Products

D.E.R.® 692H is a low molecular weight "2.5-type" epoxy resin with Flow modifier.

Silcolapse® 411 is a compound containing polydimethylsiloxane oil and a mineral filler in colloidal dispersion. It is intended mainly for treating anhydrous media, but also aqueous media, in numerous industries (oil, chemicals, metallurgy, etc.). Its low viscosity and its efficiency in alkaline media are of particular interest. Silcolapse® 411 is intended for industrial use only, and should not be used in the manufacture of foodstuffs, cosmetics or pharmaceutical products.

CRAYVALLAC® WS-4700 is a 40% active dispersion of polyethylene wax in isopropanol. The low viscosity and high active content of this dispersion, together with freedom from dust, assist the efficiency of manufacturing processes. CRAYVALLAC® WS-4700 provides the formulator with the means of controlling the frictional characteristics of a coating as well as enhancing its surface protection properties.

Stainban™ 185 is an aqueous tannin stain inhibitor additive for water based primers intended for wood protection. The unique mechanism of this product allows it to effectively block tannins in stains, clear coats, and pigmented coatings. It can be easily incorporated at any stage of the manufacturing process and is compatible with a wide range of surfactant and dispersants. Stainban™ 185 is effective at any PVC value of primers, however; it is more economical at higher PVC. It may reduce, or eliminate, the need for zinc oxide and stabilizing amines in primers. Paints made with StainbanTM 185 have good storage stability and improved humidity resistance. It is HAPS free and does not contribute to VOC. Typical use level ranges from 1 - 3% based upon total formula weight.

CARPOL® PGP-3815 is a propylene glycol-initiated polyether polyol. CARPOL® PGP-3815 has a functionality of two and an average molecular weight of 3800 Da. This diol is polymerized with propylene oxide and then capped with 15% ethylene oxide.

D.E.N.® 426 is a liquid reaction product of epichlorohydrin and phenol-formaldehyde novolac. D.E.N. 426 Epoxy Novolac Resin is an epoxidized phenolic resin of higher functionality than standard bisphenol A based liquid epoxy resins. Epoxy novolac resins combine, in one molecule, the thermal stability of a phenolic backbone with the reactivity and versatility of an epoxy. They are distinguished by particular good thermal stability, mechanical strength and resistance against chemicals. They find ready acceptance for lining pipelines, storage tanks and pumps. D.E.N.® 426 has been developed to fill the gap between the two functional standard bisphenol F based liquid epoxy resins and the high viscous epoxy novolac resins.

PCF 7150 is a medium particle sized, non leafing, polymer coated, aluminum flake. These flakes are electrically non-conductive and are ideal for electrostatic spraying. The polymer coating provides excellent acid and alkali resistance

EHC41371 Phthalo Green BS provides liquid colorants that are low in viscosity, high in color strength, and maintain excellent stability. Possible applications for the EHC line include but are not limited to solvent-borne floor finishes, industrial paints, protective coatings, cast epoxies, thermoset composites, and adhesives.

D.E.H.® 623 is a curing agent used with epoxies (EP) in CASE ingredients.

CRAYVALLAC® SL is a high performance micronised amide wax rheology modifier designed for the high temperature manufacture of moisture curing methoxysilanes systems, where processing temperatures typically lie within the range 90 – 115°C. CRAYVALLAC® SL particles are converted to an interacting network of crystalline fibres. It is this network that gives rise to the shear thinning rheology. This shear thinning characteristic provides for a low viscosity at the shear rates associated with application by extrusion, and a very high viscosity under the low shear rates experienced after application. The net result is ease of application followed by excellent sag and slump resistance.

FORTEGRA® 501 was designed to provide toughening benefits to epoxy systems, mainly used adhesives and composites. The epoxy functionality enables the acrylic toughener to react into the thermoset. The thermal properties can be maintained for epoxy systems that have been toughened by the incorporation of FORTEGRA® 501. A wide variety of curing agents is available to cure this resin at ambient conditions. Most frequently used curing agents are polyamines, polyamides and modified versions of these. Elevated temperature cure is necessary and post-cure required to develop full end properties if anhydride or catalytic curing agents are employed.

RGC™ 39T is a partially graphitized carbon product manufactured using Superior Graphite’s proprietary electro-thermal purifi cation technology. RGC™ 39T higher porosity plays a major role in important properties, such as resiliency, sound dampening, wear rate and friction reduction, heat dissipation, shock wave mitigation and others. Best suited applications are tribology and thermal conductivity in both thermosets and thermoplastics. Porous structure also provides better compatibility with polymeric chains during compounding. RGC™ 39T specific sizing process makes its non-fluffy even at a very fine size range, which makes it a suitable candidate for polymeric coatings.

D.E.H.® 536 cycloaliphatic amine hardener is used as a curing agent for epoxy resins in applications requiring good color and fast-set.

D.E.R.® 3274 epoxy resin is a bisphenol-a based liquid epoxy resin modified with a di-functional reactive diluent, 1,4-butanediol diglycidyl ether.

D.E.N.® 438-A85 is a solution of a semi-solid reaction product of epichlorohydrin and phenol-formaldehyde novolac in acetone.