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| Item | Product Description | Major Applications |
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| Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) | White powder; currently the most widely used general-purpose plastic, featuring excellent processing performance. | Wires and cables, sofa leather, automotive leather, plastic flooring, pipes and fittings, plastic hoses, plastic sheets, stretch films, wallpapers, door panels and window frames, blood transfusion tubes, blood bags, gloves, raincoats, rain boots. |
| High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) | Features high rigidity, excellent chemical resistance, and high impact strength. | Films and woven bags, blow-molded products, pipe grade raw materials, injection molding. |
| Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) | Features excellent transparency, flexibility, impact resistance, and insulation, with outstanding ease of processing and molding. | Food and daily commodity packaging, extrusion coating applications, greenhouse films and mulch films, wires and cables, daily and medical supplies. |
| Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) | Excellent puncture resistance, high tensile strength, and high transparency. | Industrial heavy-duty packaging, food packaging films, agricultural films, and injection molding for daily commodities. |
| Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate Copolymer (EVA) | Lightweight with high elasticity, excellent processability, chemical resistance, and low-temperature heat-sealability. | Footwear foaming, film manufacturing, hot melt adhesives, wires and cables. |
| Polypropylene (PP) | Homopolymer: Features high rigidity and excellent heat resistance. Random Copolymer: Highlights exceptional transparency and high gloss. Impact Copolymer: Features outstanding impact toughness at low temperatures. | Widely used in home appliance housings, food containers and woven bags, medical devices, high-transparency containers and packaging, automotive parts, industrial logistics crates. |
| Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) | General Grade, Deep Black Extrusion Grade, Deep Black General Grade, High Flow Grade, Heat Resistant Grade, Electroplating Grade, Extrusion Grade, Flame Retardant Grade, Sanitary Grade, 20% GF Reinforced Grade. | Home appliance housings (washing machines, vacuum cleaners), 3C IT products (computer keyboards, mice, monitors), automotive parts (dashboards, door handles), toys (LEGO bricks), luggage, bathroom supplies, and 3D printing materials. |
| Polystyrene (PS / HIPS) | General Purpose Grade (GPPS), also known as hard plastic, features crystal clarity and ease of processing. High Impact Grade (HIPS), white and opaque; characterized by low gel content and low residual monomers. | Daily tableware, food packaging (e.g., yogurt bottles, salad boxes), electronic product housings (e.g., TV, computer, audio casings), toys, stationery (rulers, pen holders), and expanded polystyrene (EPS) cushioning materials (e.g., egg cartons, electronic packaging, insulated boxes). |
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| Polyoxymethylene (POM) | Formocon is a copolymerized, highly crystalline thermoplastic resin featuring excellent thermal stability and mechanical strength. Its outstanding wear resistance makes it ideal for mechanical parts and components, offering good molding fluidity and surface gloss. | Buckles, snap fasteners, pipe fittings, hardware, home appliances, electronic parts, automotive parts, gears, bearings, zippers. |
| Polycarbonate (PC) | Base PC, General Purpose Grade, Weather Resistant Grade, Optical Grade, Light Guide Grade, Clean Grade (Film Grade). | Applied in automotive headlights, automotive components, 3C electronic product housings (cellphones, laptops), safety face shields, luggage, medical devices, optical discs, and drinking water bottles; regarded as a premium eco-friendly alternative to glass. |
| Polycarbonate (PC) - Super Low-Temperature Impact Grade | Polycarbonate (PC) - Super Low-Temperature Impact Grade: Features semi-transparency, medium flow, low-temperature impact resistance, and UV resistance. | Widely applicable for cellphone/tablet/laptop/3C product housings, sports equipment, and protective gear. |
| Nylon (PA6 / PA66) | A semi-crystalline engineering plastic featuring high strength, high toughness, excellent wear resistance, and self-lubricating properties, polymerized from caprolactam. Easy to process, it is frequently modified with glass fiber or carbon fiber. | Automotive parts (e.g., intake manifolds, wheel covers, engine hoods), electrical and electronics (e.g., connectors, circuit breakers, coil bobbins), and industrial/consumer goods (e.g., gears, bearings, industrial plugs, office chair wheels, machine tool housings). Frequently used as a metal replacement after glass fiber or toughness modification. |
| Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) | PBT is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic polyester. It features high heat resistance, high strength, wear resistance, and excellent electrical insulation. | Automotive parts (e.g., connectors, vehicle lights, wiper parts), electrical and electronic insulators, home appliances, and "PBT keycaps" commonly found in high-grade mechanical keyboards (highly popular for wear resistance and oil resistance). |
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| Dioctyl Terephthalate (DOTP) | An eco-friendly plasticizer that is not listed as a restricted chemical substance by EU nations. | Wires and cables, artificial leather and sheets, gloves, footwear, building materials. |
| Di(2-propylheptyl) Phthalate (DPHP) | A high-performance and versatile phthalate plasticizer with high compatibility with PVC, offering excellent plasticizing efficiency, low migration, and good heat resistance. | Suitable for automotive interiors; possesses excellent electrical resistance properties, also ideal for wire and cable plastic products. |
| Trioctyl Trimellitate (TOTM) | Features low volatility, low migration, excellent electrical resistance, and good heat resistance. | Wires and cables, artificial leather and sheets, gloves, footwear, building materials, PVC plastisol. |
| Dioctyl Adipate (DOA) | Features good low-temperature properties and characteristics suitable for PVC plastisol; it is the most widely used cold-resistant plasticizer. | Wires and cables, artificial leather and sheets, gloves, footwear, building materials, PVC plastisol. |
| Diisononyl Adipate (DINA) | Its plasticizing efficiency is identical to DOA, but it offers superior cold resistance and volatility resistance, serving as a non-phthalate plasticizer. | Wires and cables, artificial leather and sheets, gloves, footwear, building materials, PVC plastisol, cling films, cold-resistant PVC products, etc. |
| Diisononyl Cyclohexane-1,2-dicarboxylate (DHIN) | DHIN is esterified from isononyl alcohol and hexahydrophthalic anhydride, serving as a non-phthalate plasticizer. It features low migration and is suitable for sensitive applications. | Food packaging materials, children's toys, PVC plastisol, medical devices, non-phthalate plastic products, etc. |
| Bis(2-ethylhexyl) Cyclohexane-1,2-dicarboxylate (DHEH) | DHEH is hydrogenated from DEHP, serving as a non-phthalate plasticizer. The processing differences between DHEH and DINP are similar to those between DEHP and DINP in many aspects. | Suitable for food packaging materials, children's toys, medical devices, blow-molded plastic products, non-phthalate plastic products, etc. Taiwan Patent NO. I307692. |
| C9-C11 Branched Alkyl Phthalate (911P) | 911P features low volatility and excellent cold resistance, with a cold-resistant effect equivalent to a 60/40 wt% blend of DEHP and DOA. In heat-resistant wires and cables, 911P demonstrates long-lasting mechanical properties and good cold resistance; blending 911P with TOTM provides an economical solution to meet US UL62 105°C cable requirements. | Wires and cables, footwear materials, automotive artificial leather and sheets, building materials, gloves, PVC plastisol. Due to its low volatility, 911P is specially recommended for "non-fogging" products such as leather jackets and automotive spring pads. |
| Diisodecyl Phthalate (DIDP) | DIDP is esterified from isodecyl alcohol and phthalic anhydride. Its low volatility and excellent low-temperature characteristics make it applicable to various processing types, offering good electrical impedance and high-temperature performance. | Wires and cables, artificial leather and sheets, gloves, footwear, building materials, PVC plastisol, etc. (Antioxidants like Bisphenol A are generally added to finished products to enhance heat resistance, inhibit oxidation, and prevent discoloration, decomposition, and volatilization.) |
| Di(2-ethylhexyl) Phthalate (DEHP) | DEHP exhibits excellent compatibility with PVC, high plasticizing efficiency, and balanced properties across all types of plasticizers. | PVC artificial leather and sheets, raincoats, book covers and stationery, sofa leather, seat covers, wall coverings, furniture and building materials, automotive interiors. |
| Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP) | DINP is a general-purpose plasticizer; its low volatility and low migration properties give it a distinct advantage in specific applications. | Wires and cables, gloves, footwear, building materials, plastic products, packaging films, blow-molded plastic products, PVC plastisol, PVC artificial leather and sheets, raincoats, book covers and stationery, sofa leather, seat covers, wall coverings, furniture and building materials, automotive interiors. |
| Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP) | High plasticizing efficiency; achieves considerable flexibility at low dosages. It is a general-purpose primary plasticizer frequently used as a gelation promoter. | Water pipes, plastic sheets, coatings, vinyl floor tiles, polyvinyl acetate adhesives. |
| Chlorinated Paraffin (CP) | A pale yellow to colorless viscous liquid at room temperature, insoluble in water; primarily used as a low-cost secondary plasticizer and flame retardant for plastics such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC). | Widely used in PVC cables, hoses, artificial leather, rubber products, paints and coatings, adhesives, and lubricants for metal processing. |
| Epoxidized Soybean Oil (ESO) | Non-toxic, with excellent heat and weather resistance, low iodine value, low migration, high extraction resistance, and good water and oil resistance; features low devitrificaton and can be utilized as a polymeric plasticizer for PVC. | Certified under the Japan JHPA (PVC Food Sanitation Council) PL Specification B.7(1) (Approval No. J-7885) and complies with US FDA food additive regulations "181.27 and 175.300". Suitable for flexible or semi-rigid PVC; processing via calenders, extruders, and coating. |
| Polyester Plasticizers | An eco-friendly plasticizer with excellent weather and cold resistance; its large molecular weight provides outstanding low-migration properties. | PVC artificial leather and sheets, raincoats, sofa leather, seat covers, automotive interiors, wires and cables. |
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| Stabilizers | Features self-lubricating properties and can be used individually to simplify formulations. The liquid form allows for easy automated metering to lower labor costs, promotes compound gelation to increase production speed and yield, and provides excellent heat and light stability through long processing histories, delivering great initial coloring and transparency. | General flexible and rigid sheets, artificial leather, products with lead/cadmium-free and weather-resistance requirements, and injection-molded products. Barium-zinc stabilizers replace traditional cadmium-barium-zinc stabilizers for flexible PVC processing; tin stabilizers replace lead stabilizers for rigid PVC processing such as rigid pipes and window frames. Relevant processing formulations have successfully transitioned to achieve lead/cadmium-free and 3P-free targets. |
| Processing Aids (PA) | Can be used as an internal or external lubricant for products such as ABS and PVC base resins, CPVC, and PMMA. | Can be used in ABS and PVC base resins, CPVC, and PMMA. Suitable for rigid and semi-rigid calendering, extrusion, blow molding, injection molding, and secondary processing operations. |
| Impact Modifiers (MBS) | Excellent low-temperature impact resistance, outstanding melt capability, good gelation, low odor, excellent powder fluidity, and PL-certified compliant. | Suitable for toughness modification in products such as films, sheets, pellets, and profiled pipes. |
| Chlorinated Polyethylene (CPE) | An efficient modifier for plastics and rubbers that enhances the impact resistance and weatherability of PVC products. | PVC modification technology is widely applied in the manufacturing of doors and windows, profiles, pipes, fittings, and exterior siding. |
| Hydrogenated Hydrocarbon Resin (HHCR) | Utilizes catalytic hydrogenation technology to hydrogenate unsaturated bonds in petroleum resin and remove residual halogens, yielding a light-colored or colorless hydrogenated hydrocarbon resin; it enhances color, adhesion, weather resistance, and photothermal stability. Hydrocarbon resin is not used alone but serves as a modifier, accelerator, or regulator, characterized by its ability to adjust viscosity and thermal stability. | It is widely used as a tackifier in hot melt adhesives and pressure-sensitive adhesives for hygiene products such as diapers. It is used as a modifier for PE or PP films to manufacture food packaging outer films and protective films for electronic products. Used as a rubber modifier in tires to improve grip, and is also commonly applied in coatings and inks. |
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