Dispersing agent for water-based pigment preparations
Dispersogen LFH
Date d’édition :
mai 31, 2024
Dispersogen LFH is an anionic, surfactant-based dispersing agent for water-based pigment preparations, suitable for inorganic and organic pigments and carbon blacks.
Dispersogen LFH is recommended for use in point-of-sales colorants and concentrates for in-plant tinting, in combination with a nonionic dispersing agent such as Dispersogen MT 200.
The general dosage recommendation is 4-20% on organic pigments and 1-6% on inorganic pigments.
Dispersogen LFH is recommended for use in point-of-sales colorants and concentrates for in-plant tinting, in combination with a nonionic dispersing agent such as Dispersogen MT 200.
The general dosage recommendation is 4-20% on organic pigments and 1-6% on inorganic pigments.
Informations sur le produit
Avantages
The advantages of Dispersogen LFH are:
- low VOC
- APEO-free
- Ecolabel compliant
- high pigment concentration
- low viscosity of the preparation
- high stability of the preparation in a wide temperature range
- low foaming
- broad registration status: Australia (AICS), Canada (DSL), Europe (REACH), China (IECSC), Japan (ENCS), Taiwan (NECI), New Zealand (NZIoC), USA (TSCA)
Détails du produit
Fonction du produit
- Wetting & dispersing agent
Applications
- Pigment preparation
- Dispersing
| Composition: | Polyarylalkylphenol polyethylene glycol phosphoric acid ester |
| Active content: | approx. 96% |
| Ionicity: | anionic |
| Appearance: | brownish, viscous liquid |
| pH value, 5% in water: | approx. 2 |
| Solubility: | soluble in water |
| Density: | approx. 1.13 g/cm3 |
| Flash point: | > 100 °C |
| Viscosity: | approx. 2400 mPas |
Application area
End-use systems
Pigment applicability
- Point-of-sales colorants
- Concentrates for in-plant tinting
End-use systems
- Water-based end-use systems
Pigment applicability
- Organic pigments and carbon blacks
- Inorganic pigments
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