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Starind PVP K-Series Povidone Powder

Starind K90P is a water soluble powder grade with a high molecular weight and comparatively high viscosity. It is available in solution form as well, see corresponding S grades. For lower viscosity, please have a look at Starind K30P. An overview about all products can be downloaded here.

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Applications & Functionalities

This PVP K90 Powder is mainly used as adhesive, dispersant, pore-forming agent, film-forming and hydration agent.

Agriculture

Tablets, Granules:
  • Wet and dry binders,
  • Pore-forming agent,
  • Hydration agent

Adhesives

Glue Sticks:
  • Binder

Ceramics

  • Binder,
  • Pore former

Industrial Medium

Metal Quenching:
  • Viscosity modifier to control the cooling process,
  • Film former,
  • Wetting agent

Packaging

  • Packed in fiber drums, with PE liner
  • Special packing is available according to customer's requirement
  • Preserve in tight containers

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Disclaimer

The technical information provided herein is intended for general guidance and informational purposes only. It does not constitute professional advice, and users should independently verify and apply the information in accordance with their specific circumstances and regulatory requirements. The content is based on industry knowledge as of the date provided and may be subject to change.

Users are advised to conduct their own trials and assessments to determine the suitability of any SSP Povidone product, for their intended applications. Dosage recommendations and application guidelines may vary depending on customer specific needs and country specific regulatory aspects.

While efforts have been made to ensure accuracy, the information is provided "as is" without any representations or warranties, express or implied. Users assume full responsibility for the use of the information and any consequences that may arise. Any reliance on the information is at the user's own risk.