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Clariant additives add up to a better future for plastic at Chinaplas 2023 exhibition

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Clariant additives add up to a better future for plastic at Chinaplas 2023 exhibition

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At Chinaplas 2023, Clariant will present how its versatile additive solutions are adding extra value and new dimensions for the future of the plastic industry

At Chinaplas 2023, Shenzhen, China on 17-20 April 2023, Clariant will present how its versatile additive solutions are adding extra value and new dimensions for the future of the plastic industry. Highlighted in the Clariant stand will be the new AddWorks PKG 158 in addition to the AddWorks PKG 906 Circle and AddWorks AGC 970 G stabilizers that are valuable in plastic film recycling and extending its service life. Also in the spotlight will be the Exolit OP 1400 flame retardant that facilitates mechanical recycling. The wax additives of Licocare Vita/Licocene Terra, and the sustainability-focused Licocare RBW Vita are the other highlights of the show.

“Versatility and safety hold the key for success in plastic as a key material in the fast-expanding eMobility and electronics industries where the industry requirements get more sophisticated by the day. Our wide range of AddWorks additives and Exolit flame retardants are therefore indispensable in helping our customers satisfy the new demands in our value chain,” says Jochen Ahrens, global vice president, eMobility and electronics, Clariant BU Adsorbents & Additives. “With our new state-of-the-art facilities for Exolit OP halogen-free flame retardants in Daya Bay of China coming into operation later this year, I am confident that our strong local manufacturing facilities and the development capabilities at our One Clariant Campus laboratories in Shanghai will help us respond faster to customers’ needs, as we work more closely together.”

Clariant claims that its patent-protected Exolit OP 1400 flame retardant’s high effectiveness and strong mode of action make it the preferred choice of flame retardant in the field of E-Mobility. In a low dosage of as little as 0.4mm of 16-20% in most polyamides, the industry’s leading fire standard of class UL94 V-0 can already be fulfilled.

As far as safety and performance goes, the new AddWorks PKG 158 for polyolefin-based packaging offers increased functionalities and improved economics leveraging the use of polymers to enhance such aspects as processability, stability and static control on packaging materials. The new light stabilizer solutions AddWorks AGC 970 G, on the other hand, provide excellent UV and agrochemical protection to extend service life of agricultural films for the mulch segment.

“In addition to their great performance edge, Clariant’s additives and plastic solutions also exhibit sound sustainability profiles making them the preferred choice of our customers. Our Licocene Terra products, for instance, enhance circularity of polymers and waxes that are based on renewable C2/C3 starting materials and combine their excellent bonding properties with a substantially reduced carbon footprint,” says Sarah Zhang, Clariant’s head of plastics, BU Adsorbents & Additives.

Another wax product going to be highlighted at Chinaplas, Licocare Vita, is based on renewable crude rice bran wax. Used mainly in engineering thermoplastics applications, it functions as a highly effective lubricant and dispersion aid. The bio-based additive solution also has an excellent environmental profile which is conducive to achieving corporate sustainability targets.

Besides showcasing the highlighted products at their stand at 15C41, Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center during the show period of 17-20 April 2023, Clariant will also present their solutions in the seminar session of Chinaplas.

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