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Accelerator 400
Accelerator 400 is used with epoxy hardeners to promote epoxy curing in amine systems. Accelerator 400 can be used with Huntsman JEFFAMINE® Polyetheramine range, but can also be used with most other amines.
ACCUMELT® and IGI® 2002A
ACCUMELT® and IGI® 2002A waxes are used in ink applications as ink additives because they offer: - Narrow molecular weight and sharp melting point - Improved mar resistance - Good release properties - Helps with consistent colour in coloured inks
ADDAPT® WaxMul™
ADDAPT offer a variety of wax emulsions based on different waxes like carnauba, paraffin & polyethylene wax. The applications depend on the wax type used. For example, carnauba based wax emulsions are excellent release aids, lubricants and scratch resistance additives, whereas paraffin and polyethylene wax emulsions are used for surface effects and water repellency.
ADDISP™ Wetting & Dispersing Additives
ADDISP™ are solvent-free dispersants and co-dispersants for pigment dispersants and fillers used primarily in coatings, inks and adhesives.
ALFARES™
We offer an own-brand range of product solutions for industrial uses such as surfactants in Metalworking, CASE, Home-care and I&I applications under our ALFARES™ brand. We can offer customised products to develop the right solution to fit our customer’s brief.
Alkylalkanolamines
Versatile, multi-functional molecules, usually exhibiting higher activity than amines and alcohols. The alkanolamines and their aqueous solutions will absorb carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide at lower temperatures and release the acid gases at higher temperatures. This forms the basis for processes which separate carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide from gas streams.
Amines
Used as accelerators, primarily in the construction industry in applications such as concrete and cement.
Anticor™ and Ferrocor™ Corrosion inhibitors
The Anticor™and Ferrocor™ range of additives protect surfaces from corrosion. Includes anti-corrosives for aluminium, copper, magnesium, brass and ferrous surfaces.
APM
N-aminopropylmorpholine (APM) is a highly reactive, low viscosity amine that can be used as reactive diluent in epoxy products e.g. coatings and adhesives, depending on the functionality as a chain extender or cross-linking agent in resins and as an accelerator for slower curing amine containing systems.
APMMEA and APMMEA-WB
Huntsman APMMEA-WB and APMMEA amine neutralisers provide optimum pH, emulsion stability and enhanced pigment dispersion, have low viscosity and are essentially colourless.