Acrylic Vinyl Based Pure Dispersion

1 introduction emulsion paints and textured finishes are usually based on aqueous dispersions of acrylic ester or vinyl ester copolymers.

Acrylic vinyl based pure dispersion. Here you will find a selection of our most important products. The coating compositions can include a first copolymer produced by emulsion polymerization and derived from one or more monomers including one or more meth acrylates one or more acid monomers and optionally styrene. Pure acrylics means only monomers based on esters of the acrylic acid for example butylacrylate ethylhexylacrylate etc are used. Pantint 90 series dispersions are generally compatible with acrylic vinyl acrylic vinyl acetate and styrene butadiene emulsions water reducible acrylics alkyds polyesters and epoxies and polyurethane pud.

Water based dispersion adhesives can be applied by brush roller in beads or by spraying. Product information and safety data sheets are available on request. Water based glycol and solvent free colorants are designed for low and zero voc aqueous coatings and inks. Styrene acrylics means a copolymerisation between styrene and different esters of the acrylic acid.

Water based low voc high dispersion pure acrylic polymer coating providing excellent long term protection in both interior exterior exposures. Acrylic styrene films are more permeable to water vapour than straight acrylic ones. There is no difference in the performance of acrylic and acrylic styrene latices in mat paints formulated for use outdoors. May be applied by spray brush or roller over a variety of solvent and waterborne steel primers.

Acronal water based acrylic emulsion polymers offer high performance and sustainable solutions for formulations used in variety of industries including construction architectural coatings transportation printing and packaging and paper coatings. May also be used over many aged coatings. Water dispersed adhesives based on natural and synthetic rubber and vinyl acetate copolymers provide flexible bond lines and improved adhesion to plastic metal rubber and leather compared to vinyl acetate wood adhesives. Starting from vam vinyl acetate monomer as the major raw material wacker produces a variety of polymer dispersions including pvac homopolymers and vae vinyl acetate ethylene co and terpolymers.

It exhibits high molecular weight excellent mechanical stability excellent color and gloss retention. It forms glossy flexible and. Low voc aqueous dispersion of vinyl acrylic acetate copolymer. Coating compositions and methods for their preparation are described.

Wacker started manufacturing polymer dispersions on an industrial scale in 1938 and has developed its integrated production process ever since. It can be a copolymersiation of different kinds of these esters.