For internal addition
What is internal addition?
In this method, antistatic agent is added to resin pellets or powder to a specified concentration, mixed in a blender, and then added directly to the resin and kneaded into it.
Conversely, there is also a method in which a high-concentration pellet called a master batch (MB) containing a high concentration of antistatic agent is first prepared, and then the MB is added to resin pellets or powder to reach the desired concentration.
By adding it internally to resin, it can be used in various resin processing methods (film, sheet, etc.) and provides antistatic effects in all situations.
Lineup and Features
The Nonnen PR series is a synthetic resin additive type flame retardant. It is halogen-free and suitable for plastics, adhesives, synthetic leather, etc.
We stock a variety of flame retardants including phosphorus and composite materials.
Antistatic agent for polyethylene (PE) resin molding
This antistatic agent can be used for a wide range of applications, from polyolefin resin molded products to films and sheets.
Polyethylene (PE) film/sheet type antistatic agent
A proven antistatic agent for PE films and sheets.
Antistatic agent for polypropylene (PP) films and sheets
It provides antistatic effect while maintaining the transparency of PP film and suppressing transfer from the film.
Antistatic agent for polypropylene (PP) resin molding (internal addition, for molding)
A general-purpose antistatic agent that can be used for a wide range of applications, including PP resin molding, films, sheets, etc.
Antistatic agent for synthetic resins (PS, ABS)
Can be used as an antistatic agent for PS and ABS resin molding.
Antistatic agent for polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
An internally added antistatic agent that can be used for PVC sheets and molding.
| Series catalogue products | Model | appearance | PE | PP | PS/ABS | PMMA | PET | PC/ABS | PA | EVA Material | PVC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denon 2220 | Light yellowish white powder | 〇 | 〇 | ||||||||
| Denon 2863 | Pale yellowish white granules | 〇 | 〇 | ||||||||
| Denon 331-L | Pale yellow liquid | 〇 | 〇 | 〇 | 〇 | 〇 | |||||
| Denon 2359 | Pale yellowish white granules | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 3098 | Yellow granular | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 2467P | Pale yellow granular | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 2580 | Light yellowish white powder | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 3117 | Light yellowish brown powder | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 331-P | Light yellowish brown granular | 〇 | 〇 | ||||||||
| Denon 3173 | Light yellowish white powder | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 2035 | Light yellowish white powder | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 1392 | Light yellow paste | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 3200P | Pale yellowish white granules | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon V-98 | Light yellowish white powder | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon V-57S | Light yellow granular powder | 〇 | 〇 | ||||||||
| Denon V-15 | White Powder | 〇 | |||||||||
| Denon 335 | Yellowish brown (viscous) liquid | 〇 |
For the above products marked with ◇, detailed data is available in the catalogue for each series.
The colors of the ◇ match the lineup.
Please see the series catalog below, which lists the detailed features of each part number. You can also download the SDS for our main products.
