Faster, fuller mould fill and a cleaner release — so you can run cooler and cycle sooner.
Fischer-Tropsch · coarse powder · polyolefins · styrenics · rubber
The melt flows into the mould faster and fills it further, with better release from the tool. That lets you lower operating temperatures and shorten cooling time — even on hard-to-mould, low-MI HDPE parts such as bins, lids, handles and wheels.
Lubricates between polymer and filler and lowers the melt viscosity of polyolefin compounds, so filled and coloured compounds run easier.
Better melt flow and a better surface on the finished film, fibre or tape — with metal release at the die.
The same flow and release benefits in rubber extrusion and in engineering polymers, where processing temperatures leave little headroom.
| Family | Congealing, °C | Drop point, °C | Penetration, 0.1 mm | Compliance | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fischer-Tropsch flow improver | 92–98 | 100–115 | ≤ 5 | — | Injection moulding, compounding, masterbatch, film, fibre, rubber |
Coarse powder, 99 % under 2 mm. Bands span the grades we supply in each family. Figures are a starting point for sampling; the current TDS and CoA govern.
Drops into your existing dosing without equipment changes. Pack size confirmed when you enquire.
Technical and safety data sheets, a certificate of analysis on every lot, and the declarations your quality team will ask for — sent without you having to chase them. Figures shown on this site are a starting point for sampling; the current TDS and CoA govern.
It lowers melt viscosity and improves release from the tool, so the mould fills faster and further. That lets you run cooler and shorten cooling time.
Polyolefins, styrenics and engineering polymers, plus rubber, compounds and masterbatch.
That is exactly where it earns its place — large, hard-to-mould parts such as bins, lids, handles and wheels.
No. It is a coarse powder that goes into your existing dosing.
Send us the polymer, the part and the problem. We will suggest a starting addition level for a trial on your line.
A line or two about what you are making is enough to start — we’ll take it from there.
