zhonglei science and technology Electroplating grade PC/ABS alloy Shanghai high and new technology a2016-02-17
PC/ABS alloy material is very suitable for the application of automotive interior parts because of its outstanding characteristics such as weatherability and mechanical strength. In order to solve the antistatic PC/ABS alloy material, easy to cause the interior surface is easy to absorb dust, must be cleaned with detergent and cleaning agent will generally lead to deterioration of the interior surface of the problem of radium in technology determines PC/ABS alloy material for automotive interior development with excellent antistatic property.
Under the guidance of the basic theory of rheology, the microstructure and morphology of materials are determined by formula design and extrusion process design. Rheology is introduced to precisely control the flow field of extrusion processing, and improve product performance and batch stability. By using bisphenol A and epichlorohydrin by polycondensation of self-made epoxy resin EP-E51 as hydrolysis agent; using polypropylene copolymer (PPR) as antistatic agent and multi walled carbon nanotubes grafted PPR-MWCNT as toughening agent, the alloy has high hydrolysis resistance and excellent resistance to static electricity. Acrylonitrile styrene acrylate (ABS) and maleic anhydride graft copolymer ABS-g-MAH were used as compatibilizer in melt blending to make the alloy have good compatibility. This product has excellent antistatic properties and hydrolysis resistance, especially suitable for the automotive and outdoor sports equipment products, is conducive to large-scale promotion and application materials.
This project is aimed at the shortcomings of the existing technology, by adding epoxy resin EP-E51, epoxy ring opening reaction can effectively capture the polymer produced by hydrolysis of carboxyl groups, product stable and harmless, so that further prevent polymer hydrolysis, PC/ABS alloy material has high hydrolysis resistance and excellent antistatic property.
