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All kinds of industrial resins

Long Oil

They have an oil content between 55-75% and are usually produced based on vegetable fatty acids such as soy, sunflower, etc. These resins dry in a longer time and are soluble in aliphatics.

 

Long Oil feature

  •  Resistance to atmospheric conditions and yellowing

  • gloss 

  • Adhesion and lack of brittleness

  • Good writing ability

Applications of Long Oil

  • Production of glossy building paints 

  • Production of decorative paints

  •  Production of stainless paints

  • Coating on wood and metal 

  • Low flexibility and high hardness

Medium Oil

This resin has properties between Lank Oil and Short Oil.

Feature of Medium Oil

Its oil percentage is 40 to 60 percent 

It dissolves in a mixture of aromatic and aliphatic solvents.

 

Medium oil resin

Semi-industrial applications in making oil-based anti-rust

Industrial application in the manufacture of car repair paint

Oil shorts

This type of resin is based on non-drying oils and has mostly industrial applications. It is used in making instant nitrocellulose paints and furnace paints. Among the characteristics of this resin, the following can be mentioned:

Short oil feature

  • Its oil percentage is 25 to 40 percent
  • Good solubility in aromatic solvents (toluene and xylene)
  • High viscosity
  • It is usually applied through a spray.
  • Low flexibility and high hardness
  • They should be heated to dry and form a paint film.
  • Good chemical resistance
  • In mixing with nitrocellulose resin to make instant car paints, sealer and clear polish for wood.
  • Mixed with urea-formaldehyde resin to make semi-polyester (dry acid) varnish for wood
  • In mixing with chlorocaoutcho resin to make swimming pool paints and traffic paints
 

dryer

Paint driers such as cobalt octoate, calcium octoate, and zirconium accelerate the drying process of paint and coatings. These catalysts increase oxidation and polymerization reactions, resulting in faster drying times and improved film properties. Accurate dosage and use of these driers is essential to avoid possible problems with the paint layer.

Cobalt dryer

Cobalt drier is a surface drier and strong oxidizing agent used in the paint and ink industry. It is usually combined with auxiliary skeptics.

Excessive use can cause the surface to wrinkle and the film to become brittle. Adequate dose control is essential for balancing. Because excessive drying of the surface may prevent deep drying of the layer. Cobalt octoate acts as a moisture barrier and has minimal sensitivity to atmospheric moisture.

It increases the speed of polymerization, the hardness and gloss of the paint layer, and at the same time it reduces the brittleness. It also accelerates the catalytic reaction of methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (MEK) for the polymerization of unsaturated polyester resins.

Calcium dryer

Calcium is widely used as an auxiliary drier in the paint industry. While calcium octoate may not have strong drying properties by itself. But it plays an important role in increasing the effectiveness of secondary dryers such as lead and zirconium. In particular, calcium driers are used as wetting and pigment dispersing agents and help to improve the hardness and gloss of the paint layer. In addition, the presence of calcium significantly reduces the risk of "loss of dryness" in the system and prevents the absorption of pigments into the primary dryer.

lead dryer

Lead octave is a secondary drier through the dryer that increases flexibility. In applications where drying at low temperatures (below 10 degrees Celsius) is required. The most important is the dryer. However, it should not be used due to the tendency to cause wrinkles in aluminum-based paints, as well as in steam and vapor-resistant paints. If there is sulfur in the polluted air. Lead dryers. Lead sulfide produces black color, which leads to darkening and reducing the glossiness of the resulting film. In addition; This dryer is toxic because of lead. Therefore, the best alternative for this product is the C60 dryer, which offers a safer alternative.

Zirconium dryer

Zirconium octoate, which acts as a deep and highly effective auxiliary drier. It is the most well-known alternative to lead-based desiccants. When used in combination with cobalt drier in white colors. It ensures the preservation of the color of the film and prevents its yellowing. This composition also protects the film from the effects of weathering. Unlike lead-based dryers. Zirconium octoate does not produce sulphide in atmospheres contaminated with sulfur and eliminates the formation of black spots on the film. Compared to lead-based driers, zirconium octoate-dried films exhibit greater flexibility, shorter drying time, and less hardness. However, in lower temperatures and humid conditions. This process may be reversed.

Unsaturated polyester

Unsaturated polyesters are synthetic copolymers that have applications as fibers, plastics, composites, and coatings. Depending on the choice of monomers, initiators, curing agents, additives and modifiers used, it is possible to produce different types of these types of products that have a wide range of chemical and mechanical properties.