ART consists of a portable stand, a mounting panel and the force plate, or measuring core. The key to ART is the measuring core, which records the parameters that comprise paint application feel.
ART can help objectively determine the key parameters of paint application. ART helps to quantify the parameters that make up paint application feel. The next step is to select the appropriate rheology modifier to maintain that paint feel, or to adjust one of the parameters as necessary to meet or achieve your desired outcome.
Ashland for decades has aided the world’s leading Paint and Coatings manufacturers save costs, solve formulation challenges, and improve product quality and performance. The company provides innovative solutions for architectural, industrial, specialty and wood coatings, as well as functional additives for paint removers and emulsion polymerization.
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