CLEVELAND – PolyOne Corporation, a leading global provider of specialized polymer materials, services and solutions, is investing in its GSDI specialty dispersions business to better serve customers, improve operational efficiency, and launch innovative new colorant and additive solutions for silicone and other thermoset applications. Van Hulle, president, Color, Additives and Inks, PolyOne Corporation. PolyOne’s specialty dispersions business operates within its Color, Additive and Inks segment and provides colorant solutions specifically formulated to the exacting specifications for carrier systems such as silicone, rubber, vinyl, epoxy, urethane, and plasticizers.  

Tint this mixture with Wilflex Equalizers to a complimentary color to the foil or the flock. Do not mix more than the recommended 10 percent in to plastisol colors. Add about 10% of finished color. 

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They help make plastic parts opaque, but they don’t interfere with polymer colorants. The fine black powder is added at relatively high levels and creates only black-colored parts. Most well known as the brand Kevlar™, is produced by spinning a liquid chemical blend into a solid fiber.

They help make plastic parts opaque, but they don’t interfere with polymer colorants. The fine black powder is added at relatively high levels and creates only black-colored parts. Most well known as the brand Kevlar™, is produced by spinning a liquid chemical blend into a solid fiber.

They help make plastic parts opaque, but they don’t interfere with polymer colorants. The fine black powder is added at relatively high levels and creates only black-colored parts. Most well known as the brand Kevlar™, is produced by spinning a liquid chemical blend into a solid fiber.

They help make plastic parts opaque, but they don’t interfere with polymer colorants. The fine black powder is added at relatively high levels and creates only black-colored parts. Most well known as the brand Kevlar™, is produced by spinning a liquid chemical blend into a solid fiber.