RHOPLEX® HG-706

• State-of-the-arttechnology forhigherperformance
• 100% acrylic ambient crosslinking composition
• Excellent gloss potential
• Excellent early and ultimate block resistance
• Excellent alkyd adhesion
• Outstanding stain removal
• Very good resistance to household chemicals, grease, and hand creams
• Expanded formulation latitude to meet new VOC regulations (50 g/l to 150 g/l VOC)
• Excellent slurry compatibility

The photo above demonstrates the superior block resistance of HG-706 All-Acrylic Emulsion in a 7-day, high temperature block test. The gloss enamel based on a competitive binder clearly shows tearing of the paint film, while the gloss enamel RHOPLEX™ HG-706 All-Acrylic Emulsion retains its integrity.

The excellent household chemical resistance of gloss enamels based on RHOPLEX™ RHOPLEX®; HG-706 All-Acrylic Emulsion is demonstrated in the photo above.
The gloss enamel based on a competitive polymer degrades when wiped with a home cleaner, while the enamel based on RHOPLEX™ HG-706 All-Acrylic based on Emulsion stands up to the 200 cleaning cycles.

Ambient Temperature Crosslinking

• RHOPLEX® HG-706  All-Acrylic Emulsion offers the benefits of ambient temperature crosslinking chemistry in a one-pack system.
• It will oxidatively cure after the coalescing of latex particles to form a crosslinked film with improved hardness, toughness, and resistance properties.
• Aqueous gloss enamels based on RHOPLEX® HG-706 All-Acrylic Emulsion will have similar drying characteristics to conventional latex paints.
• They exhibit very good early properties and will continue to improve during the curing process which may require two to four weeks for some properties to fully develop.
• Unlike the traditional oxidative cure of alkyd-based gloss enamels, RHOPLEX® HG-706 All-Acrylic Emulsion will not continue to cure and embrittle over time.
• The final result is a coating with the unique combination of flexibility and toughness.

The performance of RHOPLEX® HG-706  All-Acrylic Emulsion is compared to that of two competitive low VOC gloss binders in the following table.(19.4% PVC, 35% Volume Solids)

• Keep combustible and/or flammable products and their vapors away from heat, sparks, flames and other sources of ignition including static discharge.
• Processing or operating at temperatures near or above product flashpoint may pose a fire hazard.
• Use appropriate grounding and bonding techniques to manage static discharge hazards.
• Failure to maintain proper volume level when using immersion heaters can expose tank and solution to excessive heat resulting in a possible combustion hazard, particularly when plastic tanks are used.

Store products in tightly closed original containers at temperatures recommended on the product label.