WOVEN INTO THE FABRIC OF AMERICAN LIFE . · . because M e t a s a p Stéarates are used throughout industry—from coast to coast. T o take some examples : METASAP ALUMINUM STEARATE provides a base for a wide variety of greases that have high-temperature resistance, outstanding stability and water repellency. Moisture-free, these lubricants keep bearings and other moving parts operating efficiently under the most exacting conditions. METASAP CALCIUM AND ZINC STEARATES,
added to plastic molding compounds, improve internal lubrication. They also assure easy release of preforms a n d finished products from molds—thus helping to speed the molding cycle, step up o u t p u t , minimize rejects and, at the same time, prolong mold life. METASAP ALUMINUM, CALCIUM, ZINC AND MAGNESIUM STEARATES p r o v i d e exceptionally
efficient thickening, suspension and flatting agents for paints, varnishes and lacquers. METASAP ZINC STEARATE applied on uncured and processed rubber stock prevents sticking—and is an excellent mold lubricant. METASAP STEARATES can be used advantageously to make textiles water-repellent. METASAP CALCIUM STEARATE, and other metallic soaps, aid in grinding, plasticizing and waterproofing construction materials such as m o r t a r and concrete. T h e s e and m a n y other uses for Metasap Stéarates are discussed in o u r free 3 2 - p a g e b o o k : METALLIC SOAPS for RESEARCH AND INDUSTRY. Send for a copy.
METASAP CHEMICAL COMPANY. DEPARTMENT 10, HARRISON, N. J . B R A N C H E S : BOSTON · Stocks at C l e v e l a n d
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