Indunal T 256 is an emulsion polymer based on acrylates that is carboxylated. It is a thickener, rheology additive, and stabilizes pigments and fillers. Indunal T 256 is used in printing inks, emulsion paints and plasters, wood lacquers and stains, adhesives, paper coatings, and textile coatings.
Indulor Chemie GmbH is recognized internationally as a Specialist for Macromolecular Chemistry. Today they serve customers in all regions worldwide with a production capacity of 80,000 tonnes per year of dispersions and solid resins. Indulor offers polymer emulsions and additives for special demands in the architectural coatings sector. Their product portfolio contains binders and additives for primers, stains and coatings for glass fibre mesh.
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