PAT-ADD DA 815 Solvent-free wetting and dispersing additive for solvent-borne and solvent-free systems; PVC plastisols, thermoplastics, and adhesives to stabilize organic and inorganic pigments, particularly carbon blacks. It is especially suited for the production of polyol pastes for PU as well as PVC applications. It induces Newtonian flow by strongly lowering viscosity. It can also work as neutralizer for acidic and neutral surface treated carbon black pigments. Main benefits are: provides excellent uniformity and color development, lowers torque requirement and filtration pressure, reduces viscosity, and solvent free.
Patcham is a world-wide supplier of an expansive range of paint driers and coatings additives. They also have a considerable amount of knowledge in the formulation of plant tinters and colorants. Their Pat-Add range of products include slip and leveling agents, wetting and dispersing agents and defoamers. Their Patcom range of driers are either lead free or cobalt free systems used to speed the rate of drying in Air Drying Systems. All products are low or no VOC as well as being APEO free.
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