CAB 30%

CAB 30%

CAB 30% is a cellulose ester derived from natural polymer modification, offering excellent solubility, compatibility, and film-forming properties. With a 30% butyryl content, it provides a balance of hardness, flexibility, and chemical resistance, making it ideal for coatings, inks, adhesives, and specialty films.
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Technical Parameters
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CAB 30% is a cellulose ester derived from natural polymer modification, offering excellent solubility, compatibility, and film-forming properties. With a 30% butyryl content, it provides a balance of hardness, flexibility, and chemical resistance, making it ideal for coatings, inks, adhesives, and specialty films.

 

 

Coatings: Automotive refinish, wood finishes, metal coatings (improves flow and leveling).
Inks: Flexographic, gravure, and screen printing inks (enhances gloss and adhesion).
Adhesives & Sealants: Modifies flexibility and bonding strength.

Films & Plastics: Used in specialty films, biodegradable packaging, and 3D printing resins.

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Key Features & Benefits

 

Property

Functional Performance

Excellent Solubility

Compatible with a wide range of solvents (e.g., ketones, esters, glycol ethers).

Fast Drying

Lowers drying time in coatings and inks, improving production efficiency.

UV & Weather Resistance

Enhances durability in outdoor applications (e.g., automotive coatings).

Thermoplasticity

Allows for melt processing in films and molded products.

High Clarity & Gloss

Improves aesthetic quality in clear coatings and printing inks.

Pigment Wetting & Dispersion

Stabilizes pigments in ink and coating formulations.

 

Technical Advantages

 

  • Adjustable viscosity (multiple grades available).
  • Good chemical resistance (alcohols, oils, weak acids).
  • Low moisture absorption (improves dimensional stability).

 

Usage Guidelines

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Recommended Solvents: Acetone, MEK, ethyl acetate, or blends.

Processing: Can be dissolved at room temperature with agitation.

Typical Loading: 5–20% in formulations (varies by application).