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DISPELAIR® CF 883 is designed to work as an effective foam control agent in a wide range of solvent based and solvent free systems. It is used very successfully to eliminate foam in the production and application of 2K floor coatings. CF 883 is particularly effective in lower viscosity self-levelling formulations, as well as displaying excellent compatibility in clear/non-pigmented systems. CF 883 is particularly compatible with epoxy resin chemistry.

 

Benefits

• Excellent defoamer

• Effective in a wide range of solvent based and solvent free systems

• Effective at very low concentrations

• Excellent compatibility

DISPELAIR® P 437 is specifically designed to work as an effective anti-shrink additive in a wide range of concrete and other related systems. It is used successfully in self levelling floor systems. DISPELAIR® P 437 can also be used in tile adhesives and cementitious repair mortars.

 

Benefits

- Excellent anti-shrink

- EC-1 plus compliant additive

- Effective at low concentrations

- Effective over a wide range of applications

- Helps with process productivity

DISPELAIR® CF 246 is specifically designed to work as an effective foam control agent in a wide range of aqueous systems. It is used very successfully in low to high PVC systems. DISPELAIR® CF 246 can also be used in some low gloss paints, paper coatings & plasters.

 

Benefits

• Excellent defoamer

• Effective over a wide range of pH values

• Effective at low concentrations

• Effective over a wide range of temperatures

• Helps with process productivity

DISPELAIR® CF 145 is a foam control agent and excellent defoamer for water-based paints. It shows good compatibility and high dispersibility in water. It is effective over a wide range of temperatures & pH values and at low concentrations. This additive helps with process productivity. It is used very successfully in a wide variety low to high PVC paints, automotive spray booth effluent systems and decorative emulsion paints. A typical addition level would be between 0.1% and 0.5% in total depending on the severity of the foam problem.