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Clariant's New Polymeric Dispersing Agent for Pigments

Published on 2022-07-11. Edited By : SpecialChem

TAGS:  Sustainability / Natural Coatings    

Clariant Offers New Polymeric Dispersing Agent for Organic & Inorganic Pigments Clariant launches its first universal polymeric dispersing agent for organic and inorganic pigment preparations. It is 100% active with ultimate flexibility from pigment concentrates to color paints. It is low VOC and label-free with Clariant’s EcoTain® label.

The polymeric dispersing agent used in high-quality pigment preparations can be incorporated into organic and inorganic pigments and can be used for all types of water-based paint systems. In addition, waterborne pigment preparations with Dispersogen® Flex 100 can also be compatible with solvent-borne base paint systems.

Increasing Sustainability of Product Portfolio


The launch of the advanced Dispersogen® Flex 100 is part of Clariant’s drive to move its product portfolio towards increased sustainability, harnessing its innovation capabilities to develop safer, sustainable alternatives for the market. It is available in paints and coatings markets globally.

The new, universal solution gives pigment paste producers and paint producers who also produce pigment pastes, an innovative, multifunctional and easy to use additive, “Dispersogen® Flex 100 is a fully universal product which is low VOC, label free and carries Clariant’s EcoTain label,“ said Fabio Caravieri, head of Marketing Business Unit Industrial & Consumer Specialties.

With Dispersogen® Flex 100, there is no longer any need to choose. The advanced dispersing agent offers ultimate flexibility when making and using pigment concentrates to color paints,” said Hermann Bach, Clariant’s head of Strategic Marketing & Innovation Industrial & Consumer Specialties.

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Source: Clariant

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