Description Composition: Potassium perfluorobutane sulfonate CAS No: 29420-49-3 TPD-FR638 is a flame retardant specially for polycarbonate. It can meet flame retardant grade UL94-V0(1/16 inch) with extremely low dosage level. Features Flame retardant specially for polycarbonate Flame retardant grade: UL94-V0(1/16 inch) Extremely low dosage level(0.06%-0.12%), high efficiency No impact on the physical properties of polycarbonate Maintain…
Metal Anti-fingerprint Coating TPD-604M can provide excellent waterproof, oil-proof, rust-proof, antifouling performance to metals, such as stainless steel, coppers, etc.
TPD-604S, Particle Size D50: ˂ 3.5µm, can be used as additives of high-end lubricant and grease, non-stick coatings, etc.
High Tear Strength Fluorosilicone Rubber Compound Topda FS-R8300 is translucent uncatalyzed fluorosilicone rubber base mixed evenly with some kinds of fillers and additives. Its tear strength is higher than normal fluorosilicone rubber compound.
TPD-FC807 is C8 product, it has good water and oil repellent on all kind of fabrics, it has durable ability on cotton fabric without cross-linking agent, initial spray 100, after 20 times washing get 80+, and 5 grade for oil.
TPD-R610 is suitable for waterproof, moisture-proof and anti-corrosion protection of circuit boards, electronic components nd metal surface protection such as steel and stainless steel.
TPD-FC609 a weak cationic fluorocarbon polymer emulsion, it has good water and oil repellency for cellulose and synthetic fibres, and it has self-crosslinking property, shows excellent washable performance, convenient to use.
TPD-603S, Particle Size D50: ˂ 3.0µm, can be used as additives of high-end lubricant and grease, non-stick coatings, etc.
TPD-600P is an antifouling additive with epoxy group, it can provide excellent water and oil repellent and antifouling performance for powder coatings.
TPD-FC615 is C6 product, free of PFOS/APEO, it has excellent water and oil repellency for various fabrics, it is capable of excellent anti-washing property.
