SARAWAX SX 80 is a Fischer-Tropsch hard paraffin produced by Shell and distributed by Evonik. This grade is supplied in the form of prills and it has a low congealing point of 81-86 °C. The SARAWAX SX 80 shows high crystallinity and a extremely low molecular weight distribution. Applications include amongst others Hot melts especially for food packaging. The product is compliant to FDA and EU 10/2011 without specific migration limit. SARAWAX are only available from Evonik in Europe, South America, Middle East, North Africa and India.
The Evonik Coating & Adhesive Resins business is based on their backbone chemistry of polyesters, amorphous poly-alpha-olefins, FT-waxes, polybutadienes and polyacrylates. They develop individual polymer solutions according to customer needs.
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