Terlon™ 3010 A is a grinding and flushing alkyd with a linseed base in an alkyd known for its pigment wetting and fast, hard-drying properties. The product is considered a vital ingredient in many oil-based printing inks. The alkyd's ability to create and maintain color strength with little bronzing while providing leveling and flow, ensure the product is an essential formulating tool. Terlon™ 310 A is compatible with most inks, helping to stabilizing ink formulations that don't hold up on long runs. The applications in which it has uses include sheet-fed offset, heatset offset, coldset offset, metal deco and letterpress.
Lawter supplies products and technical services for many specialty coating applications. The company's strength in rosin resin chemistry has made it a leading supplier to the thermoplastic road marking industry and water-borne coatings. Lawter provides specialty resins to the ink jet market, primer coatings industry other niche coating markets. They also offer tackifier resins that boost adhesion and tack in a variety of hot melt and solvent-based adhesives to the adhesives and sealant industry.
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