Lansperse UT57
Compatibiliser for Universal Tinting Systems
Blog Post
Lansperse UT57 is a new powerful additive for both solvent and aqueous systems to help improve compatibility and reduce flocculation for universal systems.
Lansperse UT57 is a unique readily biodegradable anionic product that overcomes the issues of incompatibility of waterborne colourants with solvent-based decorative alkyds, acrylics and water thinnable alkyd-based paints.
This results in:
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Maximum colour development of the colourant
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Higher pigment loading
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Optimum colour acceptance of the colourants in the base-paints
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Reduced flocculation
Key Features
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Ease of use can be added to the millbase or as a post additive
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Improves compatibility
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Reduces rub-out (flocculation)
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Improves colour acceptance and hence stronger tints
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Suitable for both inorganic and organic pigments
Applications
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Universal decorative tinters
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Architectural paints
Typical usage levels are 1 – 8% on the total formulation
We would always advise a ladder study to determine the optimum dosage levels
Specification
Appearance at 25°C
Dark brown viscous liquid
Colour gardner
15 max
Solid content %
50.0
Typical Properties
Composition
Clear brown liquid free from foreign matter
Specific gravity at 20°C
1.028
pH (2% aqueous)
3.0 - 6.0
Pour point °C
<10
Viscosity at 25°C (cP)
~2500
Flash point closed cup °C
>150
Univeral Tinters Blue 15.3
The following Drawdown shows a high surface area pigment with no flocculation in a high VOC gloss paint:
Tinter Formulation Blue 15.3
Very important addition order, 2 must be added to 1 slowly to disperse followed by 3. HSS to fully stabilise.
Univeral Tinters Green 7
The following Drawdown shows a high surface area pigment with no flocculation in a high VOC gloss paint:
Tinter Formulation Green 7
Very important addition order, 2 must be added to 1 slowly to disperse followed by 3. HSS to fully stabilise.
Univeral Tinters Yellow 42
The following Drawdown shows a high surface area pigment with no flocculation in a high VOC gloss paint:
Tinter Formulation Yellow 42
Very important addition order, 2 must be added to 1 slowly to disperse followed by 3. HSS to fully stabilise.