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Coatings Ingredients
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Solution of foam destroying polysiloxane. Acts as a highly efficient, silicone based defoamer for solvent-borne and solvent-free systems. Offers optimum defoaming. Prevents foam and bubble... view more
Mixture of foam destroying polymers and hydrophobic solids. Acts as a emission-, silicone- and mineral oil-free polymeric defoamer. Possesses excellent defoaming properties, especially in alkyd... view more
BYK®-3450 by BYK is polyether-modified siloxane. It acts as a surfactant for aqueous printing inks, overprint varnishes, inkjet inks & aqueous coatings. It provides a significant reduction in... view more
BYK®-3451 By BYK is polyether-modified siloxane. It is a silicone surfactant for aqueous printing inks and overprint varnishes, inkjet inks & aqueous coatings. It provides a significant reduction in... view more
DISPERBYK® -168 by BYK is an aromatic-free wetting and dispersing additive for solvent-borne and solvent-free radiation-curable coatings and printing inks. It is a solution of higher molecular... view more
Bakelite Synthetics
CK 2432 Resin by Bakelite Synthetics is novolac resin. It acts as a modifier to improve water resistance, hardness, gloss and adhesion. It accelerates heat-bodying rate on linseed and dehydrated... view more
Borchers (Milliken)
Borchers® Dry 0411 HS by Borchers is a manganese neodecanoate (40-60%). Acts as a cobalt-free primary drier. Exhibits very good surface drying properties even after extended storage. Provides very... view more
Borchers (Milliken)
Cobalt bis(2-ethylhexanoate) (50-70%). Acts as a primary drier. Exhibits catalysis of redox reactions and even small additions result in the dissociation of autoxidant hydroperoxides up to a change... view more
Borchers (Milliken)
Cobalt bis(2-ethylhexanoate) (50-70%). Acts as a primary drier. Exhibits catalysis of redox reactions and even small additions result in the dissociation of autoxidant hydroperoxides up to a change... view more
Burgess Pigment
Hydrous aluminum silicate. Acts as a filler. Is a fine particle size, medium brightness hydrous kaolin clay. Exhibits excellent dispersion in water based, acid pH, alkyd, or solvent based coatings... view more
CASAL DE REY
Cobalt Octoate. Acts as an oxidative catalyst and drier. It is a clean, violet liquid without suspended matter. It promotes fast surface drying of polyunsaturated oil compounds present in paints and... view more
CASAL DE REY
Cobalt Octoate. Acts as an oxidative catalyst and drier. It is a clean, violet liquid without suspended matter. It promotes fast surface drying of polyunsaturated oil compounds present in paints and... view more
CASAL DE REY
Cobalt Octoate. Acts as an oxidative catalyst and drier. It is a clean, violet liquid without suspended matter. It promotes fast surface drying of polyunsaturated oil compounds present in paints and... view more
Celeritas Chemicals
CELCHEM 31744-09 by Celeritas Chemicals is tetraallkyl ammonium bentonite. It is a self-activated, easy-to-disperse organoclay which acts as a rheology and viscosity modifier. Exhibits high gelling efficiency over... view more
Celeritas Chemicals
CELCHEM 31745-09 by Celeritas Chemicals is tetraallkyl ammonium bentonite. It is an organoclay which acts as a rheology and viscosity modifier. Exhibits ease of incorporation, high gelling efficiency in aliphatic... view more
Chartwell International
Chartwell B-515.1WHM by Chartwell International is a stabilized bimetallic complex solution. It is an adhesion promoter, acts as a zero VOC additive. Not only is it useful for enhancing adhesion of epoxy, urethane, alkyd... view more
Chartwell International
Chartwell B-515.71HRW by Chartwell International is a high content amine functional metal organic adhesion promoter. It is a zero VOC additive, aqueous solution and is synthesized with a stabilized neutralized metal... view more
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