Coated Paper & Paperboard

This product is a di-functional, 100% active, high molecular weight block co-polymer. It acts as a low foaming surfactant with an external polypropylene oxide block that reduces foaming tendency, allowing for gel-free formulating. It is useful as a lubricant and leveling aid for paper coating, and finds applications in bottle cleaning, mechanical dishwash, and rinse-aid formulations.

This product is a water-based copolymer dispersion adhesive designed for laminating foil and treated metalized polyester film. It can be used as supplied or diluted with water. This adhesive offers good resistance to water, grease, and heat. Additionally, its low odor makes it well-suited for applications involving sandwiches and confectionary-grade items.

This product is a low-foaming, reverse-block copolymer. It is a clear to slightly hazy liquid at room temperature. It should not be mixed with concentrated oxidizing or reducing agents, since the mixture of these compounds with organic compounds could potentially be explosive. It is also useful as a lubricant and leveling aid for paper coating.

This product is a liquid industrial additive tailored for the paper segment. Recognized for its notable features, the product provides moisture resistance, low water absorption, higher solids content, and high strength. These characteristics makes it a valuable addition in paper-related applications where maintaining moisture resistance and enhancing strength are essential considerations.

This product is a polyalkalene glycol monobutyl ether surface active agent. It is primarily used as an emulsifier and dispersing agent, which makes it useful in a variety of industrial applications. Due to its nonionic structure, this product is compatible with anionic and cationic surfactants and is stable in the presence of acids, bases, and salts.

This product is designed for use in emulsion polymerization systems. It may be used alone as the primary emulsifier or in combination with one or more co-surfactants. This product contains only low levels of polyethylene glycols, which can be problematic in latex production and post-processing. This may be post-added to acrylic latexes and will provide additional stability against viscosity creep, shear thickening, and freeze-thaw separation.