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OPE (Oxidized Polyethylene) Wax is a versatile additive used in various industries. It acts as a lubricant, dispersant, and release agent, especially in plastic processing. OPE wax is commonly used in PVC, hot melt adhesives, paints, coatings, and textiles.  Plastic Processing:OPE wax is a popular lubricant in PVC products, helping to improve production efficiency and reduce costs. It's also used in PE, PVC cable materials, and PVC pipes.  Adhesives:OPE wax can enhance the bond strength and moisture resistance of hot melt adhesives.  Paints and Coatings:It can be used as a dispersant in water-based paints, improving gloss, smoothness, and scratch resistance.  Textiles:OPE wax can be used as a softener and anti-puncturing agent for textiles.  Other Applications:It's also used in car wax, leather auxiliaries, and as an internal dispersant in color processing.  Benefits:OPE wax can improve toughness, surface smoothness, and pass rates in plastic products. It also reduces power consumption during resin mixing and minimizes adhesion between resin and mold.  Key Properties:OPE wax has low viscosity, a high softening point, good thermal stability, and excellent external lubricity. 

1.Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honey bees of the genus Apis. The wax is formed into scales by eight wax-producing glands in the abdominal segments of worker bees, which discard it in or at the hive. The hive workers collect and use it to form cells for honey storage and larval and pupal protection within the beehive. Chemically, beeswax consists mainly of esters of fatty acids and various long-chain alcohols. 2.Beeswax has been used since prehistory as the first plastic, as a lubricant and waterproofing agent, in lost wax casting of metals and glass, as a polish for wood and leather, for making candles, as an ingredient in cosmetics and as an artistic medium in encaustic painting. 3.Beeswax is edible, having similarly negligible toxicity to plant waxes, and is approved for food use in most countries.

Fischer-Tropsch wax is a methylene polymer synthesized from hydrocarbon-based syngas or natural gas, and it is mainly synthesized from iron or cobalt by relying on high-quality and inexpensive raw materials from the coal chemical industry. It has a clear advantage over the price of crude oil waxes. Fischer-Tropsch waxes have a wide range of applications, one of which is in the field of adhesives, where they are used as an ideal synthetic wax for EVA-based hot melt adhesives. The high melting point of Fischer-Tropsch waxes improves the heat resistance and fast drying properties of adhesives, thus enhancing the performance of adhesives. Fischer-Tropsch waxes are commonly used in food packaging and pharmaceuticals as food additives to enhance product stability and extend shelf life. In the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries, Fischer Tropsch Wax is often used as an adhesive, emulsifier, etc.

Casting wax, high and medium temperature precision casting particles, bead shaped, high hardness, small linear shrinkage, good toughness, good stability, can be used repeatedly. Another water-soluble casting wax, repair wax, adhesive wax and other supporting products; Model wax is used as the mold material for art casting and precision machine tool processing. Of course, what is usually used for jewelry casting is "casting wax" in the shape of beads.

Micronized waxes are used as internal and external lubricants to reduce friction between plastic particles and equipment and to improve the flow and processing properties of plastics. For example, in powder coating, adding 1%-5% of wax micronized wax can reduce screw torque by 10%-15%, reduce power consumption and increase production per unit time. Micronized wax can improve the surface gloss and abrasion resistance of plastic products and reduce surface defects during processing. For example, PTFE micronized wax can reduce the surface properties of the material and effectively improve the lubricity and wear resistance of the material. Micronized wax can also be used as a mold release agent to help plastic products release smoothly from the mold.

Micronized waxes play a lubricating role in coatings, reducing the coefficient of friction of the coating, thus improving the abrasion and scratch resistance of the coating. For example, the addition of 1% wax micropowder reduces the dynamic coefficient of friction of the coating film from 0.35 to 0.25. When the coating film is cooled, the wax particles precipitate from the coating liquid and migrate to the coating surface, producing a matting effect. In addition, wax micropowders with different particle sizes create different texturizing effects. Micronized wax can enhance the wetting and dispersion of pigment agglomerates, so that the pigment coloring strength is increased. Generally adding 1%~3% of wax micronized powder can increase the pigment coloring strength by 10%~30%. Micronized wax gives the coating film a pleasant texture, anti-adhesion and stain resistance. Wax particles on the surface of the coating can reduce the adhesion of stains or make stains easier to wipe off.

Micronized waxes play a lubricating role in coatings, reducing the coefficient of friction of the coating, thus improving the abrasion and scratch resistance of the coating. For example, the addition of 1% wax micropowder reduces the dynamic coefficient of friction of the coating film from 0.35 to 0.25. When the coating film is cooled, the wax particles precipitate from the coating liquid and migrate to the coating surface, producing a matting effect. In addition, wax micropowders with different particle sizes create different texturizing effects. Micronized wax can enhance the wetting and dispersion of pigment agglomerates, so that the pigment coloring strength is increased. Generally adding 1%~3% of wax micronized powder can increase the pigment coloring strength by 10%~30%. Micronized wax gives the coating film a pleasant texture, anti-adhesion and stain resistance. Wax particles on the surface of the coating can reduce the adhesion of stains or make stains easier to wipe off.

SC198 is a modified micronized Fischer-Tropsch wax that is a primary replacement for fluorinated mixed wax powders for general purpose inks, coatings, wood finishes and more. A more economical one, balancing performance and cost, is available:Less matting,Good slipperiness,Excellent abrasion resistance, Anti-adhesion properties. SC198 has an average particle size of 5.5 to 6.5 microns with a maximum particle size of 21 microns. It is recommended to add 0.5-1% of SC198 to the system.SC198 is insoluble in solvents at room temperature as well as UV-based monomers and oligomers.

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Micronized waxes have good lubricating properties and can reduce the friction of inks during the printing process, thus improving the abrasion and scratch resistance of inks. For example, in water-based inks, the wax powder can prevent printed materials from sticking to each other when stacking, especially in high temperature environment, this property is especially important. Micronized wax can be used as a matting agent to reduce the gloss of the ink by the distribution of its particles on the surface of the ink, so that the printed matter has a matte effect. Micronized wax can be evenly distributed in the ink to improve the smoothness and feel of the coating. At the same time, it can also enhance the dispersion of pigment, so that the pigment coloring strength is increased. In oil-based ink, micronized wax can form a wetting film on the ink surface, making the ink surface smoother, more even and flat.

Micronized waxes are used as internal and external lubricants to reduce friction between plastic particles and equipment and to improve the flow and processing properties of plastics. For example, in powder coating, adding 1%-5% of wax micronized wax can reduce screw torque by 10%-15%, reduce power consumption and increase production per unit time. Micronized wax can improve the surface gloss and abrasion resistance of plastic products and reduce surface defects during processing. For example, PTFE micronized wax can reduce the surface properties of the material and effectively improve the lubricity and wear resistance of the material. Micronized wax can also be used as a mold release agent to help plastic products release smoothly from the mold.

Micronized waxes are used as internal and external lubricants to reduce friction between plastic particles and equipment and to improve the flow and processing properties of plastics. For example, in powder coating, adding 1%-5% of wax micronized wax can reduce screw torque by 10%-15%, reduce power consumption and increase production per unit time. Micronized wax can improve the surface gloss and abrasion resistance of plastic products and reduce surface defects during processing. For example, PTFE micronized wax can reduce the surface properties of the material and effectively improve the lubricity and wear resistance of the material. Micronized wax can also be used as a mold release agent to help plastic products release smoothly from the mold.

Micronized waxes have good lubricating properties and can reduce the friction of inks during the printing process, thus improving the abrasion and scratch resistance of inks. For example, in water-based inks, the wax powder can prevent printed materials from sticking to each other when stacking, especially in high temperature environment, this property is especially important. Micronized wax can be used as a matting agent to reduce the gloss of the ink by the distribution of its particles on the surface of the ink, so that the printed matter has a matte effect. Micronized wax can be evenly distributed in the ink to improve the smoothness and feel of the coating. At the same time, it can also enhance the dispersion of pigment, so that the pigment coloring strength is increased. In oil-based ink, micronized wax can form a wetting film on the ink surface, making the ink surface smoother, more even and flat.

Micronized waxes have good lubricating properties and can reduce the friction of inks during the printing process, thus improving the abrasion and scratch resistance of inks. For example, in water-based inks, the wax powder can prevent printed materials from sticking to each other when stacking, especially in high temperature environment, this property is especially important. Micronized wax can be used as a matting agent to reduce the gloss of the ink by the distribution of its particles on the surface of the ink, so that the printed matter has a matte effect. Micronized wax can be evenly distributed in the ink to improve the smoothness and feel of the coating. At the same time, it can also enhance the dispersion of pigment, so that the pigment coloring strength is increased. In oil-based ink, micronized wax can form a wetting film on the ink surface, making the ink surface smoother, more even and flat.

Micronized waxes have good lubricating properties and can reduce the friction of inks during the printing process, thus improving the abrasion and scratch resistance of inks. For example, in water-based inks, the wax powder can prevent printed materials from sticking to each other when stacking, especially in high temperature environment, this property is especially important. Micronized wax can be used as a matting agent to reduce the gloss of the ink by the distribution of its particles on the surface of the ink, so that the printed matter has a matte effect. Micronized wax can be evenly distributed in the ink to improve the smoothness and feel of the coating. At the same time, it can also enhance the dispersion of pigment, so that the pigment coloring strength is increased. In oil-based ink, micronized wax can form a wetting film on the ink surface, making the ink surface smoother, more even and flat.