| PVC Compounds |
PVC jacketing compounds, general purpose extrusion, automotive molding, insulation,
coax/telecom applications, and lead-free stabilized flexible PVC compounds. |
| TPE Compounds |
A family of flame-retardant grades, some of which are dynamically crosslinked.
These compounds have a good balance of physical and aging properties. |
| Crosslinkable and Polyolefin Compounds |
Polyethylene and Polypropylene based compounds including Moisture Cure, XLPE, and Non-Halogen compounds. |
| SantopreneTM and DytronTM XL Rubber Compounds |
Thermoplastic elastomer compounds which combine
the performance properties of thermoset rubber with the processing ease of plastic. |
| Nylon 6 Extrusion Resins |
Wire jacketing; Provides mechanical protection for the insulation. |
| Flooding and Filling Compounds |
Flooding and filling compounds for optical fiber cable. |
| Dispersions and Concentrates |
Concentrates (Black, White, Additive, Flame Retardent,
UV Stabilizer, Filler/Extender) and Compounds (Conductive, Static Dissipative). |
| Fluoropolymers |
A family of plastic materials with exceptional heat and UV resistance properties.
Excellent electrical and mechanical properties. Used for low coefficient of friction specialty coatings. |
| Chlorinated Polyethylene |
CPE compounds are made by a chlorine substitution reaction. As a chlorine-content polymer without double-key in the molecular chain,
they have excellent properties including weather resistance, ozone resistance, fire resistance, impact resistance and chemical resistance. |
