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Low foaming: Dispersogen PLF 100, a Dispersing Agent for Waterborne Pigment Concentrates

Written By Clariant on Friday, Apr 12, 2019 | 12:03 PM

 
Pigment pastes can be a real pain to make, but not with Dispersogen PLF 100. One issue formulators often run into when preparing pigment concentrates is the foam formation that occurs when they grind pigments into smaller aggregates. Other problems can arise during dispersion and storage such as the development of unwanted viscosity that makes it hard to formulate pigment concentrates that fully satisfy paint manufacturers. Dispersogen PLF 100 is a dispersing agent that offers a reliable solution to these challenges. In our tests, paints formulated with our product clearly exhibited lower foaming during grinding and smaller viscosity changes during storage than paints prepared with the market alternatives. Due to its strong dispersion power, this paint additive also imparted excellent color strength. Learn more: https://www.clariant.com/plf100