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Amidoamines are less volatile and have less irritation potential than polyamines. They also offer lower viscosities, allowing for higher pigment loading and low VOC formulas. Additional features include good adhesion to concrete and adaptability to a wide range of working times.
Modified cycloaliphatic amines from IPDA are one of the most commonly used curing agents and can be used for low VOC coatings with a fast cure rate, short pot life, and low temperature curing suitability.
Mannich bases are highly reactive curing agents because the accelerator is built in. They are good for low temperature cure and other challenging applications, such as damp, cold and even under water applications.
Unmodified polyamides produce coating layers that are much more open in terms of their chemical structure and are thus more flexible. They generally produce coatings with excellent adhesion, water resistance and flexibility.
Modified aliphatic amines produce coatings with low vapor pressure and more practical mixing ratios. They are engineered for targeted applications, such as chemical resistance, blush resistance, water spot resistance, adhesion, low color or combinations of these properties.
We are one of the leading domestic producers of reactive diluents. All materials produced utilize our state of the art facilities.
Focus on modifications of various types of resins to improve handling and performance, delivering custom-made solutions.
IsoDOSS products are anionic surfactants based on dioctyl sulfosuccinate chemistry.
ChemCure® Tertiary amines can be used to speed cure times in epoxy systems.