Decorative flooring system

Moisture-absorbing back-coating layer of decorative flooring system. 

Decorative flooring and exposed aggregate systems make use of epoxies because of their low curing shrinkage, and the good bonding of glass, marble, and quartz chip by the epoxy matrix. 

Chem. Descrip. Tripropylene glycol n-butyl ether CAS 55934-93-5 EINECS/ELINCS 259-910-3 Uses Solvent for heavy-duty cleaners possible additive for floor wax strippers plasticizer in selected resin systems coupling agent and grease penetrant in oven cleaners solvent for inks in bail-point and felt tip pens, stamp pads solvent, coupling agent in cosmetics, toiletries textile printing pastes suitable for indoor decorative paints Features HAPs-free... 

Molded-in decorative effects are commonly used in thermoset moldings (e.g., boats, spas, eyeglass frames). Recently molded-in speckle and fiber decorative effects have been molded into thermoplastics for appliances and housewares. These rely upon dispersed particles (flake, metallized films, fibers) to provide the decorative effect. Techniques to maximize concentration of the decorative material near the surface and to control the dispersion have been facilitated by the improvement of injection molding process control systems. The application of decorative effects to a broader range of auto interior surfaces is encouraging the evaluation of molded-in decorative effects, especially in noncarpet, TPO flooring where more randomized designs are acceptable. 

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