Produits chimiques de spécialité

SETALUX DA 450 BA is used as the polyol component in the formulation of fast-drying two-component polyurethane coatings. SETALUX D A 450 BA is suitable for combination with Desmodur® N 75 or to formulate fast-drying two-component polyurethane coatings, e.g. for the industrial furniture finishing. It can also be combined with other SETALUX D A grades to formulate primer surfacers and fast-drying automotive and industrial coatings. With Desmodur HL as the co-reactant, SETALUX D A 450 BA yields extremely fast-drying coatings which are soon dry enough to sand and stack.

SETALUX 1385 BX-51 is used as thermosetting hydroxylated acrylic copolymer for combination with amino resins. good compatibility with cellulose aceto-butyrate resins. Basecoat for wet-on-wet sytems especially automotive topcoats.

VIACRYL SC 166/45BAC is a physically drying acrylic resin with rapid solvent release. It is therefore suited for formulating very fast drying industrial topcoats with high gloss and good adhesion to various metallic substrates. Coatings based on Viacryl SC 166 are nonyellowing and have excellent outdoor durability. In view of its rapid drying properties coatings formulated with Viacryl SC 166 can only be applied by spraying. Compared with Viacryl SC 262 Viacryl SC 166/45BAC has improved compatibility with aerosol blends such as propane / butane. Viacryl SC 262 gives better solvent resistant films.Viacryl SC 166/45BAC is free of aromatic solvents.

SETALUX DA 160 SN LC is primarily applied in combination with Desmodur N, in the formulation of twocomponent polyurethane coatings with good lightfastness and resistance to chalking. SETALUX DA 160 SN LC is used primarily in combination with Desmodur N 75 or N 3390 to formulate air- and force-drying top coats as well as anticorrosion coatings and top coats for steel in civil and hydraulic engineering applications. The coatings can be applied by brushing, rolling and airless spraying. They have good weather stability and resistance to water, washing solutions and chemicals. They are stable up to approx. 150 °C. However, yellowing may occur at this temperature.