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Cellulose Acetate Butyrate - CAB-381-2 BP

Manufacturer · Eastman Chemical Chemical name · Cellulose ester

Product Overview

Eastman Cellulose Acetate Butyrate (CAB-381-2BP) grade ester is a slight modification of the standard CAB-381-2 cellulose acetate butyrate and has a higher hydroxyl and acetyl content and lower butyryl content. The BP grade was designed primarily to meet the needs of European formulators. When CAB-381-2BP is dissolved in appropriate solvents, a clear, colorless solution is produced. Cellulose ester ApplicationsAuto OEMAuto plasticsAuto refinishAutomotiveCoil coatings-appliancesCommerical printing inksConsumer electronicsGraphic artsGravure printing inksMotorcyclesNon-medical housings & hardware for elecTruck/bus/RVWood coatingsEastman CAB-381-2BP is based on cellulose, one of the most abundant natural renewable resources. The calculated approximate bio-content value of 41% for Eastman CAB-381-2BP was determined by using six bio-based carbon atoms per anhyroglucose unit divided by the total number of carbons per anhyroglucose unit. Although the value reported is not specifically measured for bio-carbon, it can be estimated based on typical partition data. Eastman Chemical Eastman Chemical Esters,Acetate esters Automotive and transportation,Paints coatings and inks,Electrical and Electronics

Product Identity

Chemical name Cellulose ester

Applications

Application areas documented for this product grade.

Auto OEM
Auto plastics
Auto refinish
Automotive
Coil coatings-appliances
Commerical printing inks
Consumer electronics
Graphic arts
Gravure printing inks
Motorcycles
Non-medical housings & hardware for elec
Truck/bus/RV
Wood coatings
Eastman CAB-381-2BP is based on cellulose, one of the most abundant natural renewable resources. The calculated approximate bio-content value of 41% for Eastman CAB-381-2BP was determined by using six bio-based carbon atoms per anhyroglucose unit divided by the total number of carbons per anhyroglucose unit. Although the value reported is not specifically measured for bio-carbon, it can be estimated based on typical partition data.

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