Polyester Pet Chips

Low Melting PET Chip is a specialized form of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) that features a lower melting point compared to standard PET chips. This property enables easier processing and expands its potential applications across various industries. It is particularly well-suited for Hot Melt Yarn Masterbatch production and serves as an extrusion-grade polymer for hot-melt adhesive and glue coating processes. Key Features: Lower Melting Point: The chip exhibits a melting temperature range of 90C to 160C, allowing for faster, more energy-efficient processing during molding or extrusion. Excellent Compatibility: It can be blended or co-extruded with other PET grades, making it versatile in a variety of manufacturing processes. Cost Efficiency: The lower energy consumption and reduced processing time lead to significant cost savings.

PET Chip for Spunbond Non-Woven Fabric Semi-dull Grade Specialty Polymer for Nonwovens Product Description: Our non-woven fabric polyester chip is a high-viscosity PET material designed specifically for the production of spunbond nonwoven fabrics. Unlike traditional textile production processes, nonwovens are created directly from fiber or polymer without the need for yarn spinning. PET chips are an essential raw material in this process. This newly developed polymer is widely used in various industries, including medical treatment, home decoration, filtration materials, and insulating materials. The high-viscosity PET chips offer enhanced device performance and flexible polyester capacity, significantly improving the quality of non-woven products. Key Features: High Intrinsic Viscosity (IV): The intrinsic viscosity of regular polyester chips typically ranges between 0.64-0.68 dl/g. Our high-viscosity chips reach an IV of 0.71 dl/g, offering improved durability and product performance. Stable Carboxyl Terminal Value and Melting Point: Ensures consistency and quality during the manufacturing process. Enhanced Non-woven Product Quality: The high-viscosity nature of the chips improves the overall strength and reliability of the final non-woven fabric. SPECIFICATIONS: Intrinsic Viscosity: 0.711 dl/g Colour Value: L: 83.2 b: 5.9 COOH Content: 25.8 mol/t DEG Content: 1.14% Melting Point: 261.0C Water Content: 0.05% Ash Content: 0.03% Irregular Chip Content: 0% Powder Content: 0% TiOâ?? Content: 0.29% Weight (g/100 chips): 2.918 g Remarks: IV Testing Method: The solvent used is a 1:1 mixture of phenol and tetrachlorethane, tested at a temperature of 25C. Testing Standard: Complies with GB/T 14190-2017.

Film Grade Silica Polyester Chips Category: PET Chips Raw Materials: PTA (Purified Terephthalic Acid) EG (Ethylene Glycol) Silica Grade: Film Grade Form: Dull MATT (Silica) PET Chips are specifically designed to enhance the performance of release films and serve as a filler or additive for matte films. These chips are produced by blending silica nanoparticles with polyester resins during the manufacturing process. The inclusion of silica improves the overall properties and functionalities of the polyester chips, making them highly suited for applications where a matte finish or enhanced release characteristics are desired.

Advantages: It is uniformly depressed anti-adhesive, with excellent film-forming properties; Polymerization of continuous device production makes the quality high and stable. Application: It can be used in films with special requirements for optical and surface properties or ultra- films below 81/4m (micrometer ). It can be used directly in the food packing materials after FDA approval.

For the production of thin film and solar cell encapsulation substrates with high strength requirement The solar polyester film can protect the solar panel.

Category PET Chips Tags polyester chips, semi-dull, textile grade Raw materials PTA + MEG Grade Bright/Semi-dull Form Slightly yellow/white granules Cationic Polyester Chips for BCF Yarn, mainly used for the development of cellulose-like fibers, with special post-spinning false twist processing, it can develop viscose and cotton-like fibers; It can also be used to some extent as a substitute for nylon 6 fibers.