HOW IMPORTANT IS LONG TERM STABILITY OF YOUR


EFFECT PLASTIC PART?


The new WAY technology helps to reduce photoactivity to a minimum


For years designers and manufacturers


tried to use mass-colored plastic parts in long term outdoor applications, but the high stability required of


the effect pigment and polymer combination was generally insufficient.


Our WAY technology provides a new dimension for designing plastic parts for outdoor and long term environmental applications.


The natural photocatalytic


based effect pigments is reduced to a minimum. As a result the polymer matrix is less effected and shows overall increased stability, like no graying and significantly less yellowing, with less degradation of the polymer matrix and increased stability in harsh environmental conditions.


activity of TiO2


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TEMPERATURE STABILITY


The WAY coating is an inorganic ceramic-like coating around the pigment. This coating is stable at temperatures being used for processing plastic resins – no matter how long the temperature is applied. This makes it different to traditional organic weather treatments of pigments which are degraded during


normal temperatures. WAY stabilization - Lesun Screw Co.,Ltd - Mica Metal Oxide Schematic structure of a WAY coating in effect pigment


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thermoplastic processing BOOTH NO: 2W21


Professional Manufacturers of Modular


SCREW


ELEMENTS SHAFTS BARRELS


Range from ϕ20mm to ϕ300mm


Screw Elements & Barrels


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