Deuteron LE 829 is designed to be used as an antistatic agent for polyurethane compounds based on polyester and polyether. These compounds are used in the production of soles with antistatic character as required by EN 344 or for special shoes for use in computing and medical areas.
Deuteron LE 829 is of high polarity and thus noticeably reduces the electrical resistance of polyurethane-foams, even when used in small quantities.
Deuteron globally supplies additives such as UV initiators, matting agents, wetting agents, dispersing and structuring agents, texturing agents, and conductivity agents in Paint and Coatings. These additives are fast drying, and provide mechanical resistance, and chemical resistance to solvent-borne, water-borne, and solvent-free systems. Deuteron products include Deuteron MK, Deuteron MM, Deuteron OG, etc.
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