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New family of silicone
surfactants supports a range
of molded foam types for the Automotive Industry
Manufacturing News Center
NIAX® Silicone L-3415, L-3416, and L-3417
surfactants from GE are based on a new molecular design
that can reduce volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions
from finished parts by as much as 50 percent.
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July 27, 2004 -- SEATTLE, Wash., (USA) -- (Jobwerx News)
-- The automotive industry is moving toward zero-emission seating systems
and other components, and additives such as surfactants.
A division of General Electric Company (NYSE:GE), GE Advanced Materials
(GEAM) is providing auto seating manufacturers with a new family of
these silicone surfactants for stabilizing MDI and MDI-TDI flexible
molded foam. NIAX® Silicone L-3415, L-3416 and L-3417 are based on a
new molecular design that can reduce emissions from finished parts.
The new products not only support the trend toward zero chemical emissions
from auto parts, but they also have negligible impact on the cost of
the finished product. By implementing NIAX silicone surfactants, manufacturers
of vehicle seating systems can cost-effectively boost compliance with
industry requirements for lower volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Many traditional additives for MDI and TDI molded foam produce VOC emissions
from the finished parts that can negatively impact cleanliness of car
interiors. GE Advanced Materials’ new NIAX silicone surfactants, however,
can dramatically lower VOCs vs. existing products and significantly
reduce fogging.
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