stabilisers for PVC compounds are characterised by a central tin atom, surrounded by alkyl and acidic groups. Mixtures of mono and dialkyl tin salts are used and commercial tin heat stabilisers typically vary the ratio, depending on the performance and property requirements of the final product.

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Application : Plasticizer and stabilizer for PVC coatings adhesives and sealing materials, Other
Usage : Enhances flexibility durability and thermal stability in plastic products
Storage : Other, Store in a cool dry place; avoid direct sunlight
Refractive Rate : 1.4711.475
Physical Form : Liquid
Melting Point : Not applicable for oils; typically in liquid form at room temperature
Application : Other , Used in the production of fibers for textiles and carpets engineering plastics and reinforcement materials.
Usage : Primarily utilized in industrial manufacturing processes to create durable and lightweight materials.
Storage : Other, Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Refractive Rate : 1.53
Physical Form : Solid
Melting Point : 255C
Application : Used in coatings flooring wall coverings adhesives and plastics manufacturing, Other
Usage : Primarily used to produce flexible and rigid PVC products through pastebased processes
Storage : Other, Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture
Refractive Rate : 1.5441.550
Physical Form : Other, Fine white powder or paste
Melting Point : Softens at approximately 80C; degrades at 140160C
Application : Other , Used in plastic manufacturing especially as a filler in polyethylene and polypropylene products
Usage : Enhances mechanical properties reduces production costs and improves appearance of plastic products
Storage : Other, Store in a cool dry and wellventilated place away from moisture
Refractive Rate : 1.59
Physical Form : Other, Granules or pellets
Melting Point : 825C (decomposes)