This additive also eliminates the need for secondary coating or wetting processes to achieve equivalent performance, so no solvents or wetting agents are needed.  Technical information, design guides, processing information and more.

Tested and proven compatible across a wide range of polymers and processes – especially successful with polyolefins Leverage our expertise in material science, processing and creative design

Rigidly controlled process for lot-to-lot consistency Technical information, design guides, processing information and more.

These dispersions are free from surfactants, wetting agents, glycols, de-foamers or other additives that could add complexity to your process. Processing Enhancement Additives

Technical information, design guides, processing information and more. Discover color additives and services to help simplify your color evaluation and selection process

Polymer roofing manufacturers can add SiteCool IR absorption technology to their production process in the form of a concentrate, or can choose fluoropolymer material already formulated with SiteCool. Technical information, design guides, processing information and more.

Back Home // Products // Polymer Additives // Processing Enhancement Additives // Cesa™ Denesting Additives And unlike silicone and other denesting agents, Cesa Denesting additives don’t require extra steps in the manufacturing process, maintain the transparency of the sheet, and allow for metallization and printing of the packaging.

Solutions available for multiple sterilization processes Technical information, design guides, processing information and more.

Next-generation FireCon™ CPE (chlorinated polyethylene) RoHS-compliant material for wire and cable jacketing that processes 30% to 70% faster and reduces scrap for improved profitability without compromising performance ECCOH LSFOH formulations for elevated temperature wire and cable help to meet UL requirements, maintain equipment flexibility, streamline secondary processing, and reduce scrap

Impress metallic effect colorants can be processed on standard injection stretch blow molding machinery, and create no flow lines that would disrupt the brilliant glossy surface. Customers have the flexibility to choose a solid masterbatch or liquid concentrate version to meet their process and application requirements.”