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» NOPCOSPERSE L-400 |
| NOPCOSPERSE L-400 |
Pigment Dispersant |
| DESCRIPTION
NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 is a poly carboxylic agent. It gives very
high efficiency in dispersing inorganic pigments
into water and also in lowering the viscosity of
pigment slurries.
NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 allows the formulation of highly concentrated
pigment suspension which is otherwise difficult
to obtain. |
| TYPICAL PROPERTIES |
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| General Description |
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Anionic Polyelectrolyte |
| Appearance |
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Slightly hazy to clear, colourless light amber liquid |
| Activity |
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42% |
| Solubility |
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Readily Soluble in Water and glycols |
| Spcific Gravity |
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1.25-1.35 |
| pH |
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7-9 |
| FDA |
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Compiles
with Sections 176.170,180 and 176.200 of title
21 , Code of Federal Regulations |
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ADVANTAGES
- NOPCOSPERSE
L-400
improves the dispersion of inorganic pigments
such as clay calcium carbonate, tale, titanium
dioxide, alumunium trihydrate, zinc oxide, satin
white etc. and markedly lowers the viscosity of
the slurry.
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The pigment suspension produced with NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 is so stable to he that its viscosity
remains unchanged at elevated storage and application
temperatures.
- When
NOPCOSPERSE L-400 is used as a dispersing agent
for paper coating pigments, especially for coating
mixes in which a starch binder is incorporated,
it has the effect of holding the viscosity level
of the pigment slurry constant, unlike other pigment
dispersing agents.
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APPLICATION
DISPERSING
AGENT FOR PAPER COATING PIGMENT
Inorganic
polyphosphates such as sodium hexametaphosphate,
sodium tripolyphosphate, etc. conventionally used
as pigment dispersants have the following disadvantages:
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They cannot lower the viscosity of pigment scurries
sufficiently
- They
tend to lose pigment dispersing effects with the
elapse of time and therefore, the viscosity of
the suspension (slurry) rises with the elapse
of time.
NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 eliminates these advantages
NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 is miscible with in all proportions
NOPCOSPERSE L-400 when used for dispersing
paper coating pigments, is especially suitable for
use in dispersing coating mixes in which the binder
consists of starch and latex.
NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 allows the preparation of low viscosity
and high-solids mixes, suitable for modem coating
machines.
The
use of NOPCOSPERSE L-400 offers the following
advantages:
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NOPCOSPERSE L-400considerably
stabilizes suspensions of inorganic pigments such
as clay, calcium carbonate, talc, titanium dioxide,
alumunium trihydrate, zinc oxide, satin white
etc. It is particularly effective in dispersing
satin-white which is difficult to disperse with
an inorganic phosphate.
- NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 allows
the preparation of high pigment slurries ensuring
optimum dispersion and the formulation of high
solids coating
- NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 produces
no problems in coating applications by a high-
speed blade coater, because it stabilizes the
viscosity of coating mixes
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The starch/latex coating mixes tend to become
thickened during storage under temperature conditions
of 25degree C and higher. However, this problem
can be completely overcome by the use of NOPCOSPERSE
L-400 as the pigment dispersing agent.
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NOPCOSPERSE L-400 has the effect of holding
the viscosity level of pigment slurries constant.
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PACKAGING,STORAGE
AND HANDLING
NOPCOSPERSE L-400 is packed in lined steel
drums of nett weight 250 kg.
There
are no special storage conditions but it is recommended
that the product be stored away from direct sunlight.
It should also be protected from freezing.
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