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CABs (cellulose acetate but rates) are cellulose esters with acetate and butyrate functional groups. They are commonly employed as binders and additives in coating applications for a wide range of substrates such as plastics, textiles, metals, and wood.
Butyrate, as it is more widely known, is a cellulose ester that has been treated using butyric and acetic acids to produce Cellulose Acetate Butyrate, or CAB. Cellulosic plastics, unlike other typical synthetic plastics, are not created by polymerizing a monomer.
Cellulose Acetate Butyrate (CAB), also known as butyrate, is resistant to UV radiation, absorbs less moisture than acetate, and has an extraordinarily high impact strength. Cellulosic as a class are distinguished by great strength, toughness, and surface gloss.
The Global Bio-Cellulose butyrate market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
In the automotive sector, biopolymers are used to create interior and exterior parts, electrical components, engine, exhaust, steering wheels, and so on. During the concrete preparation process, biopolymers are added to cement to increase the desired qualities.
They are utilized in the interior decoration building business. CABs (cellulose acetate butyrate) from Eastman are cellulose esters with acetate and butyrate functional groups.
They are commonly employed as binders and additives in coating applications for a wide range of substrates such as plastics, textiles, metals, and wood.
Cellulose Acetate Butyrate (CAB), also known as butyrate, is resistant to UV radiation, absorbs less moisture than acetate, and has an extraordinarily high impact strength. Cellulosic are distinguished by their exceptional strength, toughness, and surface gloss.
Eastman CAB-381-2, Food Contact is made from cellulose, one of nature’s most abundant renewable resources. The approximate bio-content value of 40% for Eat man CAB-381-2, Food Contact was computed by dividing the total number of carbons per anhydro glucose unit by six bio-based carbon atoms per anhydro glucose unit.
Eastman manufactures, stores, handles, and transports this product in accordance with current Good Manufacturing Practices for food contact applications.
This product satisfies the standards for usage in specific food contact applications. Cellulose is also an insoluble fiber that does not dissolve in water. When ingested, insoluble fibers can assist transport food through the digestive system and promote regular bowel motions.
