Chemists and formulators daily face challenges of choosing additives that can easily incorporate into resins, inks, coatings, and paints, yet still deliver the intended improvements desired by end-users. Silanes, silanols, and silicones are typical chemistries used in additives to improve resin, coating, and paint properties, such as:
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Low or no-VOC targets for coatings manufacturers have created a formidable challenge for the formulator. The Lower Tg resins required result in softer films have higher tendencies for blocking, imprinting, tacky feel, and poor dirt pickup resistance (DPUR). Through this webinar, one can learn about the challenges and advantages of using modified silanes and silanols in a popular acrylic latex resin and a finished paint formulation. Dystar experts have presented recent research showing how we can enhance the properties of the final paint formulation using these chemistries:
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Mr. Sims received his Master’s Degree in Synthetic Organic Chemistry from Montana State University, where he focused on G-0 Dendrimers that exhibited two-photon absorption characteristics, to be applied as a thin film coating. These dendrimers were directed towards laser energy redirection through forbidden transition, in order to convert from harmful to non-harmful energy. Over the past 16 years, he has focused on processing and coating chemicals in a variety of industrial markets, such as wood and pulp, textile, water treatment, oil and gas, food foam control, and now performance chemical coatings. With experience in these various markets, he has found the similarities between chemistries, which has aided in his quick integration into new market focuses.
Mr. Haltom has been with DyStar since 2016 and has over 20 years of commercial experience in the Coatings, Adhesives, Sealants and Elastomers (CASE) markets. Bryan holds a B.S. from Davidson College and an MBA from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Bryan’s primary responsibility is to develop and execute growth plans for the Industrial product line in the Americas region. Bryan works with the Sales team and distribution partners to drive sales growth of existing and new products into existing markets for industrial colorants and additives. Additionally, he focuses on the interfaces between Strategic Marketing, Research and Development, and targeted customers in the CASE segments in order to drive new product development based on market-driven initiatives. Bryan is the US Global point of contact for other DyStar regions in assisting with industrial colorants and additives the CASE markets.