Product updates · 25 September 2026
Californium Curium Official Website Product Pages Mark a Data Basis: Every Model Can Be Checked Item by Item
For the 61 models already published on the Californium Curium official website, every product page marks a data basis: which data item comes from which official material. This article uses measured data from the public API to explain: 550 source annotations across the 61 models (4-18 per model, median 8), 3 levels of annotation granularity, the rule that fields and sources are published in pairs, the trade-offs for T15/OPC, and the material download entry and page counts.
- 01Anti-agglomeration
- 02Distribution rate
- 03Lubrication balance

Moved from the bodyScope: series × models × sources · full table moved up
| Form | Observed example | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Document + locator | Official product data | Located by position inside the document |
| Official product data | (Based on official product data); (Based on official product data), full-page main text | Both theand thecode in the manual footer are given, allowing cross-checking. |
| Document + paragraph / table cell | Californium Curium Additives Content Editing Version 1.06.docx paragraph.4; Californium Curium Additives Content Editing Version 1.06.docx table.17.row.3; Californium Curium Masterbatch Content Editing 1.0.docx paragraph 298 "PP Halogen-Free V0 Flame Retardant Masterbatch M933" to paragraph 330 | Editorial-version documents annotate down to paragraphs or table rows/columns; paragraph ranges carry the original heading text. |
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During additive selection, the most time-consuming part is often not reading parameters but judging whether a parameter is usable: the same dosage carries different credibility depending on whether it comes from the main body of a technical document or from an internal excerpt. Product pages on the Californium Curium official website organize data around "traceability" — every product data item for the 61 published models is marked with its source. All figures in this article come from the public product data API on the site, so anyone can reproduce them.
Publication Scope: 61 Models and 4 Series
The real-time count from the public API (GET /api/v1/products, counts field in the response body):
By series, the distribution of the 61 models and the number of source annotations (Based on official product data):
(Data retrieval: GET https://kj9896.com/api/v1/products?limit=100, observed on 2026-09-27; the figures above can be counted item by item from that response.)
Granularity of Source Annotations
Each source string is a "document + location" combination. In the measured data, 3 forms are observed; the same entry may carrynumber corrections:
Overall distribution (550 entries): 219 entries located by document, 83 entries carrying two locators at once, 223 entries located by paragraph/table, and 25 special annotations such as catalog lines; 43 models carry at least one dual locator.
What a Model's Source Annotations Look Like: R1800-S
Taking R1800-S as an example, the public API returns 14 source annotations spanning 3 documents (reproduced verbatim):
Californium Curium Additives Content Editing Version 1.06.docx paragraph.4
Californium Curium Additives Content Editing Version 1.06.docx paragraph.100
(Based on official product data)
For the same model, fields and sources are published in pairs: product name, classification, main component (polyolefin ether), recommended dosage (0.5%-1% of the final plastic product), and physical and chemical indicators each correspond to the specific pages listed above; the main text description comes from the product's main text section, while the dosage and determination entries come from the dosage table and the conclusion section. (Data retrieval: GET https://kj9896.com/api/v1/products/R1800-S, observed on 2026-09-27)
Fields and sources published in pairs: omit whichever is missing
Moved from the bodyThree forms of source · full table
| Series | Published models | Source annotations | Per-model range | Median |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperdispersant | 22 | 246 | 5-18 | 11.5 |
| Comprehensive | 25 | 207 | 5-14 | 8 |
| Official product data | 8 | 36 | 4-6 | 4 |
| Flame retardant | 6 | 61 | 4-16 | 9.5 |
| Total | 61 | 550 | 4-18 | 8 |
In the public API, fields such as mainComponent (main component), keyFunction (main function), dosage (recommended dosage), and mechanism (mechanism of action) publish only values verified against the source text—a missing field means the value has not been verified or is empty in the original (not an empty string); values are the manufacturer's original text. Measured counts (61 models):
| Field | Models with a value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Main component mainComponent | 52 / 61 | The 9 unverified models omit this row |
Recommended dosage dosage | 51 / 61 | Same as above |
Mechanism of action mechanism | 5 / 61 | Published only for models whose mechanism is explicitly stated in the materials |
Main function keyFunction | 1 / 61 | Same as above |
Chinese product name verified nameVerified | 61 / 61 | All model names verified against the source text |
(Data retrieval: same public API response as §1, counted field by field)
The rule reads as follows: Do not treat a "missing field" as "data equals 0"—it means there is no traceable source-text basis for that item, and the official website chooses not to display it. Supplementary materials for the "main component" of 9 unverified models and the "recommended dosage" of 10 models (Based on official product data).
What goes public: two principles and two discontinued models
The official website states two principles: product details come from theanddocumentation; descriptions and parameters that cannot be verified item by item do not appear on public product pages. (Based on official product data)
According to this principle, two catalog entries—T15 (nano-ferrite radar absorbing material) and OPC (stealth coating)—have been removed from the public model list: in the current materials, they appear only on the product catalog pages, they appear only on the product catalog pages (Based on official product data), with no corresponding main text pages; the catalog footnote on the same page states that "products in gray font are discontinued," and T15 and OPC are exactly in gray font in the catalog. (Based on official product data) Whether the two discontinued models need an explicit note on the product page (Based on official product data).
Datasheet download entrances and version page counts
Three entrances are all on-site and directly openable (Based on official product data):
| Document | On-site entrance | Pages (measured) | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official product data | `/docs/kaicu-additives-in the current materials, they appear only on the product catalog pagesroduct data and catalog | ||
| Official product data | Official product data | 88 pages | Reconciliation with 1.09; verification of historical data |
| Official product data | Official product data | 15 pages | Official product data |
When comparing historical data, use the version number in the document footer as the authority; before citing model data, first confirm on the catalog page whether the model is still on the published list. (Based on official product data) Whether the remaining models in theseries will be made public (Based on official product data).
How to verify using this sourcing framework: three steps
- Get data:
GET https://kj9896.com/api/v1/products?q=<model>, or filter by series (series=super-dispersant / flame-retardant / comprehensive / masterbatch); for a single model, useGET /api/v1/products/<model>. - Check the basis: using the document name and locator in the model's
sources, open the corresponding public document — the same data item should match. - Note the boundaries: the data are laboratory typical values and require small-batch validation before mass production; the source points to the documentation itself, not a third-party test report. When citing, include the source for greater credibility. (Based on official product data)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can sources be checked down to the granularity of “which page”? A: Yes. Results contain a "document + locator" pair; different documents use different locators, and one entry may carry two at once (see Section 2). 83 entries give both locators at the same time.
Q2: Why do some models have no “recommended dosage” row? A: That field is published only for values verified against the source text; a missing value means unverified or blank in the original text. Of the 61 models, 51 have dosage data (see Section 4).
Q3: Can discontinued models still be found? A: Yes. Discontinued models retain their documentation pages but are not recommended as products currently on sale; the API returns a discontinued Boolean field for every product, and discontinued models have separate explanatory text. Of the 61 currently published models, 17 are discontinued.
Q4: Why can’t T15 and OPC be found by search? A: These two entries have only table-of-contents lines in the current manuals and no body pages, so they were taken offline under the rule that data that cannot be checked item by item do not enter the public pages (see Section 5).
Q5: How is the “version” of the official website data confirmed? A: Use the current edition available for download on this site; the current functional additives datasheet has 90 pages, the historical version 88 pages, and the functional masterbatch datasheet 15 pages (see Section 6).
Q6: Can this dataset be connected directly into one’s own system? A: Yes. The public product data API requires no registration and no key, and is read-only for queries; the API also provides a sources field for programs to display provenance. Integration instructions are in /api/v1/guide.
Q7: What if the sources contain old versions, such as 1.08 or edited version 1.06? A: The entry records the publicly available material used when the data item was checked; for comparison, the current edition applies, and the on-site download entrances let you check the version.
Data and Basis Notes
| # | Fact | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Counts of 61 / 44 / 17, series distribution, 550 sources and per-model ranges | Public API GET /api/v1/products?limit=100 (2026-09-27) |
| 2 | Field verification rules (missing field = unverified / original text blank) | Public integration guide GET /api/v1/guide (2026-09-27) |
| 3 | The 14 sources and field values of R1800-S | GET /api/v1/products/R1800-S |
| 4 | T15 / OPC appear only on the table-of-contents page; gray text = discontinued; table-of-contents footnote | Official product data |
| 5 | The three download entry points and page counts (90 / 88 / 15) | On-site /docs/kaicu-additives-1.09.pdf, /documents/additives-1.08.pdf, /documents/masterbatch-1.05.pdf (2026-09-27) |
Note: This document contains no prices, customer names, certification numbers, or performance commitments; product technical data are laboratory typical values, and small-batch validation should be performed before mass production.
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