Songwon launched a new antioxidant Songnox 5057
Songwon has developed and introduced a new antioxidant Songnox 5057. Songnox 5057 supplements Songwon's extensive range of amino, phenolic, phosphorous acid and thioester antioxidants. This new liquid butyl octylated ammonia antioxidant is suitable for a variety of substrates, including polyols. It is specially designed for flexible polyurethane block foam, elastomers and hot-melt adhesives. Foam is widely used in many different industries, such as furniture, bedding, automobile parts and sporting goods. The combination of Songnox 5057 and hindered phenols (such as Songnox 1135 or Songnox 1076) can protect polyols from degradation during storage and transportation. In addition, this combination prevents the burning of polyurethane foam, which is the color change of the foam center.
Songnox 5057 is manufactured at Songwon's world-class factory in Ulsan, South Korea. Because other industrial standard amino acid and phenolic (Songnox 1135) antioxidants have been produced there, new products can help to further increase economic value by improving production efficiency and scale. Songnox 5057 is suitable for many substrates and applications because of its low volatility and liquid form. In many industries, the quality standards required for froth become more stringent. Because Songnox 5057 contains almost no residual diphenylamine, we can meet the specific needs of customers in harsh polyurethane applications, "said Thomas Schmutz, who is responsible for technical services and application development. Elena Scaltritti, leader of polymer stabilizers in business, said: "Songwon's focus on key and cutting-edge solutions that meet today's high standards highlights our long-term commitment to the plastics additive industry. In addition to polyolefins, the additional internal production capacity enables Songwon to successfully expand its production capacity by developing additives for other products
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2026-07-15
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