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Non discoloring UV absorber for plastic materials

Hostavin™ B-CAP™

Hostavin B-CAP is a UV absorber with pronounced absorptivity in the high energy (low wavelength) range of the UV spectrum.
Benefits
  • Hostavin B-CAP is a unique UV absorber with excellent absorption especially in the UVB-range
  • Hostavin B-CAP is colorless and even in high concentration in the resin does not lead to any discoloration
  • It does not form colored complexes with metal ions as many other UV-absorbers do
Safety
Hazards
Classification according CLP regulation (Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, as amended).
    Skin sensitization, Cat. 1
For further information please refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet.
Chemical Composition

Chemical nature:        Tetraethyl 2,2`-(1,4-phenylenedimethylidyne)bismalonate

Classification:             UV absorber

Specifications

Delivery Specifications and (*) General Properties 

Characteristics Unit Target value Test method
Appearance   white to off-white powder visual
Melting point [°C] 137 - 140 QC-999-0452
Hazen color number
(10% in dichlormethan)
  max. 50 QC-999-0452
Transmittance at 425nm
(10% in dichlormethan)
[%] min. 93 QC-070-2120
Transmittance at 500nm
(10% in dichlormethan)
[%] min. 97 QC-070-2120
Hostavin B-CAP (GC) [%] min. 99 QC-022-0452

 

Applications

Hostavin B-CAP is recommended as UV absorber for plastic materials, particularly engineering plastics with high demands for transparency, such as polycarbonate and polyesters. It can be equally used also in PVC, styrenics, etc.

Packaging and Handling

Delivery form
Powder

Packaging
20kg PE bag lam. printed with liner
Pallet 180 kg (9 bags)

Storage
Minimum shelf life is three years from date of shipping when properly stored.
The product should be stored dry and at room temperatures.

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