2009 → 2010
The R1800 series, the first hyperdispersant in the world
The full hyperdispersant experimental programme was completed in 2009 and the R1800 series was launched in 2010 — hyperdispersants, not ordinary dispersants.
CALIFORNIUM · CURIUM
From curium toCaliforniumFrom silicon tonew value
Making dispersion more efficient,
unlocking more possibilities for materials.
FUNCTIONAL ADDITIVESFUNCTIONAL MASTERBATCHPRODUCT DATA API
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Material & product data platformFrom formulation,
to queryable data.
Products, applications and agent interfaces,
connected in one site.
Site product information is published from the 锎锔 functional additives and functional masterbatch documentation. Search models directly, or hand the API to your own agent so it can read product data and submit inquiries.
76documented SKUs04product series02API scopes
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Application index ↗Microscopic change,
entering real production.
Enter the product catalog from the application domains documented in the specification datasheets, then narrow down by material system.
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Shanghai Shijin Industrial Co., Ltd. & Dongguan Californium Curium New Material Technology Co., Ltd. — the first company in the world to make hyperdispersants: the full hyperdispersant experimental programme was completed in 2009, and the R1800 series — the world's first hyperdispersant — was officially launched in 2010.
1–3 years
Ahead of comparable international manufacturers
About 1 to 3 years ahead of every peer worldwide — in hyperdispersants.
62
published models · four series
Hyperdispersants, flame retardants, comprehensive and functional masterbatch — every model comes from the additives and masterbatch documentation.
Four things you can bring to us directly
- Technical consultingConfirm the selection direction against your substrate, process and current problem.
- Sample requestsRequest a sample straight from a product detail page; a technical adviser then arranges dispatch.
- Custom developmentThe documentation states that tailored products can be supplied for specific customer requirements.
- PartnershipCooperation and channel intentions can go into the same message.
FAQ
Questions customers ask before choosing a model
Which product series does 锎锔新材料科技 publish?
The site publishes four product series: the Hyperdispersant series, the Flame Retardant series, the Comprehensive series and the Functional Masterbatch series — 62 published models in total, all taken from the functional additive and functional masterbatch documentation. The Hyperdispersant series covers non-ionic, water-based, encapsulation-type and coupling-type dispersing agents; the Flame Retardant series covers halogen-free, transparent and synergistic systems; the Comprehensive series collects speciality additives such as hydrophilic, water-repellent, softening, antistatic, antifog and nucleating agents; the Functional Masterbatch series consists of ready-to-use masterbatch.
What is the difference between a hyperdispersant and an ordinary dispersant?
They are different product categories. Existing site wording: the R1800 series is a special polymer-type multifunctional dispersing aid built from polyolefin ether polymers copolymerised under high temperature and high pressure — it shows excellent compatibility with all rubber and plastic, lubricity is 26× that of wax and dispersibility 113× that of wax. Brand history: the full hyperdispersant experimental programme was completed in 2009, and the R1800 series — the first hyperdispersant in the world — was officially launched in 2010.
How do I choose a model for my material system?
Three routes: (1) filter the product matrix by series, material system and application; (2) work backwards from the applications page, which maps a use case to the relevant models (rubber, plastics, coatings, inks and more); (3) describe your material system, processing method, current problem and the models you are interested in in the contact form, and an engineer will confirm. The site also offers a public read-only API, /api/v1/products, that your agent can query directly.
Can I take the recommended dosage on the page as it is?
Every recommended dosage comes from the wording of the documentation and appears in the “Recommended dosage” field of that model’s page; models for which the documentation discloses nothing are marked “not disclosed”. The site’s published data statement is: page data are typical laboratory values — please run a small-scale trial before mass production.
Which industries use hyperdispersants?
Product information on the site is organised by application: 10 application fields are indexed, covering rubber, plastics, coatings, inks and more, and the applications page maps a use case back to the relevant models. For suitability in a specific system, we recommend submitting your requirement through the contact page so an engineer can confirm.