SYNTHALAT F 477

Identification & Functionality

Carrier

Solvent-based

Chemical Family

Alkyds (Medium Oil)

CASE Ingredients Functions

Binder & Resin

Technologies

CASE Ingredients

Product Families

CASE Ingredients — Resins & Binders

Alkyds

Composition

Oil content: approx. 50 % (drying fatty acids)

Features & Benefits

CASE Ingredients Features

High Gloss

Applications & Uses

Markets

Building & Construction,

Consumer Goods,

Paints & Coatings

Applications

Paints & Coatings — Building & Construction

Architectural Coatings,

Wood Coatings & Finishes

Building & Construction — Building Envelope & Roofing

Architectural Coatings

Building & Construction — Flooring & Surfaces

Wood Flooring

Consumer Goods — Furniture

Paints & Coatings — Industrial Coatings

Furniture Coatings,

Industrial Coatings,

Metal Coatings

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces

Metal,

Wood

Cure Method

Chemical Cure

Uses

SYNTHALAT F 477 is used for fast-drying industrial paints with good gloss retention, e.g.
machine and vehicle coatings. Without addition of cobalt, it is suitable for radiator paints with
low yellowing tendency.

Properties

Typical Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Non Volatile Content	50	w %	AV-F-F003
Acid Value	max. 12	mg KOH/g	—
Color value (Iodine)	Max. 10	—	—
Flow Time	90-130	sec	AV-F-V003

Technical Details & Test Data

Solubility

Petroleum spirit 100/140 largely dilutable
Turpentine oil dilutable
Xylene dilutable
Trichloroethylen e dilutable
Butyl acetate dilutable
Methyl isobutyl ketone dilutable
Butyl glycol dilutable
Ethyl glycol acetate dilutable
Butanol

White spirit dilutable
Toluene dilutable
Solvent naphtha dilutable
Ethyl acetate dilutable
Methyl ethyl ketone dilutable
Ethyl glycol dilutable
Methyl glycol acetate dilutable
Ethanol largely dilutable 
Diacetone alcohol 

Properties and Processing

With SYNTHALAT F 477 it is possible to obtain synthetic resin enamels with fast initial and
through-drying, high elasticity, high gloss and excellent weathering resistance.
When oven-drying a 30-40 μm layer, drying degree “T4” (according to DIN 53150) is
obtained after 30 min at 80°C. Recoatability is obt ained after another 16 hours at room
temperature. Then the film exhibits good resistance to commercially available self-adhesive
tapes.

Packaging & Availability

Supplied AS

SYNTHALAT F 477 is available in different forms. Details and data of these variations can
be found on the following pages.)