Product Description
Lubricants are used in PVC industry to reduce friction/wear on equipment and improve flow properties of PVC resin. Types: metallic stearates, paraffin waxes, fatty acid esters, mineral oil, stearic acid. Different lubricants can affect properties of final PVC product, so proper testing is recommended before adding. Consultation with experts is recommended.
Benefits
Can many times work as a co-Stabilzer
Improves flow properties.
| Product Grade | Physical State | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| N Butyl Stearate | Clear Liquid | Internal Lubricant with plasticizer properties for PVC hoses & tubes and footwear |
| NexLub G | Cremish Powder | Internal & External Lubricant. Works better with tin stabilizer for blow molding, extrusion, injection molding, calendering etc. |
| NexLub PE-1 | White Powder/Flakes | General Purpose external Lubricant. Recommended for opaque applications |
| NexLub PE-3 (Oxidised PE Wax) | White Powder | External Lubricant and requires lower dosage. Eliminates sticking problems like mould release. |
| Nexlub 116 | Clear Liquid | Internal lubricant for PVC films. Good compatibility with PVC and also good release agent. |
| Nexlub 161 | Clear Liquid | Internal Lubricant for rigid PVC. Usually used along with Tin stabilizer |
| Nexlub 3160 | White Powder | External Lubricant and requires lower dosage. Eliminates sticking problems like mould release. |
| Stearic Acid | White Powder | Lubricant |
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