Polymers are made up of very large molecules made up of many repeating units called monomers, which ultimately form this long polymer chain
AntiStatic Agents
Antistatic Agents are compounds added to polymers and polymer-based materials to prevent the buildup of electrostatic charges. These additives play a vital role in improving safety, product quality, and production efficiency. Their use is especially common in packaging, electronics, automotive, and pharmaceutical industries.
Structure of Antistatic Agents
Antistatic agents are generally divided into two main types:
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Internal Antistatic Agents:
These are incorporated directly into the polymer matrix during processing and become part of the polymer structure. - 
External Antistatic Agents:
These are applied to the surface of the final product and gradually migrate to the surface over time. 
These compounds often contain polar functional groups such as ethoxylates, amines, carboxylic acids, or hydrophilic copolymers, which attract environmental moisture and promote surface electrical conductivity.
Characteristics of Antistatic Agents
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Prevent the accumulation of electrostatic charge
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Reduce dust attraction on plastic surfaces
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Improve safety during production by preventing electrostatic discharge (ESD)
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Suitable for polymers such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polystyrene (PS), and PVC
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Exhibit good chemical and thermal stability under most processing conditions
 
Applications of Antistatic Agents
✅ Electronic Packaging: Prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) in sensitive components
✅ Plastic Films: Prevent sticking and dust buildup
✅ Pharmaceutical and Food Industries: Reduce risk of contamination and particle adhesion
✅ Automotive and Household Products: Enhance surface appearance and safety
✅ Textile and Fiberglass Industries: Minimize electrostatic charge in synthetic fibers
Disadvantages of Antistatic Agents
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Reduced effectiveness in dry or low-humidity environments
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Possible excessive migration to the surface, leading to staining
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Potential negative impact on adhesion or printability in certain applications
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In some cases, reapplication or performance renewal may be required
 
Advantages of Antistatic Agents
✅ Enhance safety during manufacturing and product use
✅ Reduce damage to sensitive electronic equipment
✅ Improve aesthetic and surface quality of plastic products
✅ Facilitate handling, packaging, and storage of materials
✅ Can be combined with other additives such as antioxidants or UV stabilizers for multifunctional performance
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AntiStatic Agents
| Products | Grid | Melt Flow Index (MFI) (g/10 min) | Density (g/mm³) | Process method | Applications | 
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| PE antistatic agent | AS-PE25 | 2.5 | 92,00 | Extrusion, film making | Packaging films, surface coatings, consumer plastics | 
| PP antistatic agent | AS-PP40 | 4 | 9,00 | Injection, molding | Electronic components, household appliances, medical equipment | 
| Antistatic masterbatch | MB-AS100 | - | 102,00 | Additive in polymers | Use as an internal additive for various polymers such as PE, PP, PS | 
| Antistatic surface additive | EX-AS80 | - | 105,00 | Surface spray, layering | Dustproof bags, electronic and electrically sensitive packaging | 
	





