Techpolymer provides unique effects in a variety of application in addition to display, coating and cosmetics applications. In addition we offer added value to our customer's application through a variety of product customizations.
In this section we'd like to introduce some of the specialized applications for which Techpolymer is used. Techpolymer can bring a variety of new effects and results to our customers product development in addition to those listed here, so contact us for a consultation on how we can contribute to your product development.
Anti-blocking Agents for Films (Anti-adhesive/Improved Removability)
Mixing Techpolymer inside films or coating it on the surface of films can provide the films with anti-blocking effects causes by the uneven areas formed on the surface of the film.
Compared with inorganic materials (such as silica), Techpolymer has a high affinity with base resins, and can help prevent damage on the surface of the film and reduce anti-blocking agent loss. In addition, Techpolymer is light permeable, and it's refractive index can be controlled so it can also help maintain the transparency of films.
We also provide products with a sharp particle size distribution for those wishing for even greater particle diameter uniformity.
Flow Improver
Combining Techpolymer with powders that have strong cohesive properties helps prevent cohesion and can improve flow.
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Techpolymer IBM-2 is a methacrylic resin with good heat decomposition properties in a non-oxygenated atmospheres. It can be used for binders that leave no carbide residue when sintered. It has good solubility in a range of solvents, and its viscosity can be adjusted to suit your purposes.
Quality
| External Appearance | White Particles |
| Particle Diameter | 0.1~0.8mm |
| Volatile Matter Content (145°C×1hr) |
0.5percent by weight or less |
| Glass Transition Point (Tg) |
72°C |
| Molecular Weight (Mw) |
75×104 |
| Solubility | Soluble in Terpineol, MEK, toluene and other organic solvents. |
Thermal Degradability
Solubility Characteristics
Solubility in Various Solvents
| Solvent | Solubility | Solvent | Solubility | Solvent | Solubility |
| Benzene | Readily Soluble | Isopropanol | Partially Soluble | Toluene | Readily Soluble |
| n-butanol | Partially Soluble | Xylene | Readily Soluble | Ethylene Glycol | Partially Soluble |
| Ethyl Acetate | Readily Soluble | Terpineol | Readily Soluble | Butyl Acetate | Readily Soluble |
| THF | Readily Soluble | Acetone | Readily Soluble | Carbon Tetrachloride | Readily Soluble |
| MEK | Readily Soluble | Chloroform | Readily Soluble | MIBK | Readily Soluble |
| n-hexane | Not Soluble | Methanol | Not Soluble | Cyclohexane | Not Soluble |
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Spherical particles can be used as pore former by mixing Techpolymer with ceramic or metal powders, then calcinating them, forming pores in the calcinated material. Pore diameter can be adjusted by selecting the particle diameter of the product to meet the needs of our application.
Specific Applications
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Techpolymer can provide anti-compression effects when forming unsaturated polyester (BMC/SMC), melamine, acrylic and other materials.
