Viscowax® used in coatings applications Viscowax® can be used as a matting agent, rheology modifier as well as to enhance pigment orientation.
| Product | Description | Benefits | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Viscowax® 111 | Viscowax®111 is a PE-wax. | PE-wax with a unique combination of low viscosity and high melting point. Excellent alternative to FT-waxes for packaging hotmelts while supporting adhesion and cold flexibility. Hard, low viscous wax optimised for spray micronisation | Adhesives, Coatings, Inks. |
| Viscowax® 115 | Viscowax® 353 is a PE-wax. | For powder coatings, improves scratch resistance and works as processing aid. Also recommended for use as a high-quality PE-wax with high thermal stability for white, colour and additive masterbatches. | Masterbatches, Polishes, Powder Coatings. |
| Viscowax® 116 | Viscowax® 116 is a crystalline PE-wax. | High melting, crystalline PE-wax for best heat resistance, oil retarding, cohesion, shear stability. For powder coatings, improves scratch resistance and works as processing aid. | Adhesives, Coatings, Inks. |
| Viscowax® 122 | Viscowax® 122 is a Amorphous PE-wax. | Amorphous PE-waxes with good cohesion, cold flexibility and hottack. Excellent product for wax-dispersions for matting. Also very suitable for dispersion based additives to provide antiblocking and abrasion resistance. | Adhesives, Coatings, Inks. |
| Viscowax® 123 | Viscowax® 123 is a Amorphous PE-wax. | Amorphous PE-waxes with good cohesion, cold flexibility and hottack | Adhesives. |
| Viscowax®135 | Viscowax®135 is a Amorphous PE-wax. | Amorphous PE-waxes with good cohesion, cold flexibility and hottack | Adhesives. |
| Viscowax® 140 | Viscowax® 140 is a amorphous Polyethylene wax. | Unique amorphous Polyethylene waxes with a very low density. Adhesion boosting and flow improving of thermoplastic hot melt adhesives | Adhesives. |
| Viscowax® 145 | Viscowax® 145 is a amorphous Polyethylene wax. | Unique amorphous Polyethylene waxes with a very low density. Adhesion boosting and flow improving of thermoplastic hot melt adhesives | Adhesives. |
| Viscowax® 252 | Viscowax® 252 is a oxidised polyethylene wax. | Citrus fruit coating, Softening agent in textile auxiliary, release agents, floor polishes, aqueous printing inks and varnishes, paper coating | Emulsions. |
| Viscowax® 253 | Viscowax® 253 is a oxidised, polar polyethylene wax. | Citrus fruit coating, Softening agent in textile auxiliary, release agents, floor polishes, aqueous printing inks and varnishes, paper coating. | Emulsions, Polishes. |
| Viscowax® 261 | Viscowax® 261 is a oxidised polyethylene wax. | Highly recommended for rheology modifying dispersions, helps providing anti-settling and thixotropic effects. May be used in shoe polishes and textile auxiliaries. | Coatings, Emulsions, Inks. |
| Viscowax® 262 | Viscowax® 262 is a oxidised polyethylene wax. | Shoe polish and textile auxiliaries. | Emulsions, Polishes. |
| Viscowax® 343 | Viscowax® 343 is a ethylene vinyl-acetate copolymer wax. | Rheology modifying, anti-settling, especially suitable for improvement of pigment orientation in metallic lacquers. May be used as a polar EVA-wax with high wetting and dispersing performance for all kind of polar pigments, additives and fillers. | Coatings, Inks, Masterbatches. |
| Viscowax® 516 MA | Viscowax® 516 MA is a maleic anhydride grafted polyethylene wax. | Maleic anhydride modified PE-wax for heavy to disperse pigments and engineering plastics, special pigments. | Masterbatches |
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