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Rheology latex paints

Optimizing Latex Paint Rheology with Associative Thickeners... [Pg.527]

Anwari Schwab Latex Paint Rheology b- Associative Thickeners 529... [Pg.529]

Modifying Latex Paint Rheology Through Blending... [Pg.529]

Anwari Schwab Latex Paint Rheology 6- Associative Thickeners 531... [Pg.531]

The basic formulating procedure to optimize latex paint rheology is as follows. [Pg.540]

Brush marks. Lines of unevenness that remain in the dried paint film after brush application. Brush marks and ropiness are associated with poor flow and sticky application. These defects are more often encoimtered in highly pigmented products and in certain latex paint formulations. Tbo rapid recovery of consistency in a thixotropic system will also cause these defects. The remedy may be the addition of a flow promoter, reduction in consistency, or modification of the rheological properties. [Pg.249]

The particle size distribution of a latex paint polymer determines its performance related to its film- forming properties, stability, rheology (flow), and morphology (form). The particles are usually spherical. Larger particles and a narrow distribution usually provide a more stabile system, because smaller particles with a wider distribution tend to interact and coagulate. SFFF is the most popular method to determine particle size distribution. [Pg.663]

Chronology of the Major Cellulose Ethers in Latex Paints Technology of the Cellulose Ethers in Latex Paints Methods of Incorporation Rheological Properties Future Outlook for Cellulose Ethers... [Pg.1073]

ATER-SOLUBLE POLYMERS (WSPs) are an important class of industrial polymers. They have many applications in solution and in the solid state. In solution, they are widely used as thickeners to control the rheology of various water-based formulations, such as latex paints, drilling muds, foods, cosmetics, and building materials. Chemically modified natural polysaccharides such as starch, cellulose, and guar are a large class of commercial water-soluble polymers. The appropriate chemical modification of these polysaccharides can lead to the modified solution properties needed for specific applications. [Pg.343]

HMHEC polymers are improved rheological modifiers for latex paints. They retain the benefits of traditional cellulosic ethers (compatibility with a wide range of coatings ingredients, storage stability, better sag resistance, etc.) but overcome many deficiencies of synthetic associative thickeners (sensitivity to latex systems and pH of paint formulations, poor sag resistance, etc.). The combined advantages offered by HMHEC are best suited for interior and exterior flat paints (5). [Pg.362]

NW, Pigment Volume Content, and Latex. Pigment volume content (PVC) and latex type and grade are important for optimizing dry film properties. Percent NW is usually governed by the desired cost of the final product. The formulator usually does not use these variables to optimize paint rheology but should be aware of how they affect thickener efficiency. [Pg.537]

Uses Associative thickener, rheology control agent, flow aid, leveling agent In Interior and exterior latex paints Features Improves high shear vise., roller spatter high resist, to enzymatic degradation... [Pg.118]

Uses Associative thickener, rheology control agent, flow aid, leveling agent in interior and exterior latex paints Features Improves high shear vise., roller spatter high resist, to enzymatic degradation delayed solubility Properties Whitish powd. 98% < 425 m particle size sol. in water vise. 250-600 mPa-s-min. (1%, 20 C) pH neutral (1%) nonionic 4% max. water, 4.5% max. salt Use Level 0.3-0.5% (on total paint wt.)... [Pg.118]

Uses Associative thickener, rheology control agent tor latex paints, adhesives... [Pg.285]

Uses Rheology control agent In latex paints viscosifier in waiipaper adhesives... [Pg.371]

Chem. Descrip. Polyanionic cellulose Uses Rheology control agent in latex paints, wallpaper adhesives Features Enhanced chem. resist, and biostability Properties Powd. vise. 100-200 mPa-s-(2%)... [Pg.371]

Uses Rheology control agent, flow aid, thickener for latex paints Features Faster disp. in water... [Pg.554]

Uses Rheology control agent, flow aid, thickener for latex paints Features Resist, to cellulolytic enzyme degradation Regulatory FDA 21 CFR 175.105,175.300,176.170,176.180,177.1210, 182.99 ERA 40CFR 180.1001 (c) DOT nonregulated SARA 302/304/... [Pg.554]


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