Kaneka Texas Corp.
Contact Information
Please visit: Kaneka Texas Corp.
Modifier, SIBSTAR, SUNDUREN
Mailing Address:
6161 Underwood Road
Pasadena,
TX
77507
US
Toll-Free:
800-526-3223
Fax:
281-447-0757
Product Categories of Kaneka Texas Corp.
- Acrylic Copolymers
- Antiblocking Concentrates
- Crosslinking Agents for Thermoplastics
- Flame Retardants/Smoke Suppressants
- Heat Stabilizers for PVC
- Heat-Distortion Modifiers
- Impact Modifiers
- Polyester (Thermoplastic)--PET Type
- Processing Aids--Polymeric Type
- PVC--Chlorinated PVC (CPVC)
- Release Agents--Internal (Additive Type)
- Stock Shapes--Film
- Surface Treatment Chemicals, Dispersion Aids (for Fillers, Pigments, Reinforcements)
- Thermoplastic Elastomers--Olefinic Type
- Thermoplastic Elastomers--Styrenic Type
As seen in PT
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Four Key Markets Drive Material Advances At K 2010
Last fall’s K 2010 fair in Germany drew dozens of materials suppliers to show off hundreds of new products, aimed especially at packaging,medical, automotive, and electrical/electronics.
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Clear Road Ahead for TPOs, TPVs
Olefinic TPEs originally comprised only two classes of rubber-modified polypropylene, known as TPO and TPV. More recently, these have been supplemented by new types of olefinic elastomers that can be used on their own or as the rubber component in TPO/TPV compounds. Additionally, a small handful of specialty TPEs using olefinic matrices occupy niche applications.
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TPEs Move Up the Performance Scale
This first of two articles on directions in TPE development focuses on styrenic, copolyester, polyamide, and TP urethane elastomers. The following article covers olefinics—TPOs, TPVs, and POEs.
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What's Ahead for 'Green' Plastics: Look for More Supply, More Varieties, Better Properties
Major chemical companies are investing big bucks in new plants and technologies to produce plastics from annually renewable sources, not from petrochemicals.
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K 2007 Materials: 'Green' Is an Added Attraction In Bumper Crop of New Plastics
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K 2004 Wrap-Up on Additives: Problem-Solving Additives Tackle New and Old Challenges
The latest K show was rich in additives that can ease processing and end-use problems of thermoplastics and thermosets.
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K 2004 Wrap-Up on Materials: Setting New Benchmarks for Processability and Performance
Higher flow, higher heat, higher barrier, higher clarity, higher stiffness, lower durometer, lower smoke, lower odor—materials exhibits at the recent K 2004 show in Dusseldorf were stretching the bounds of processing and performance properties in all directions.
