Matting Agents

Particle Size Distribution: Matting Agents with controlled particle size distribution are used in architectural coatings, where they achieve uniform surface gloss reduction and enhanced scratch resistance.

Purity 98%: Matting Agents of 98% purity are used in automotive refinish lacquers, where they ensure consistent matting efficiency and minimal haze formation.

Melting Point 140°C: Matting Agents with a melting point of 140°C are used in powder coatings, where they provide thermal stability and maintain consistent appearance after curing.

Viscosity Grade Low: Matting Agents of low viscosity grade are used in waterborne wood finishes, where they facilitate easy dispersion and uniform film formation with reduced gloss.

Molecular Weight 15,000 g/mol: Matting Agents with molecular weight of 15,000 g/mol are used in PVC floor coatings, where they improve abrasion resistance and long-term durability along with effective gloss control.

Stability Temperature 180°C: Matting Agents stable up to 180°C are used in industrial baking enamels, where they withstand high-temperature processing and deliver persistent matting effect.

Residue on Sieve <0.1%: Matting Agents with residue on sieve less than 0.1% are used in UV-cured ink formulations, where they ensure smooth texture and prevent surface defects.

Oil Absorption 60 g/100g: Matting Agents with oil absorption of 60 g/100g are used in furniture lacquers, where they enhance leveling properties and provide an even matte finish.

Refractive Index 1.48: Matting Agents with refractive index of 1.48 are used in transparent plastic coatings, where they reduce gloss without significantly affecting transparency.

Surface Area 400 m²/g: Matting Agents with a surface area of 400 m²/g are used in high-solid industrial paints, where they maximize matting performance at low loading levels.