Chem-Trend L.P.
Contact Information
Please visit: Chem-Trend L.P.
Mailing Address:
1445 W McPherson Park Dr.
Howell,
MI
48843
US
Phone:
517-546-7980
Fax:
517-546-1199
Product Categories of Chem-Trend L.P.
- Lubricants
- Purging Compounds
- Release Agents--External (Spray or Wipe-on)
- Release Agents--Internal (Additive Type)
- Slip Agents
- Stripping Agents, Resin Removers
As seen in PT
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ADDITIVES: Release Agent, Lubricant for PET
Contains no solvents, silicone, or halogens, and can be removed with water.
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Lusin Protect O 45 F is a new anti-corrosion agent for molds and tooling that produce beverage and baby bottles, toys, toothbrushes, coffee machines, and other food-contact household articles.
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Part II of our review of the big composites show in Paris focuses on news in materials and reinforcements. They include lighter, stronger reinforcements for large parts such as wind blades and growing inroads by thermoplastics to speed up production.
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NPE 2006 News Wrap-Up: Chemicals and Additives
There were new additives for every need at NPE 2006: Make your plastics prettier with new colorants. Make them stronger with new fillers and reinforcements. Make them lighter with foaming agents. Or just make them go away with improved purging agents and biodegradable masterbatches.
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What to See at NPE 2006: Chemicals and Additives
Compounders, molders, and extruders will be treated to a wide range of new additives at NPE 2006.
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NPE 2006 News Flash
Injection MoldingSimplified Hot Runners Save Time & CostA new lower-cost hot-runner alternative to valve gating is suited to less critical cosmetic applications where users need predictable and reliable gate opening but not sequential gate operation.
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Ready-to-use mold releases and dilutable concentrates for PUR rigid foams and rigid or semi-rigid energy-absorbing foams are new from Chem-Trend North America, Howell, Mich.
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Close-Up On Technology - New Technologies Add Zip to Rotomolding
Fully automated rotomolding equipment for nearly lights-out operation, a new approach to balancing molds, and a new oven design that trims space and energy requirements mark some of the new developments unveiled at the 27th Annual Fall Meeting of the Association of Rotational Molders (ARM), held in October in Toronto.
