Waxes
Wax is the protective layer on the fruits and leaves produced by plants, the substance found in the skin or shells of animals, and also the substance that can be obtained from fossilized compounds and prevents water loss. They take the form of emulsion by mixing homogeneously with special emulsifier and water.
Advantages:
- It provides waterproofing.
- It provides slipperiness and friction resistance.
- It gives brightness.
- It provides easy of processing.
- It provides heat resistance.
It is a special wax dispersion prepared to give high slipperiness in water-based paints and inks.
Usage Areas:
- Water based paint
- Ink
| Appearance | Yellowish Beige |
| Solid Content (%) | 52 ± 1 |
| pH | 8,5 – 9,5 |
It is a special wax emulsion prepared to provide waterproofing properties in exterior paints.
Usage Areas:
- Water-based exterior paints
| Appearance | Light yellow emulsion |
| Solid Content (%) | 18± 1 |
| Solubility | Easily with water |
It is a paraffin wax emulsion. It is used as a water repellent.
Usage Areas:
- Concrete
- Paint coating
| Appearance | Milky White |
| Solid Content (%) | 40± 1 |
| pH | 6±0.5 |
| Density | 0,95 |