Principle and Application of Plastic Lubricants and Surface Aids

Author: Li Jie
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The key concern for plastic formulation workers is how to "ensure product quality and produce qualified plastic products normally and continuously." This book revolves around this issue, proposing the concept of lubricity balance based on the author's extensive research experience in plastic additives. It elaborates on methods to achieve lubricity balance during plastic processing, as well as solutions for lubricity imbalance. Additionally, it introduces the use of common instruments in plastic processing and methods for analyzing experimental results. Drip agents and anti-fogging agents, which are rarely discussed in other books, are covered here. This section primarily focuses on the drip and fog resistance of agricultural greenhouse films, with its fundamental principles equally applicable to packaging films, preservation films, ground films, and other coverings where drip and fog resistance are required for the space beneath.
Polymer processing assistants come in various types, and the use of fluorine atoms significantly enhances their efficiency. The mechanism of action described here is the same as that of surfactants and other polymer processing assistants, with the only difference being efficiency. Since fluorinated polymer processing assistants are often not separately listed in other technical books, the authors attempt to draw attention from the plastic processing industry by elaborating on their theory, applications, influencing factors, and varieties.