Products

Ultraflon MP-10 is a granular-based PTFE additive, and characterized by its proven versatility in a broad spectrum of applications. It possesses an average particle size of 10 microns. Because of Laurel's unique thermal treatment process, it exhibits best-in-class thermal stability. As a result, off-gassing is mitigated and compatibility with various polymer matrices is optimized. Laurel's exacting manufacturing process ensures that the molecular weight of MP-10 is extremely precise. resulting in unsurpassed consistency in performance.

Ultraflon AD-10 are colloidal aqueous dispersions of PTE particles of stabilized with environmentally-conscious, non-PFOA surfactants. Ultraflon AD-IO is a homopolymer dispersion made up of nanometric-sized PTFE particles suspended in purified water. The PTFE solids comprise 60% by weight. The morphology of the PTFE nanoparticles is spherical. The dispersion is engineered to exhibit a very narrow particle size distribution, yielding consistent, uniform performance.

Ultraflon FP-15 series represent premium, fluorinated ethylene-propylene powder (FEP) additives. FP-15 is characterized by moderately high molecular weight. It demonstrates a lower melt flow index (MFI) when compared to the Ultraflon FP-20, but higher than that of FP-IO. FP-15 is manufactured from ultra-high purity FEP, and micronized in clean conditions to preserve its pristine form.

Ultraflon MP-25 is a coagulated dispersion-based PTFE powder additive, characterized by comparatively high molecular weight. It possesses an agglomerated particle size of 4 microns, but breaks down to its primary particle size of 300 nanometers upon shearing. This allows MP- 25 to exhibit an extremely high surface area after processing, impacting viscosities. Moreover, the primary particles are engineered to be spherical, which makes MP-25 particularly well suited as an additive for lubricants

Ultraflon FP-10 represent premium, fluorinated ethylene-propylene powder (FEP) additives. FP-10 is characterized by comparatively high molecular weight. It demonstrates a lower melt flow index (MFI) when compared to the other grades within the Ultraflon FP series, reflecting its higher molecular weight. FP-IO is manufactured from ultra-high purity FEP, and micronized in clean room conditions to preserve its pristine form.

Ultraflon DF-20 are premium PTFE dispersions based on an ultra-high purity Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) carrier. The solids content of DF-20 is 25%. The primary particles of PTFE have a nanometric particle size, and are engineered to have a spherical morphology. The dispersion has an exacting, narrow particle size distribution, which translates into consistent, uniform properties. DF-20 is not made with the PFOA surfactant.

Marzon 638 is a polysiloxane-infused PTFE micro powder, providing a unique hybrid of fluoropolymer and silicone. The silicone network within the PTFE provides improved compatibility with various polymer-based coating systems. As an additive in coatings, it imparts higher gloss and lower coefficient of friction when compared with other fluoropolymer additive .It is particularly well suited for fiberglass or fiberglass-containing substrate

Ultraflon AD-10A are colloidal aqueous dispersions of PTFE particles, stabilized with environmentally-conscious, PFOA-free surfactants. Ultraflon AD-I OA is a dispersion made up of nanometric-sized PTFE particles suspended in purified water, with a proprietary additive to improve adhesion to substrates such as glass, plastic, and metal. The PTFE solids comprise approximately 60% by weight. The dispersion is engineered to exhibit a very narrow particle size distribution, yielding consistent, uniform performance. The resulting film formation from AD-IOA may be considered semi-permanent due to the proprietary adhesion-promoting chemistry.

Ultraflon DF-20A are premium PTFE dispersions based on an ultra-high purity Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) carrier. The solids content of DF-20A is 25%. This colloidal dispersion contains a proprietary additive to improve adhesion to substrates such as glass, plastic, and metal. The primary particles of PTFE have a nanometric particle size, and are engineered to have a spherical The has an exacting, narrow particle size distribution, which translates into consistent, uniform DF-20A is not made with the PFOA surfactant. The resulting film formation from DF-20A may be considered due to the proprietary adhesion-promoting chemistry.

Ultraflon FP-20 series represent premium, fluorinated ethylene-propylene powder (FEP) additives. FP-20 is characterized by comparatively lower molecular weight. It demonstrates the highest melt flow index (MFI) when compared to other grades within the Ultraflon FP series additives. FP-20 is manufactured from ultra-high purity FEP, and micronized in clean room conditions to preserve its pristine form.

Marzon X-55 utilizes Laurel's proprietary thermal particle polishing processing technique. This results in a remarkably uniform particle with uniquely high powder bulk density. As a result, the flow and handling characteristics of Marzon X-55 surpass those of other standard PTFE micropowders. Because of its high particle density, in many cases greater efficacy can be achieved at lower mass loadings when compared to standard additives

Marzon 110 is a premium, loosely agglomerated PTFE additive. Marzon 110 offers a uniquely spherical primary particle morphology. The product is designed to be friable, which means it breaks down to its primary particle size under low shear. The mean primary particle size is 250 nanometers, while the secondary particle size is 500 microns on average.

Ultraflon MP-55 is a coagulated dispersion-based PTFE powder additive, characterized by comparatively lower molecular weight. It possesses an agglomerated particle size of 4 microns, but breaks down to its primary particle size of 300 nanometers upon shearing. This allows MP- 55 to exhibit an extremely high surface area after processing, impacting viscosities. Moreover, the primary particles are engineered to be spherical, which makes MP-55 particularly well suited as an additive for lubricants.

Ultraflon MP-8T is a granular-based PTFE powder additive, and characterized by its narrow particle size distribution and particle uniformity. It possesses an average particle size of 3 microns. Because of Laurel's unique thermal treatment process, it exhibits superior thermal stability. As a result, off-gassing is mitigated and compatibility with various polymer matrices is optimized. Laurel's exacting manufacturing process ensures that the molecular weight of MP- 8T is extremely precise, resulting in unsurpassed consistency in performance.

Marzon Z-2 is a comonomer—modified PTFE micropowder, providing unique thermal characteristics. The lower molecular weight of this PTFE polymer in combination with the comonomer provides greater tractability and some melt flow characteristics, in contrast to a PTFE homopolymer micropowder. As an additive in coatings, it imparts higher gloss, and promotes continuous film development when compared with other fluoropolymer additives. Yet it retains the chemical resistance characteristics for which PTFE is renowned.

Ultraflon MP-30 is a granular-based PTFE powder additive, and is characterized by its proven versatility in a broad spectrum of applications. It an average particle size of 5 microns, and is exhibits a very narrow spread about the mean. As a result, it demonstrates unparalleled uniformity and repeatability in performance. Laurel's exacting manufacturing process ensures that the molecular weight of MP-30 is extremely resulting in unsurpassed consistency in performance.

Ultraflon MP-00 is a granular-based PTFE additive, and characterized by its extraordinarily high molecular weight / particle size ratio. It an average particle size of 4 microns. Because of its unique molecular structure, it readily fibrillates upon shearing. The of high molecular weight and small particle size position it superbly well as a wear- reducing and friction-modifying additive.