Luperox? 554M75 polymer initiator is a tertiary amyl organic peroxide used in the manufacture of LDPE, PVC and acrylic resins. Luperox? 554M75 polymer initiator generates a large number of low-energy free radicals. This feature makes it a viable alternative to azo initiators.

Luperox? 101 polymer initiator can be used for viscosity modification of polypropylene. In addition to pure liquids, it can be diluted with white mineral oil or solid polypropylene polymer carriers.

Luperox? 610EN50 emulsion initiator is a very active initiator for the suspension polymerization of vinyl chloride to form PVC resins. The very short half-life of Luperox? 610EN50 emulsion initiator improves the conversion of vinyl chloride monomer, thereby increasing reactor efficiency. This efficiency is well demonstrated in resins with K values greater than 65.

Luperox? CU80 polymer initiator is used in composite applications with polyester or acrylic resins. Recommended for medium to high curing temperatures where slow gelation and low exotherm are required, especially for highly reactive resins.

Luperox? ATC50 is an anhydrous benzoyl peroxide paste for use in acrylic or silicone adhesives, polyurethanes, polymer concrete and other applications requiring very low water content. Luperox? ATC50 is a product with an effective wt% of 50-52% and the remainder of trimethylene phosphate as the plasticizer.

Luperox? 575 polymer initiator is a tertiary amyl initiator typically used in the production of acrylic resins. The low-energy free radicals generated during decomposition help improve monomer conversion while providing low polydispersity and solution viscosity in the finished resin.