiene, which provide high flexibility and durability.

Chlorinated paraffins, generally used as flame retardants and viscosity regulators, are used extensively in the rubber, mastic, plastic and cable industries.

It is preferred over SBS where better thermal stability, higher temperature, and flexibility are required. It is preferred in the production of membranes, plastics, asphalt, and adhesives.

While TPEs have flexibility, elasticity and weather resistance properties like rubber materials, they also have temperature resistance, strength and processability properties like thermoplastic materials.