As the European Union’s environmental regulations continue to tighten, UV329—a UV absorber once widely used in polymer materials, coatings, and inks—has been officially added to the EU’s SVHC (Substances of Very High Concern) list and is now completely banned. This policy change has left many export-oriented companies facing multiple challenges, including limited material options, non-compliance with product standards, difficulties in updating legacy formulations, and insufficient weather resistance in finished products. As a result, there is an urgent need for a replacement product that offers equivalent performance, compliance, safety, and broad compatibility.

In the polymer materials, optical products, and coatings industries, UV-induced yellowing, cracking, and performance degradation have long been major challenges. As a broad-spectrum benzophenone-based UV absorber, JADEWIN BP-2 offers highly efficient absorption across the entire 260 nm–400 nm spectrum, covering the core UV-B to UVA range. It precisely addresses material photoaging challenges, making it the preferred light-stabilizing additive for high-end products.

In the field of polymer synthesis and processing, high-temperature and humid environments, as well as reactions between additives, often lead to material yellowing, degradation, and performance decline, posing a major challenge to product quality improvement. As a novel high-molecular-weight phosphite antioxidant, Antioxidant 9228, with its unique molecular structure and exceptional performance advantages, overcomes the protective limitations of traditional antioxidants under harsh operating conditions. It provides comprehensive, long-lasting antioxidant protection for various heat-resistant polymers such as polypropylene, polyethylene, and polycarbonate, making it the preferred additive for high-end polymer processing.

With the rapid advancement of UV curing technology, increasingly stringent requirements are being placed on low yellowing, high curing efficiency and process compatibility in coatings, inks, adhesives and other industries. As a highly efficient liquid free‑radical photoinitiator, Photoinitiator MBF (Methyl Benzoylformate, CAS 15206‑55‑0) has become the preferred solution for clear systems, dark‑color systems and demanding industrial applications. It stands out for its excellent surface cure, low odor and balanced deep curing performance, and is widely used in coatings, inks, electronic materials and other fields.

As polypropylene (PP) applications continue to move toward high-end and refined development, transparency, mechanical properties and processing efficiency have become the core factors for enterprises to break through market competition and seize the high-end segment. Due to defects in its crystalline structure, conventional PP suffers from high haze, poor gloss and insufficient rigidity, making it difficult to meet the stringent requirements of food packaging, medical consumables, daily necessities and other high-end fields. As a benchmark product of the third-generation high-efficiency sorbitol-based clarifying nucleating agent, Nucleating Agent 3988 (Bis(3,4‑dimethylbenzylidene)sorbitol, DMDBS) has become the "golden additive" for breaking PP performance bottlenecks and upgrading product quality, thanks to its triple advantages of excellent clarification, rigidity enhancement and efficiency improvement.