$15.00
With DrySil, a new way to X-link PE has been found. Initially foamed pellets are made. They are then soaked with a silane mixture. These pellets are dry and free-flowing, and thus can be conveyed into an extruder, very much like a masterbatch. Therefore, the difficult handling of hazardous liquids and ‘overlong’ 30 D extruders belongs to the past. The DrySil process is easy, simple and safe.
With DrySil, a new way to X-link PE has been found. Initially foamed pellets are made. They are then soaked with a silane mixture. These pellets are dry and free-flowing, and thus can be conveyed into an extruder, very much like a masterbatch. Therefore, the difficult handling of hazardous liquids and ‘overlong’ 30 D extruders belongs to the past. The DrySil process is easy, simple and safe.
| Author(s) | Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Neumann, Swisscab S.A., Switzerland |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 68th Annual Convention, Cleveland, OH USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, August 1999, pg. 100. |
| Year | 1998 |
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