Vinnolit® E 68 CT PVC for Plastisol Preparation

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Vinnolit® E 68 CT PVC for Plastisol Preparation
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Vinyl (PVC)
Material Notes:	Vinnolit® E 68 CT PVC for plastisol preparation. Vinnolit® E 68 CT is an E-PVC homopolymer which is readily converted into plastisols of very low viscosity and good shelf life, even at high filler loads. It exhibits no flow anomalies like dilatancy, even at high shear rates (processing window) where it shows low viscosities as well. Foams based on Vinnolit® E 68 CT yield matt films of very high whiteness and with foam structures ideal for hot embossment. Fast Foam height development and high gelling speed are also characteristic for Vinnolit® E 68 CT. Main application of Vinnolit® E 68 CT are hot embossed wallcoverings, but it may also be applied for all common artificial leather and all other applications requiring foams of very high whiteness. Information provided by Vinnolit.
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Volatiles, ISO 1269 Particle Size, DIN EN ISO 53195, <= 1.0% Retained on 0.063 mm Sieve Viscosity, ISO 1060-2 11468, 100:60 in DINP Viscosity, ISO 1060-2 11468, 100:60 in DINP Viscosity Test, ISO 1628-2, Reduced Viscosity

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