CHS-Alkyd AL 7310 is a long oiled alkyd resin binder for printing inks. This product is made from soybean oil and it has high viscosity and is fully liquid. The oil length for this product is estimated to be around 75%. This product is primarily used for printing inks as a binder for offset, heatset and metal decorating inks. CHS-Alkyd AL 7150 has good color retention, water resistance and pigment wetting.
Spolchemie has been manufacturing high-quality chemicals for no less than 160 years. They have developed their business in many areas including special epoxy resins and systems, commodity epoxy resins, potassium hydroxide and inorganic derivatives, alkyd resins and polyesters. Powder coatings can be found in the automotive industry and in domestic appliance surface finishes. Liquid epoxy and alkyd resins have a wide range of applications including printing inks and offset inks.
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