Emerox® 1144 Azelaic Acid gives extra performance at less cost in

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Emerox 1144 Azelaic Acid gives extra performance at less cost in specialty polymer applications. When you want extra flexibility, toughness, moisture resistance or electrical properties in various specialty nylons, polyesters, or other polymer-based products, Emerox 1144 Azelaic Acid provides a perfect opportunity. Perfect because it matches or exceeds the performance of longer chain dibasic acids, such as sebacic and dodecanedioic, at a lower price. And perfect because—unlike the costlier acids—it is readily available from abundant renewable domestic raw materials. Excellent properties for broad usage.

Emerox 1144 is a C9 linear, odd-carbon length acid—

containing over 99.95% dibasic acids—it offers outstanding initial color and color stability. And the odd-carbon length often helps contribute many desirable properties to the polymer. It is being used commercially to improve flexibility, toughness, dye receptivity, and other properties of polyester films, fibers and plastics. It is also used extensively as a monomer in tailor-made terpolymer adhesive resins of the thermoplastic and solvent types, and as a primary ingredient of 6/9 nylon resin. Discover the singular advantages of Emerox 1144 Azelaic Acid by sending for a sample and literature. Just use the coupon.

Polymer grade azelaic and dimer acids. Specialty antistats, flame retardants, and nylon flexibilizers.

Polymer Modifiers Group Emery Industries, Inc. Dept.. 174, Carew Tower Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Western: Santa Fe Springs, California Canada: Emery Industries Limited, Toronto, Ontario Europe: Unilever-Emery, N. V. Gouda, The Netherlands Export: Cincinnati, Ohio Π Please send sample of Emerox 1144 Π Please send Azelaic Acid brochure Name Title Please check and sign coupon, clip and attach to your company letterhead and mail.

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