Modifier for Increasing The Impact Resistance and Processability of Nylon

W1F is a maleic anhydride grafted polymer with a propylene elastomer copolymer as the matrix material, with very low glass transition temperature properties, high flow properties and a white translucent particle appearance.

W1F is a maleic anhydride functionalized polyolefin elastomer with high flow properties that promote glass fiber dispersion and reduce MI impact.

W1F is a maleic anhydride functionalized polyolefin elastomer that is often used as a coupling agent in reinforced polymer composites, such as those containing glass fibers. The maleic anhydride functionality on the W1F molecule can react with functional groups on the surface of the glass fibers, creating a stronger bond between the fibers and the polymer matrix.

In addition to its coupling agent properties, W1F also has high flow properties, which can help promote the dispersion of glass fibers in the polymer matrix during processing. This can result in improved mechanical properties of the composite material.

The statement that W1F can reduce MI (melt index) impact is somewhat unclear, as the impact resistance of a polymer is typically not directly related to its melt index. However, it is possible that the use of W1F as a coupling agent and flow promoter could lead to improvements in the impact resistance of a composite material containing glass fibers, due to better fiber dispersion and bonding.