OPTIGEL® CK is a specially selected and activated bentonite product, is highly swelling in water and shows a marked thixotropic thickening effect. It prevents settling of heavy pigments/extenders and incorporates a yield value into the system. This product has applications in areas such as emulsion paints and plasters, dip coatings, primers, sealants and putties, ceramic frits and compounds, welding rods, foundry washes, cleaners and polishes, adhesives, bitumen emulsions, water reducible systems, and oil-in-water emulsions.
BYK manufactures an expanding portfolio of additives for adhesion systems, including aqueous dispersions, solvent-borne systems and solvent-free reactive systems, such as epoxies, acrylates, polyurethanes, and silane-terminated polymers. BYK’s adhesive and sealant additives offer silicone and silicone-free polymer defoamers, liquid rheology additives, wetting and dispersing agents, and surface additives.
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