Additive

TEGO® Wet KL 245

TEGO® Wet KL 245 is a highly active siloxane-based substrate wetting additive. It shows very good substrate wetting properties on difficult substrates like wood and plastic. It is highly compatible and recommended for waterborne and solventborne coatings.

Product information

Type

Additive

Sub type

Substrate wetting

Sustainability

VOC reduction

Next generation solution

Biodegradable

Markets

Technologies

Radiation curing systems
Solventborne
Waterborne

Manufacturer

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Availability

Coatino Campus

TEGO® Foamex 8051: A highly efficient, siloxane-based defoamer concentrate

This webinar will introduce Evonik's newest siloxane-based defoamer which has been designed to be persistent under long times at high shear and to defoam higher PVC systems at very low use levels. As a result of its efficiency, TEGO® Foamex 8051 can provide cost-effective defoaming in pigment grinds, colorants, mill bases, and lower sheen architectural coatings.

Coatino Campus

Substrate Wetting Basics

In this comprehensive interactive eLearning you can learn the basics of surfactants, surface tension and substrate wetting, how substrate wetting agents work and how to select and test substrate wetting agents.  You can stop and return any time. 

Coatino Campus

Automotive Filler & Putties

Automotive Refinish Coatings – Part II: Background, chemistry, and product recommendations for automotive refinish coatings in regarding to Filler & Putties.

Coatino Campus

Conference Paper: A defect is not an effect!

This webinar was organised by UL prospector in November 2021 and discusses the typical defects found in architectural coatings and offers product recommendations to solve these issues. 

Coatino Campus

ECS 2021: Protecting your walls – novel solutions for interior & exterior wall paints

Wall paints are a very important application within Architectural Coatings - and renewing them is quite laborious. Optimizing the resistance to damage and wear leads to more economical and sustainable paint formulations, as it makes renovation of e.g. façades with the costly installation of scaffolding redundant. One particular headache for freshly painted façades can be the formation of so called snail trails causing an uneven appearance when there is high humidity or rain. New specialty fillers help to prevent these problems and allow to formulate very long-lasting beautiful films when formulated e.g. with optimized hydrophobing agents. For interior coatings, innovative fillers also play a major role for optimization of mechanical resistance e.g., burnish phenomena - in addition, the use of suitable surface-active agents facilitates the optimization of scuff and chemical resistance. Studies of film formation help to understand and optimize both interior and exterior formulations.

Coatino Campus

Meeting decorative coating regulations with digitalization ​

Offering vital insights into chemical compliance within the decorative coatings market, this webinar had focused on the growing demand for greener and more sustainable products. It had explored regulatory trends and innovative digital solutions that address the increasing communication needs across the value chain.

Coatino Campus

Surface Week 1: Metal Coatings

Recorded Webinar: We were delighted to offer a joint webinar with  Synthomer, one of the world’s leading suppliers of sustainable water-based and differentiated polymer solutions.

This webinar has focused on the importance of pre-treatment of metal surfaces. The session has coved the application of 1K anti-corrosion primers and direct-to-metal (DTM) coatings, highlighting their benefits in protecting against environmental factors. Additionally, we have discussed the film formation process and common surface defects that can impact performance.

This webinar was part of the Surface Weeks. 

Coatino Campus

Surface Week 4: Improving efficiency by surface control additives

The aspect of a coated surface is positively enhanced by the use of additives for surface control. Using the example of automotive coatings the different aspects of leveling, wetting and haptic effects has been shown on three substrates.

This webinar was part of the Surface Weeks.