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    Methyltin Maleate

    Methyltin Maleate – Specialty chemicals product from Bio Green Chem

    About This Product

    Methyltin maleate is produced by reacting maleic anhydride with methyltin oxide, and is supplied as a white powder. Unlike the mercaptide grades it is sulphur-free, so it carries none of the mercaptan odour that sulphur-based stabilisers can impart. The maleate ligand provides the HCl-scavenging function through its carboxylate groups while the residual unsaturation can add polyene sequences formed during degradation, interrupting the conjugation that produces colour. The result is good heat stability with weather endurance and excellent transparency, which is why it is specified for rigid clear products rather than for opaque profile. The technical safety information describes the product as poisonous, strongly irritant and insoluble in water, with decomposition possible on heating. Obtain the current safety data sheet from our team before handling. Beyond PVC stabilisation it is used in ABS engineering plastics and as a condensation catalyst. Supplied in iron or plastic drum, IBC tote or customised packaging.

    Specifications

    Available gradesDX-650
    Bulk supplyBulk supply from Bio Green; grade and specification confirmed with your quotation.

    Applications

    PVC heat stabiliser for rigid clear productsABS engineering plasticsCondensation catalyst

    Packaging Options

    • White powder; iron or plastic drum, IBC tote, or customer-specified packaging

    Supply notes

    Exact chemical identity
    Our team confirms the agreed specification with your quotation.
    Product documentation
    Contact our team for current specifications, safety data and available batch documentation.
    Packaging
    Our team confirms pack size and packaging material with your quotation.

    Indicative price: $1.00–8.50/kg

    Indicative bulk guide only. Prices are market-linked and updated regularly - please request a quote for current pricing and volume rates.