Paints & Coatings

PLEXTOL DV 585: Binder for bonding of fibres for upholstery, clothing and bedding industry. PLEXTOL DV 585 is an aqueous emulsion of a self-crosslinking acrylic polymer.

ROSKYDAL K-36 is a binder for highly filled, coarse and fine knifing fillers for use on metal, wood and mineral substrates. Due to the high reactivity of ROSKYDAL K 36, fillers based on this product quickly cure to sandability, especially with sandingmachines. The hardness of ROSKYDAL K 36 is equivalent to that of a 1 : 1 combination of the hard ROSKYDAL K 14 M and the flexible ROSKYDAL K 60. ROSKYDAL K 36 is ideal for use as the sole binder for car body fillers. It can be made harder by the addition of ROSKYDAL K 14 M and more flexible by combination with ROSKYDAL K 60. The low viscosity of the resin promotes the wetting of the extenders, thus reducing the formulation time of fillers.

DAOTAN VTW 6462/36WA is a solvent-free self-crosslinking acrylated polyurethane dispersion with very good wetting properties, curing rapidly to give clear crack-free films. Daotan VTW 6462 is stable to applied shear forces and has good pigment compatibility. Cured films show good abrasion resistance and have good resistance to household detergents. This polyurethane emulsion was designed to formulate coating systems for various plastics such as ABS, PA, rigid PVC, flexible PVC and PMMA. Aqueous primers and base coats can be formulated. The adhesion to any plastic substrate to be coated should first be carefully examined.

DAOTAN VTW 6463/36WA is a solvent-free acrylated polyurethane dispersion with very good wetting properties, quick curing to give clear crack-free films. Daotan VTW 6463 is stable to applied shear forces and has good pigment compatibility. Cured films show good abrasion resistance and have good resistance to household detergents. This polyurethane emulsion was designed to formulate coating systems for various plastics such as ABS, PA, rigid PVC, flexible PVC and PMMA. Aqueous primers and base coats can be formulated. The adhesion to any plastic substrate to be coated should be carefully examined firstly.