Products in Microbial Control & Preservation: Solventborne Coating

OMACIDE™ IPBC 40 Industrial Fungicide is a pungent aromatic, pale yellow to amber-colored liquid broad spectrum fungicide additive. It is used in architectural coatings, textiles, construction applications such as paints, stains, adhesives, caulks, and sealants, as well as plastic product applications to prevent dry film fungal growth. OMACIDE™ IPBC 40 Industrial Fungicide is also a very effective additive for controlling fungal growth in aqueous-based fluids such as inks and metalworking fluids.

OMACIDE™ IPBC 30 Fungicide is a broad spectrum liquid fungicide based on the widely used fungicide active, 3-iodopropynyl butylcarbamate (IPBC). It imparts dry film protection against fungal growth when formulated in exterior paints and coatings, wood stains, adhesives, caulks, sealants, paper coatings, textiles, and plastics. OMACIDE™ IPBC 30 Fungicide also provides excellent fungal control when used in inks and metalworking fluid systems.

OMACIDETM™ IPBC 20 TX Fungicide is a highly effective broad spectrum fungicide suitable for the preservation of a variety of solvent-based industrial products, including architectural coatings, wood stains and construction materials, against spoilage from fungi & yeasts. The active agent is 3-iodo 2-propynyl-N-butylcarbamate (IPBC) in a solvent package of an ester alcohol and glycol ether.

GH Chemicals CR-4 has a medium particle size. French Process Zinc Oxide grades are differentiated by surface area or particle size.

GH Chemicals CR-41 has a higher reactivity and French Process Zinc Oxide grades are differentiated by surface area or particle size.

GH Chemicals CR-3 are zinc oxide grade that has a large particle size. French Process Zinc Oxide grades are differentiated by surface area or particle size.

Axil® Xyl SGR 2002 is a preventive insecticide treatment (insects with xylophagous larvae), anti-termite, fungicide (cubic and fibrous rot) in solvent phase and is ready to use.

GH Chemicals CR-42 has a fine particle size and French Process Zinc Oxide grades are differentiated by surface area or particle size.