Is a quaternary ammonium antistat permanent?
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P.A.T. Products
“By mechanism, no: it works by migrating to the surface and attracting a water film, and Deuteron classes its quats as non-permanent. In service the effect typically lasts for years because the volume of the coating or part keeps feeding the surface.”
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