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  • HBM 5510 – HDPE for Large Blow-Molded Parts

    HBM 5510 is a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) specifically formulated for the production of large blow-molded components. Developed with 1-hexene as a co-monomer, this grade delivers high stiffness, excellent parison melt strength, and reliable environmental stress crack resistance (ESCR). Its good processability makes it a strong candidate for manufacturing robust, large-format products. HBM 5510 is produced under Basell’s licensed technology, ensuring consistent quality and high-performance results in demanding industrial applications.

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  • HBM 5520 – Versatile HDPE for Blow Molding Applications

    HBM 5520 is a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) with medium molecular weight, developed using 1-hexene as a co-monomer. This grade offers a well-balanced combination of toughness, excellent environmental stress crack resistance (ESCR), strong mechanical properties, and smooth processability. HBM 5520 is ideally suited for general-purpose blow molding applications, providing reliable performance across a wide range of end uses. It is manufactured under Basell’s licensed technology to ensure consistent quality and durability.

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  • HFI 5110 – High-Strength HDPE for Film and Packaging

    HFI 5110 is a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) with high molecular weight and a broad molecular weight distribution, formulated using 1-hexene as a co-monomer. Specifically developed for thin film production, this grade offers outstanding strength, stiffness, and dimensional stability. HFI 5110 is ideal for manufacturing durable grocery sacks, shopping bags, and premium-quality films used in single or multi-wall packaging. Films made from this grade are easily surface-treated and printable, allowing for sharp, high-resolution graphics. Produced under Basell’s licensed technology, HFI 5110 delivers consistent performance and excellent end-product quality

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  • HBM 4261A – HDPE for Automotive Fuel Tank Applications

    HBM 4261A is a high molecular weight, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) designed with a broad molecular weight distribution, specifically tailored for the production of automotive fuel tanks. Developed using 1-hexene as a co-monomer, this grade provides excellent environmental stress crack resistance (ESCR), strong creep resistance, and reliable stiffness. It also ensures good processability, making it well-suited for complex blow molding applications. HBM 4261A is produced under Basell’s licensed technology, delivering consistent performance in critical automotive uses.

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  • HBM 4265 – HDPE for Industrial Blow Molding Applications

    HBM 4265 is a high molecular weight, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) with a broad molecular weight distribution, engineered for the production of large blow-molded items such as intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), jerry cans, and packaging for hazardous materials. Manufactured using 1-hexene as a co-monomer, this grade delivers excellent creep resistance, strong chemical durability, and superior environmental stress crack resistance (ESCR). HBM 4265 also offers reliable stiffness and good processability, making it a trusted material for demanding industrial applications. This product is produced under Basell’s licensed technology.

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  • HBM 5020 – HDPE for Versatile Blow Molding Applications

    HBM 5020 is a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) featuring a broad molecular weight distribution, specifically engineered for the production of small blow-molded bottles. Developed using 1-hexene as a co-monomer, this grade offers a combination of high stiffness, smooth processability, excellent environmental stress crack resistance (ESCR), strong chemical resistance, and adequate impact strength. HBM 5020 is a reliable choice for a wide range of blow molding applications. Manufactured under Basell’s licensed technology, it ensures consistent performance and high-quality end products.

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    Polybutadiene Rubber (PBR)

    Polybutadiene Rubber, or PBR, is a synthetic rubber produced through the polymerization of butadiene. Known for its outstanding elasticity and high rebound properties, PBR also performs exceptionally well in cold conditions due to its low-temperature flexibility. It plays a crucial role in tire manufacturing, where it enhances performance by reducing rolling resistance and improving grip on wet surfaces. Thanks to its resilient molecular structure, PBR is well-suited for demanding environments, offering superior durability and resistance to impact and wear.

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    Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR)

    Styrene-Butadiene Rubber is a type of synthetic rubber created through the copolymerization of styrene and butadiene. This blend merges the advantages of both monomers, resulting in a material known for its strong resistance to wear and tear, excellent flexibility, and solid aging stability. SBR is widely utilized in the production of tires, shoe soles, conveyor systems, seals, and a variety of molded rubber products. Valued for its reliable mechanical strength and economical production costs, SBR remains a go-to material in industries that demand toughness and longevity.

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    Carbon Black

    Carbon black is a critical reinforcing agent used in the rubber and plastic industries. It enhances strength, wear resistance, and durability across a variety of applications. The rubber industry primarily uses two types of carbon black, each offering distinct performance characteristics.

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    Types of Carbon Black

    Hard Carbon Black (N100–N300 Series)

    Known for its high abrasion resistance, hard carbon black is commonly used in the production of vehicle tire treads. It imparts stiffness, toughness, and low resilience to rubber compounds, making it ideal for high-wear applications.

    Soft Carbon Black (N500–N700 Series)

    Designed for flexibility, soft carbon black is used in components such as tire carcasses, where significant flexing occurs. It provides a softer, more elastic, and resilient rubber compound while maintaining strength and durability.

    Note: The production processes of hard and soft carbon black differ significantly, resulting in distinct physical and reinforcing properties.

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    Applications

                •          Tires (treads and carcasses)

                •          Rubber and plastic components

                •          Pigments in printing inks and coatings

                •          UV protection and conductivity in coatings

                •          Reinforcing agent in rubber isolation and footwear

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    Industries of Use

                •          Automotive

                •          Footwear

                •          Construction (rubber isolation)

                •          Paint and coatings

                •          Printing and packaging

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    Slack Wax

    Slack wax is a by-product of lubricating oil refining, derived during the vacuum distillation process where paraffin and microcrystalline waxes are separated from base oils. Composed primarily of oil and wax, it serves as a raw material for the production of paraffin wax and is valued for its versatility across industries.

    Appearance & Classification

    Typically yellow to brown in color, slack wax is categorized by its melting point:

                •          Light Grade: 50–52°C

                •          Heavy Grade: 53–55°C

    It contains between 5% and 30% oil, with higher oil content generally resulting in a lower market price.

    Applications

                •          Candle manufacturing

                •          Wax emulsions

                •          Textile finishing

                •          Insulation and glass wool production

                •          Paraffin wax production

    Slack wax with 10%–30% oil content is particularly suitable for use in colder regions such as Turkey, Russia, and Ukraine.

    Key Advantages

                •          High melting point

                •          Light color

                •          Cost-effective precursor to paraffin wax

    Packaging Options

                •          Reconditioned drums

                •          Oversized bags

                •          Flexitanks

    Storage Guidelines

    Store indoors whenever possible. If outdoor storage is necessary, keep covered and shielded from direct sunlight, rain, and snow to preserve product integrity.

    Safety & Handling

    Stable under normal conditions. Not expected to cause irritation to skin or eyes with standard handling.

    Industries of Use

    •          Textiles

    •          Insulation            

    •          Candle production

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