The Role of Chlorinated Paraffin Wax (CPW) in Plasticizers. Chlorinated paraffin wax (CP) is an important class of chemicals in industry. When used as a plasticizer, it usually refers to short-chain chlorinated paraffins (SCCPs, C10-13) and medium-chain chlorinated paraffins (MCCPs, C14-17). It plays a unique and important role in polymer processing. Main Functions: 1. Auxiliary (Secondary) Plasticizer Chlorinated paraffin wax is usually not used alone as a primary plasticizer (like phthalate es

Comparison of the Main Properties of DOTP, Citric Acid, and Citrate Esters: Flexibility and Softness: DOTP: Excellent, can produce soft and durable PVC products. Citric Acid: Negligible effect; may harden or degrade the polymer. Citrate Esters: Good, but less effective than DOTP at the same addition level. Thermal Stability: DOTP: High, stable below 200°C, suitable for high-temperature processing. Citric Acid: Poor; decomposes at PVC processing temperatures. Citrate Esters: Moderate, less stable

DOP (Dioctyl Phthalate) Plasticizer in Flexi Tank packaging combines premium-grade, water-white liquid with 24,000-liter ISO flexitanks. The clear, low-viscosity DOP (99.5% purity,