METOLAT® 366 is a low foaming non-ionic yellowish liquid wetting agent for water-based printing inks, adhesives and clear as well as pigmented coatings. It improves substrate wetting and levelling by reduction of surface tension. METOLAT® 366 shows defoaming properties in many systems.
Münzing Chemie is a highly regarded, privately owned specialty additive company with headquarters in Abstatt, Germany. They have a presence in over 40 countries and are a technology driven organization with an extensive staff of highly experienced R&D and technical service personnel in Europe, the Americas and Asia. Their manufacturing plants in Germany, USA and China have broad synthesis and formulation capabilities in order to best serve their global customer base. Munzing Chemie offers a variety of additives, which include defoamers, dispersants, rheology modifiers, emulsifiers, wetting and leveling agents, micronized and coated waxes as well as wax dispersions and emulsions for use in the graphic art and inks industry.
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