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Enhance processability of PU elastomers and improve ink flow with Eastman TXIB, a low-migration, non-VOC additive that boosts surface quality.
Key Features
Applications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Surface Tension @25°C | 27.56 dynes/cm |
| Evaporation Rate @100°C | 0.674 (g/1000 cm2)/h |
| Solubility in Water @20°C | 0.42 g/L |
| Hydrolysis after 96 hr @98-99°C | 0.003% |
| Saponification Equivalent | 144.8 |
| Refractive Index | 1.43 n(25°C/D) |
| Autoignition Temperature | 424°C |
| Wt/Vol @20°C | 7.86 lb/gal |
Available as Eastman TXIB™ or RTC-16. Packed in 200 kg drums or 20 kg bags.
2,2,4-Trimethyl-1,3-pentanediol diisobutyrate, a diester with excellent solvency and compatibility with polar polymers.
Our lab can assist in optimizing formulations for specific viscosity requirements. Contact us for technical support.
Q1: How does TXIB help in PU elastomer processing?
A1: It reduces the viscosity of the PU system, making it easier to process and improving the surface finish of the final product.
Q2: Is TXIB suitable for food contact inks?
A2: Yes, it meets food contact regulations and is safe for use in food packaging inks.
Q3: What is the thermal stability of TXIB?
A3: TXIB has an autoignition temperature of 424°C and a flash point of 143°C, indicating good thermal stability.
Q4: Can TXIB be used in adhesives?
A4: Yes, it is used in EVA emulsions and adhesives to provide good film-forming properties.
Q5: How does TXIB affect the dispersibility of pigments?
A5: It improves the fluidity and dispersibility of pigments, enhancing printing quality.
Q6: What is the migration rate of TXIB?
A6: TXIB exhibits excellent non-migration properties, making it suitable for applications where stability is crucial.
Contact: Chen Bingbing
Email: misscheng1984@163.com
Tel: +86 13580992838
WhatsApp: +84 865388399
Image 1: RT-TXIB - product bottle
Image 2: TXIB USA 1 - product bottle
Image 3: TXIB USA 2 - packaging