Dynoadd® F-760 is a defoamer intended for use in water-borne industrial coating formulations including two-pack polyurethane formulations. It effectively prevents foam formation and rapidly destabilises and destroys foam in liquid coatings, resulting in coating surfaces that are easily recoated. Dynoadd® F-760 is based on a solution of foam destabilizing polymers and is silicone- and mineral oil-free.
Dynoadd by Dynea is a supplier of coating additives used in the Graphic Arts and Inks industry. It delivers good, dependable products and solutions for tough, challenging industrial coating applications. Dynea’s Dynoadd® range of additives can be used to add or enhance a host of properties, including flow, anti-cratering, wetting, levelling, antifoam, surface control, anti-popping, and texture.
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