Products

P.A.T. Products LCS 1155 is a polyester-based TPU specifically developed for extrusion of films and sheets. Characterized by very good mechanical properties and good melting behaviour, it exhibits an excellent processability and it is consequently suggested for the manufacturing of profiles, sheets, films and coating applications.

Deuteron® AP 348 comprises polyethylene wax presented in coarse particle form, specifically pastilles tailored for application in powder coatings. Due to its presentation, it requires extrusion or melting as part of the manufacturing process. Its appearance showcases white pastilles, facilitating ease of use within powder coating applications.

P.A.T Lemon #1 Flake Shellac is a resin produced by the female lac bug on trees in the forests of India and Thailand. Lemon #1 shellac, containing 2-5% natural shellac wax, yields milky dispersions of medium color shade in various solvents. Coatings and films of wax containing shellacs result in surfaces with a satin gloss.

Trapylen® 187 S is a chlorinated polypropylene characterized by a higher chlorine content compared to other Trapylen® grades. This feature results in good compatibility with other resins and polymers, coupled with excellent pigment wetting. The cured film exhibits high gloss and very good chemical and aging resistance. The primary advantage of Trapylen® 187 S lies in its outstanding adhesion to untreated polypropylene, PP/EPDM thermoplastic rubber, and, with limitations, polyethylene. However, its resistance against fatty oil and grease is limited and may be compensated for by using it with low-chlorinated Trapylen® grades.

Trapylen® 187 EAC is a chlorinated polypropylene dissolved in ethyl acetate. It possesses a slightly lower chlorine content compared to the similar Trapylen® 186 EAC but maintains good compatibility with other resins and polymers, along with excellent pigment wetting. The cured film exhibits high gloss and very good chemical and aging resistance. The primary advantage of Trapylen® 187 EAC lies in its outstanding adhesion to untreated polypropylene, PP/EPDM thermoplastic rubber, and, with limitations, polyethylene. However, its resistance against fatty oil and grease is limited and may be compensated for by using it with low-chlorinated Trapylen® grades.

Trapylen® 186 EAC is a chlorinated polypropylene dissolved in ethyl acetate. With a higher chlorine content compared to other Trapylen® grades, it exhibits good compatibility with other resins and polymers, excellent pigment wetting, and results in a high-gloss, chemically resistant film. The main advantage of Trapylen® 186 EAC is its outstanding adhesion to untreated polypropylene, PP/EPDM thermoplastic rubber, and, with limitations, polyethylene. However, its resistance against fatty oil and grease is limited.

Trapylen® 186 S is a chlorinated polypropylene with a higher chlorine content compared to other Trapylen® grades. It demonstrates good compatibility with other resins and polymers, excellent pigment wetting, and forms a high-gloss, chemically resistant film. The primary merit of Trapylen® 186 S lies in its outstanding adhesion to untreated polypropylene, PP/EPDM thermoplastic rubber, and, with limitations, polyethylene.

P.A.T High Flow Flake Shellac is a resin produced by the female lac bug on trees in the forests of India and Thailand. This specific type of shellac, known for its high flow characteristics, is particularly well-suited for abrasive and grinding wheel applications. Its unique properties make it a valuable choice in scenarios that involve abrasion and grinding. Additionally, high-flow shellac can be employed in various applications where standard (rangeeni) shellac is typically used, showcasing its versatility across different uses and industries.

P.A.T Gum Damar is a natural gum damar resin obtained from shorea trees. P.A.T Gum Damar appears as white to yellowish-white translucent, globular to pear-shaped grains, irregular fragments, or stalactite masses. It is insoluble in water but soluble in toluene.

Trapylen® 186 X is a medium-chlorinated polypropylene dissolved in xylene. Characterized by a higher chlorine content compared to other grades, it exhibits relatively good compatibility with other resins and polymers, along with excellent pigment wetting. The cured film produced by Trapylen® 186 X boasts high gloss and remarkable chemical and aging resistance. Its primary advantage lies in its outstanding adhesion to untreated polypropylene, PP/EPDM thermoplastic rubber, and, to a limited extent, polyethylene.