Tiangang® T-78 Light Stabilizer Package for Automotive Modification

Tiangang® T-78 Light Stabilizer Package for Automotive Modification

One-pack system · T-78

Light stabilizer package specially designed for automotive modification

In one sentence: An additive package dedicated to automotive compounds, differing from T-70 in formulation emphasis and aimed at large exterior parts such as bumpers.

  • Agricultural film dosage: 0.3 – 1.5% (source: recommended dosing table on this page)
  • Automotive compound dosage: 0.3 – 1.0% (source: recommended dosing table on this page)
  • Thin-wall and injection moulding dosage: 0.3 – 0.8% (source: recommended dosing table on this page)

What it is

Tiangang® T-78 Light Stabilizer Package for Automotive Modification is a one-pack system. A one-pack pre-blends light stabilizer, antioxidant and UV absorber for a specific application, so the customer receives one product instead of several to weigh and mix.

Technical data

This grade is supplied as a blend; key figures follow the blend ratio. Refer to the certificate of analysis supplied with each batch.

Where it is used, and at what loading

Each grade maps to one scenario: agricultural film means pesticide and sulfur resistance; automotive compounding means high-temperature processing plus long exterior life; thin-wall parts mean low volatility. Choosing the wrong scenario is choosing the wrong formulation.

Agricultural film0.3 – 1.5%
Automotive compounds0.3 – 1.0%
Thin-wall and moulded parts0.3 – 0.8%

Figures above are typical industry ranges, not guaranteed values. The actual loading depends on wall thickness, design life and the other additives in the system, and should be established by a loading ladder on the real formulation.

On the line

Weigh the pack against the total target loading and dry-blend with the resin; there is no need to dose the individual components. Where the formulation also contains acidic components (some flame retardants, acidic fillers, sulfur-bearing additives), separate the feed order or switch to a low-basicity grade to avoid protonating the HALS. For lines running many grades in small batches, a one-pack mainly removes the chance of a mixing error.

Choosing between similar grades

Three things decide the choice for T-78: carrier-to-matrix match, active content, and application fit. Automotive one-pack differing from T-70 in formulation emphasis; large exterior parts such as bumpers are sensitive to surface state.

Frequently asked questions

Why buy a one-pack instead of blending in-house?

Blending in-house means solving three problems: ratio, dispersion and batch-to-batch consistency. A one-pack solves them at the factory, leaving the line with a single loading figure. For lines running many grades in small batches, what it removes is the chance of a mixing error.

Can the ratio inside the pack be adjusted?

Yes, given volume. Our blending line has a minimum order for custom ratios, because every blend is re-validated for dispersion and homogeneity.

Why are there several grades for one application?

Differences inside an application are larger than they look. Agricultural film in hot humid south China and in high-UV north China need different balances; bumper and instrument panel differ in wall thickness and surface requirement. Finer grade splits keep the tuning margin in the customer's hands.

The figures and guidance above follow Tiangang's published technical material and common industry practice. For a specific formulation, refer to the batch COA and the technical agreement between the parties.

Technical reviewTiangang Technical CenterVersion2026-11-07
Specifications and application notes on this page are compiled from Tiangang's published technical data. Actual values are governed by the COA shipped with each lot and the technical agreement confirmed by both parties.

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  • National High-Tech Enterprise
  • Vice Chairman Unit, China Plastics Processing Industry Association (CPPIA)
  • Vice Chairman Unit, Agricultural Plastics Branch, China Agricultural Plastics Application Technology Society
  • Member, Ageing Methods Subcommittee, National Technical Committee on Plastics (SAC/TC15/CS5)
  • Member, Society of the Plastics Industry (SPI), USA