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Developments in Polyamide Rheology Modifiers for Very High Solids and 100% Solids Industrial, Protective and Marine Coatings

Developments in Polyamide Rheology Modifiers for Very High Solids and 100% Solids Industrial, Protective and Marine Coatings
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Formulators of these coatings need to address the legislations strongly pushing toward lower VOC content. All around the World, Governments, Paint Manufacturers and Applicators are still discussing viable options, though there is no doubt that challenges related to higher solids content in coating formulations will continue to increase. 

Product Number: 51220-267-SG
Author: Yannick Nabil-Moreau
Publication Date: 2020
Industry: Coatings
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Formulators of these coatings need to address the legislations strongly pushing toward lower VOC content. All around the World, Governments, Paint Manufacturers and Applicators are still discussing viable options, though there is no doubt that challenges related to higher solids content in coating formulations will continue to increase. As developers of a key performance ingredient into these types of coatings, we continue to follow this trend by developing a range of Rheology Modifiers / thickeners with specific products for very high solids and solvent free (100%) protective and marine coatings. For “less” demanding industrial coatings, waterborne systems are seen as trendier but still pushes formulators to consider formulations with high corrosion requirements.

Formulators of these coatings need to address the legislations strongly pushing toward lower VOC content. All around the World, Governments, Paint Manufacturers and Applicators are still discussing viable options, though there is no doubt that challenges related to higher solids content in coating formulations will continue to increase. As developers of a key performance ingredient into these types of coatings, we continue to follow this trend by developing a range of Rheology Modifiers / thickeners with specific products for very high solids and solvent free (100%) protective and marine coatings. For “less” demanding industrial coatings, waterborne systems are seen as trendier but still pushes formulators to consider formulations with high corrosion requirements.

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