STRUKTOL® TR 121 Slip Agent, Lubricant, Mold Release Agent
Subcategory: Additive/Filler for Polymer
Close Analogs: FDA Status: 175.105; 175.300; 178.3910; 179.45; 181.28
Material Notes: Unsaturated fatty primary amide derived from oleic acid.One of the major uses of oleamide is as a slip agent in polyethylene films. It functions by migrating to the film surface in a microscopic coating which reduces the coefficient of friction. In general, oleamide migrates more rapidly than erucamide (STRUKTOL® TR 131) but has lesser heat stability. Where this is not a disadvantage, oleamide costs are inherently lower. This same property of uniform surface bloom permits STRUKTOL® TR 121 to be used in injection molding applications. It functions as both a lubricant and mold release agent. These properties are valuable in processing thermoplastic resins, thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) and thermoset rubber systems. STRUKTOL® TR 121 may also function as a dispersant in concentrates by providing easier and more uniform letdown of the concentrated material. STRUKTOL® TR 121 is insoluble in water and has limited solubility in alcohols, ketones and aromatic solvents.
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