2008-07-09 Manufacturing News

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Additive eliminates yellow hue in Pet uv plastics

CrystalClear PET uv absorber additive eliminates the unappealing yellow hue characterstic that is common in PET uv plastics.

Ampacet CrystalClear* additive 603192-PT improves upon standard PET UV technology for plastics by delivering greater package clarity, lower cost, and all of the UV protection benefits that preserve product integrity, color, flavor and nutritional value.

Unlike standard PET UV absorbers that cast an unsightly yellow haze on plastics; Ampacet’s CrystalClear PET UV additive offers improved clarity.

The CrystalClear PET UV absorber additive has been compounded for performance and cost efficiency. A considerably smaller percentage of CrystalClear provides the same level of UV absorption at lower cost, since less than half the amount of the additive is required. In comparison to standard PET UV absorbers, the cost to add CrystalClear additive to a PET package can be reduced by as much as 40%.

* Trademark of Ampacet.

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