Anionic Anti-Settling For Alkyd Paints

Q: How should the anionic anti-settling agent be added to alkyd paint formulations?

A: The agent should be incorporated during the paint manufacturing process. It is best to mix it with alkyd resin prior to adding pigments to ensure optimal dispersion and prevent any sedimentation of pigments during storage.

Q: What benefits does this anti-settling additive offer for alkyd paints?

A: This additive enhances pigment suspension, ensuring even color distribution and preventing hard sediment formation. It reduces the need for frequent stirring and maintains the paints consistency and application quality throughout its shelf life.

Q: When is it recommended to use this product in the paint production process?

A: It is advisable to add the anti-settling agent during the initial blending stage with alkyd resins, before pigment dispersion. This approach ensures it is well-dispersed and allows for maximum anti-settling efficacy in the final formulation.

Q: Where is this anionic anti-settling additive manufactured and supplied from?

A: The additive is manufactured, supplied, and exported from India by reputable industrial producers, ensuring quality and compliance with international standards.

Q: What is the suggested dosage for optimal results in alkyd paint formulations?

A: The recommended dosage ranges between 0.2%% and 1.0%% by weight of the total paint. The precise amount may be adjusted based on the specific requirements of your formulation and desired suspension stability.

Q: Is this anti-settling agent safe to use and environmentally friendly?

A: This product is classified as non-hazardous, contains no poisonous components, and is entirely lead-free. However, it is not biodegradable. Its low toxicity and minimal moisture content make it a safe option for industrial use.

Q: What is the shelf life and storage condition for this product?

A: The anionic anti-settling agent has a shelf life of one year when stored in a tightly sealed HDPE drum or can under cool, dry conditions away from direct sunlight.