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Lansperse UV51

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Lansperse UV51 is a Dispersing agents are used extensively in the coatings industry to help disperse solid particles into a liquid medium. Dispersing agents perform by the anchoring of the surfactant onto the particle substrate and then acting as a barrier to stop re-agglomeration of the particles. This concept is often referred to as steric stabilization. The new hyperdispersant has three functions, firstly a powerful amine anchoring group that latches onto the pigment substrate, secondly a tail section that floats within the solvent medium and thirdly a capping group that further enhances steric hindrance between pigment particles Lansperse UV51 has been specifically designed to offer optimum performance in monomer systems commonly used in UV formulations.

Functions: Dispersant

Labeling Claims: VOC-free

Solid Content: 50.0 - 50.0 %

Knowde Enhanced TDS

Identification & Functionality

CASE Ingredients Functions: Dispersant
Technologies: CASE Ingredients
Product Families: CASE Ingredients — Additives
Dispersing & Wetting Additives

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims: VOC-free
CASE Ingredients Features: Excellent Dispersibility,
Excellent Stability,
Flocculation Resistant,
High Color Strength
Key Features: Based on NEW technology

Capping groups designed for monomer systems

Powerful dispersing properties

Enhanced steric hindrance

Good color strength

Low flocculation

VOC free

Fast particle size reduction

Applications & Uses

Applications: Dispersing agents for:

Organic pigments in monomer systems

Properties

Physical Form: Liquid
Odor: Characteristic
Appearance: Dark brown viscous liquid
Typical Properties
Specifications

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Type: Drums
Packaging Information: Lansperse UV51 can be supplied in IBC’s, 200kg or 25kg steel drums.

Storage & Handling

Storage Information: Stainless steel, polyethylene or glass lined equipment is necessary for the storage of Lansperse UV51 in order to prevent corrosion and subsequent contamination. This material can separate on standing and at low temperatures. May require agitation and warming prior to use.