NATCATalyst 170 is designed to promote the reaction between resin hydroxyls and fully alkylated amino resins and also epoxy and amino resin systems. It promotes the reaction of lower acid value resins at lower temperatures and higher solids. It is an amber liquid that is 70% dodecylbenzene sulfonic acid in isopropanol.
NiCHEM CORP. is a manufacturer that supplies and markets chemical products used in the Paint and Coatings industry. This company mainly produces anitcorrosives that include Chromates, Zinc Phosphate, and Strontium Phosphate, and all of the Chromate products are available in dispersion form. They also offer Potassium Chlorate, Zirconium Hydride, Ammonium Perchlorate, and Titanium Subhydride.
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