RELEASE K 100 S is a synthetic polymer with high molecular weight in 100% solid powder form. When in solution, it is a very efficient release agent for polyolefins and substrates with low melting points (PE, PP, PVC, PET), coated with natural rubber, synthetic rubber and/or acrylic adhesives. It is not recommended for hot-melt pressure sensitive adhesives.
Thanks to its excellent solubility it is particularly suitable for printing applications (BOPP packaging tapes, PE protective films, etc).
RELEASE K100 S is also recommened for the coextrusion of PE and PP films, where a constant release effect over the complete surface can be obtained.
The product is silicone free.
RELEASE K 100 S can be used on corona treated as well as on untreated films. Concentration ranges from 0.3% solid to 2% solids, depending upon film, type, coating equipment and desired release force. RELEASE K 100 S is soluble in aromatic and aliphatic solvents at temperatures above 35°C.
In order to achieve a continuous and homogenous coating, the RELEASE K 100 S must be completely dissolved and the solution must be clear and homogeneous.
If used in coextrusion process, RELEASE K 100 S must be compounded at 4-5% to the polymer (PE or PP). This masterbatch has to be coextruded in a layer as thin as possible.
Method of analysis | MU | Standard | |
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1 | Total Solids | % | 99±1 |
5 | Melting Range | °C | 75 - 85 |
Slowly add RELEASE K 100 S to the solvent and stir continuously at a temperature between 35 and 50°C till complete dissolution of the powder.
Handle with care, since the solvent is flammable.
Before coating, it is recommended to stir and heat the solution at 30°C at least.
RELEASE K 100 S in 100% solid form can be stored safely at any temperature below its melting point. In solution, it must be stored at temperatures not below 25°C to prevent gelification. In case of partial or total solidification, store the product in a heated place and stir it well at a temperature between 35°C to 50°C before use. The product will return as fluid as before.
Do not coat if liquid is not completely clear or if gelification occured.
Mod. DT3002E | Creation date: 5/25/2018 | Revision: 2 | Revision date: 9 Jan 2020 |