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chemical property

According to the different chemical structure, this kind of leveling agent has three main categories: acrylic acid, organic silicon and fluorocarbon. Leveling agent is a commonly used auxiliary coating agent, which can make the coating form a smooth, smooth and uniform film in the process of drying. Can effectively reduce the surface tension of coating liquid, improve its leveling and uniformity of a class of substances. It can improve the permeability of the finishing solution, reduce the possibility of spots and markings when brushing, increase the coverage, and make the film uniform and natural. Mainly surfactants, organic solvents and so on. There are many kinds of leveling agent, and the kinds of leveling agent used in different coatings are not the same. High boiling point solvents or butyl cellulose can be used in solvent-based finishes. In the water – based finishing agent with surfactants or polyacrylic acid, carboxymethyl cellulose

Product introduction and features

Leveling agents are broadly divided into two categories. One is by adjusting the film viscosity and leveling time to work, this kind of leveling agent is mostly some high boiling point organic solvents or mixtures, such as isoporone, diacetone alcohol, Solvesso150; The other is by adjusting the film surface properties to work, the general people said leveling agent mostly refers to this kind of leveling agent. This KIND OF LEVELING AGENT migrates to the surface of the film through limited compatibility, affects the surface properties of the film such as INTERfacial tension, and makes the film get good leveling.

use

The main function of coating is decoration and protection, if there are flow and leveling defects, not only affect the appearance, but also damage the protection function. Such as the formation of shrinkage caused by the film thickness is not enough, the formation of pinholes will lead to the film discontinuity, these will reduce the film protection. In the process of coating construction and film formation, there will be some physical and chemical changes, these changes and the nature of the coating itself, will significantly affect the flow and leveling of the coating.
After the coating is applied, new interfaces will appear, generally the liquid/solid interface between the coating and the substrate and the liquid/gas interface between the coating and the air. If the INTERfacial tension OF THE liquid/solid interface between the coating and the substrate is higher than the critical surface tension of the substrate, the coating will not be able to spread on the substrate, which will naturally produce leveling defects such as fisheye and shrinkage holes.
The EVAPORATION OF SOLVENT DURING THE DRYING process of the film will lead to temperature, density and surface tension differences between the surface and the interior of the film. These differences in turn lead to turbulent motion within the film, forming the so-called Benard vortex. Benard vortex leads to orange peel; In systems with more than one pigment, if there is a certain difference in the movement of the pigment particles, the Benard vortex is also likely to lead to floating color and hair, and the vertical construction will lead to silk lines.
The DRYING PROCESS OF THE PAINT FILM SOMETIMES PRODUCES SOME insoluble COLLOIDAL particles, THE production OF inSOLUBLE COLLOIDAL particles will lead to the formation of surface tension gradient, often leading to the production of shrinkage holes in the paint film. For EXAMPLE, IN A CROSS-LINKED CONSOLIDATION SYSTEM, WHERE THE formulation CONTAINS more THAN one RESIN, THE less soluble resin may form insoluble colloidal particles as the solvent volatilizes during the drying process of the paint film. In addition, in the formulation containing surfactant, if the surfactant is not compatible with the system, or in the drying process with the volatilization of the solvent, its concentration changes lead to changes in solubility, the formation of incompatible droplets, will also form surface tension. These may lead to the formation of shrinkage holes.
In the process of coating construction and film formation, if there are external pollutants, it may also lead to shrinkage hole, fisheye and other leveling defects. These pollutants are usually from the air, construction tools and substrate oil, dust, paint fog, water vapor, etc.
The properties of the paint itself, such as construction viscosity, drying time, etc., will also have a significant impact on the final leveling of the paint film. Too high construction viscosity and too short drying time will usually produce poor leveling surface.
Therefore, it is necessary to add leveling agent, through the coating in the process of construction and film formation of some changes and coating properties to adjust, to help paint get a good leveling.

package and transport

B. This product can be used,25KG，200KG,1000KG BARRELS.
C. Store sealed in a cool, dry and ventilated place indoors. Containers should be tightly sealed after each use before use.
D. This product should be sealed well during transportation to prevent moisture, strong alkali and acid, rain and other impurities from mixing.