Paints and Varnishes

Titanium dioxide (TiO₂) is an inorganic pigment widely used in paints to provide whiteness, opacity, and high coverage. It delivers more vibrant colors, increases film durability, and improves resistance to light, heat, and weathering.

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High molecular weight hydrocarbon. It has micro paraffin characteristics, which provide excellent flexibility, plasticity, and adhesiveness, making it a suitable product for application in coating, packing, and general protection operations.

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V-Pyrol™ (N-vinyl-2-pyrrolidone) is a reactive monomer used in paints to accelerate the curing process by ultraviolet (UV) radiation. When incorporated into formulations with acrylate oligomers, V-Pyrol™ acts as a reactive diluent, reducing the viscosity of the mixture without compromising its essential properties. In addition, it improves the adhesion of the paint to non-polar substrates, such as plastics and metals, and contributes to achieving more uniform and high-quality finishes.

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Zinc stearate is used in paints as an anti-caking agent, lubricant, and stabilizer. It facilitates the dispersion of pigments and fillers, improves the flow and applicability of the paint, and also increases the durability and resistance of the applied film.

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The antifoam is an additive used in paints to prevent and eliminate foam formation during manufacturing, storage, and application. This ensures greater product uniformity, avoids surface defects, and improves applicability, providing a smooth and consistent finish.

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