Toggle High Contrast Toggle Font size About Us Products Downloads Contact Strontium Strontium drier is a clear solution with medium viscosity of strontium metallic soap of a synthetic fatty acid in mineral spirit Properties Strontium as drier is not widely used yet. This metal is another alternative for lead legislation restriction. Strontium seems to overcome the insufficient Zirconium performance and is about to be the most prominent choice for lead substitution. Strontium promotes through drying and unlike Zirconium does not cause yellowing. In addition it is a good pigment - wetting and dispersing agent preventing haze and wrinkling. The toxicity of strontium driers is comparable to calcium while its maximum drier performance can best be determined experimentally. The addition of accelerators increases its efficiency even further. Application In lead free paints. In combination with driers such as: Cobalt, calcium and manganese. To high solids systems. Product range for alkyds in solvent-borne coatings ORGANO Sr 10 Solvents: White spirit, D60 Solubility: Insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents. Product range for alkyd resins in water-borne coatings ORGANO Sr WB Solvents: White spirit, D60 Solubility: Water miscible, soluble in organic solvents. Packaging Iron dram of 200kg, plastic pail of 50kg. Storage stability: One year original container at temperatures between -15 °C to 35 °C. Dosage: 0.03% - 0.3% pure metal on resin solid. Powered By Web-support

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Toggle High Contrast Toggle Font size About Us Products Downloads Contact Antiskining Agents Alkyd paints undergo cross linking polymerization during storage stage forming a skin like polymeric surface at the top of the paint. The reason for this polymerization is the trapped oxygen and the catalytic action of cobalt driers. The skinning as this phenomenon is named can be prevented only by eliminating the cause, in this case the oxygen or the cobalt drier activity. This can be achieved by using specific substances that either are free radical scavengers delaying the oxidation process or complexing driers deactivate temporally the cobalt ion. The ion stays free again after application of the paint and evaporation of the complexing agent. Our company produces the substance methyl ethyl ketoxime as a metal complexing agent and distributes it under the commercial names ANTISKIN 100 ANTISKIN 50 Powered By Web-support