Resins

Resins

Hydrated alumina is widely used as a flame retardant due to its ability to release water when heated, reducing the flammability of resins. Additionally, it acts as a reinforcement, increasing mechanical strength and durability, while its high purity minimizes contamination , ensuring uniform and consistent performance. Its excellent dispersion capacity in the resin matrix contributes to a homogeneous mixture, resulting in a final product with improved properties. Furthermore, hydrated alumina is used as a filler in epoxy and polyester resins due to its. low cost.

Alsil, with its porous and crystalline structure, works as an effective thermal stabilizer, improving the resin's resistance to temperature variations and preventing material degradation during processing. Its ability to absorb unwanted molecules increases the resin's longevity, ensuring greater stability in harsh environments.

The Whitelum white pigment provides a white and uniform color to the resins, without compromising their mechanical properties. In addition to its excellent dispersion capacity, Whitelum maintains the visual purity of the product, making it ideal for applications that require high aesthetic quality.