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Micronized wax, through core-shell structure design and functionalisation, can significantly enhance the abrasion resistance of products such as coatings and inks. Below are specific application scenarios and mechanisms of action:
Coatings Sector
Acrylate Micronized wax, via core-shell structure design, enhance coating scratch resistance. The core layer provides mechanical strength, while the shell layer, through functionalisation, reduces surface friction coefficients and disperses external impact forces, resulting in over threefold improvement in abrasion resistance.
Ink Applications
Polyethylene Micronized wax and fluorinated Micronized wax (e.g., PTFE) reduce printing friction wear through self-lubricating film formation and low friction coefficients. Their anti-adhesion properties prevent ink caking, thereby enhancing printing efficiency.
Plastics Processing
Polyethylene wax improves flow and dispersion in plastics, enhances surface hardness, and reduces friction loss. It is suitable for wear-resistant modification of engineering plastics.
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