Carbon nanotube products
Jar
Packaging
Jar 0.4 L (up to 100 g)
Other packaging volumes are available at customers’ request

TUBALLMATRIXMATRIX202MATRIX 202


Conductive additive for aromatic and aliphatic solvent-free PU (polyester, polyether, TDI/MDI, others) and phenolic systems. Widely applied for PU coatings and cast elastomers. Minimum impact on host resin due to lower working dosage compared to TUBALL™ MATRIX 209.

The cost of our SWCNT products depends on the quantity ordered. Please reach out to us for a personalized quote.

Material system
Solvent-free polyurethane and phenolic resins
Working dosage
0.1–1 wt.%
Сoncentrate carrier
Plasticizer – fatty carboxylic acid ester derivative
Shape
Paste

Benefits

Electrical conductivity

Ensures permanent, uniform conductivity without insulative zones or “hot spots”

Mechanical performance

Maintains or even increases mechanical strength

Retained color

Allows retention of bright and light colors of materials

Easy to handle

The concentrate form greatly simplifies the usage of nanotubes with no changes to standard formulation or mixing equipment

Retained rheological performance

Minimizes the impact on viscosity and density of the host material



Cases

Diagnostic Pig Discs

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Industrial Castors

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Industrial Conveyor Belts

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Video

TUBALL MATRIX — Processing Guidelines

Anti-static polyurethane casting and coatings - Processing guide for TUBALL™ MATRIX 202/209


Documents

Also available in:
English
TUBALL MATRIX 202 209 POLYURETHANES PROCESSING GUIDELINES ENG V02.PDF
PDF409.6 kB
TDS TUBALL MATRIX 202 ENG V09.PDF
PDF204.8 kB
TUBALL MATRIX 200X 300X PROCESSING GUIDELINES ENG V03.PDF
PDF614.4 kB

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