About ADC BLOWING AGENT
Blowkem ADC L5005
| Product | Particle Size | Gas | DT | Application |
| | (microns) | (ml/gm) | (C)
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| Blowkem ADC L5005 | - | - | - | Used in PVC Footwear Shoe soles with injection moulding PE Extrusion Light Weight EVA Slippers with compression moulding Rubber foams and various other processing techniques like extrusion rotational moulding for LDPE etc
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DT By Open Capillary Tube Method
Packing: 25 Kgs
Packing Type: Packed in HDPE polythene - lined woven bags with inner polythene bag
Efficient Foaming PerformanceADC Blowing Agent provides excellent expansion properties and uniform cellular structure, making it ideal for producing lightweight, durable products in the plastics and rubber industries. Its high decomposition efficiency ensures reliable performance across different polymer matrices.
Compatible with Multiple PolymersDesigned for versatility, ADC can be utilized in foaming processes for PVC, EVA, PE, PP, and rubber. Its compatibility with various thermoplastic and elastomeric materials allows manufacturers to achieve precise product performance and flexibility in formulation.
Safe Storage and HandlingAlthough ADC Blowing Agent is classified as toxic, it is odorless and neutral in pH, simplifying storage and handling with standard safety procedures. Always follow recommended guidelines to minimize exposure and risk during manufacturing operations.
FAQs of ADC BLOWING AGENT:
Q: How does ADC Blowing Agent function during plastic and rubber foaming?
A: ADC Blowing Agent decomposes at elevated temperatures (around 200C), releasing gases that create a cellular structure in the polymer matrix, resulting in lightweight, foamed products such as insulation, soles, and mats.
Q: What polymers and products are most suitable for ADC Blowing Agent usage?
A: ADC is optimized for use with PVC, EVA, PE, PP, and various rubber formulations, making it suitable for applications including automotive components, packaging, footwear, and construction materials.
Q: When should ADC Blowing Agent be added during the manufacturing process?
A: ADC should be incorporated during the compounding or mixing phase with resins and other additives before the molding or extrusion process, ensuring uniform dispersion and effective foaming action.
Q: Where is ADC Blowing Agent typically sourced and supplied from?
A: ADC is widely manufactured and supplied by Indian exporters and chemical producers who adhere to industrial standards and provide the product in powder or granule form for different production needs.
Q: What is the recommended process for handling and storing ADC Blowing Agent safely?
A: Store ADC in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and incompatible materials. Use protective gear during handling, as the substance is classified as toxic, and ensure proper ventilation in the workspace.
Q: What benefits does ADC Blowing Agent offer compared to other chemical foaming agents?
A: ADC delivers consistent cell size, high foaming efficiency, and broad compatibility with multiple polymers, contributing to greater product quality and cost-effectiveness in industrial applications.