09.24.19
During ABRAFATI 2019, Sun Chemical Advanced Materials will showcase its new DICNATE SG Series of cobalt-free driers for paints.
The DICNATE SG Series of manganese-based driers offer enhanced catalytic performance for solvent and water-based paints and inks. DICNATE SG-160 has been optimized for solvent-borne coatings while DICNATE SG-160BZ is designed for water-based systems.
The manganese-based driers are highly efficient, impart little or no color to the final paint, and provide strong drying performance.
Cobalt carboxylates have been commonly used as driers to promote oxidative polymerization of unsaturated fatty acid chains in alkyd paints.
Due to concerns over conventional cobalt driers, demands for cobalt alternative driers have increased but have typically had performance drawbacks. DICNATE’s modified manganese carboxylates incorporate new amine ligand technology to overcome the shortcoming in through-dry and dry-time of other offerings. Also, formulations are simplified without the need for auxiliary driers.
“The recent launch of our DICNATE SG series of cobalt-free driers is an exciting development,” said Michael Venturini, marketing director, Coatings, Sun Chemical Performance Pigments. “The DICNATE SG series addresses the safety and labeling concerns of cobalt driers without sacrificing drying characteristics and enables customers to move to more environmentally friendly products without any trade-offs.”
The DICNATE SG Series of manganese-based driers offer enhanced catalytic performance for solvent and water-based paints and inks. DICNATE SG-160 has been optimized for solvent-borne coatings while DICNATE SG-160BZ is designed for water-based systems.
The manganese-based driers are highly efficient, impart little or no color to the final paint, and provide strong drying performance.
Cobalt carboxylates have been commonly used as driers to promote oxidative polymerization of unsaturated fatty acid chains in alkyd paints.
Due to concerns over conventional cobalt driers, demands for cobalt alternative driers have increased but have typically had performance drawbacks. DICNATE’s modified manganese carboxylates incorporate new amine ligand technology to overcome the shortcoming in through-dry and dry-time of other offerings. Also, formulations are simplified without the need for auxiliary driers.
“The recent launch of our DICNATE SG series of cobalt-free driers is an exciting development,” said Michael Venturini, marketing director, Coatings, Sun Chemical Performance Pigments. “The DICNATE SG series addresses the safety and labeling concerns of cobalt driers without sacrificing drying characteristics and enables customers to move to more environmentally friendly products without any trade-offs.”
