Products in Architectural Coatings: Silicates

SpaceRite S-3 is a fine crystalline, aluminum trihydroxide with uniform particles averaging about one micron in diameter. It is an organic-free pure white powder produced by a proprietary precipitation process that closely controls particle-size distributions. SpaceRite S-3 can also replace other extenders providing enhanced performance and benefits in coatings and adhesives.

Microblanc 130 is a Very fine, extremely white and of high purity crystalline Calcium Carbonate.

Ulmer Weiss 3-4 is a fine calcium carbonate granulate designed for use as a filler, pigment, mixing agent, or raw material in manufacturing processes. Common applications of this product include paints, varnishes, coatings, printing inks, mastics, soaps, paperboard, paper, detergents, rubber, cleaning mixtures, dyes, pigments, and polishing mixtures. Ulmer Weiss 3-4 is similar to sand or gravel in appearance with a characteristic odor and grain size of 3.0-4.0. This product does not flash and is non flammable.

SILLITIN Z 89 similar to Sillitin Z 86 but has a higher color requirements.

ADDAPT® Anticor A3N is a water free aluminum anti-corrosion additive. It can also be used for multi-metal protection of Copper/Brass and Ferrous substrates. It is a proprietary blend of phosphonates and organic silicates. All constituents comply with the FDA regulation

Ulmer Weiss 2-3 is a fine calcium carbonate granulate designed for use as a filler, pigment, mixing agent, or raw material in manufacturing processes. Common applications of this product include paints, varnishes, coatings, printing inks, mastics, soaps, paperboard, paper, detergents, rubber, cleaning mixtures, dyes, pigments, and polishing mixtures. Ulmer Weiss 2-3 is similar to sand or gravel in appearance with a characteristic odor and grain size of 2.0-3.0. This product does not flash and is non flammable.

KSIL® 2.2 is potassium silicate obtained by fusing quartz sand and potassium carbonate at high temperature. In the solid state they are amorphous and look like glass. They dissolve in water (waterglass) to afford colloidal solutions of an alkaline nature.

KSIL® C/2.2 is potassium silicate obtained by fusing quartz sand and potassium carbonate at high temperature. In the solid state they are amorphous and look like glass. They dissolve in water (waterglass) to afford colloidal solutions of an alkaline nature.