CHLORINATED PARAFFINS

Chlorinated Paraffins are chemical compounds obtained through the chlorination of paraffinic hydrocarbons, primarily preferred as flame retardants due to their fire-resistant properties. Their ability to mix easily with other plasticizers also makes them suitable for use as viscosity regulators. The final properties of the blends are determined by the type and ratio of the plasticizer used.

Product Features:

• Excellent pigment wettability

• Superior lubricity and processability

• High chemical and solvent resistance

• Good heat resistance and thermal stability

• Ability to provide flame retardancy

• Contributing to viscosity control in formulations