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Frontmatter
Additives for Coatings
Edited by
Johan Bieleman
@WILEY-VCH
Additives for Coatings
Edited by
Johan Bieleman
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Additives
for Coatings
Edited by
Johan Bieleman
@WILEY-VCH
Weinheim . New York - Chichester
Brisbane . Singapore Toronto
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Johan H. Bieleman
CONDEA Servo BV
Langestraat 167
NL-7494 Delden
The Netherlands
This book was carehlly produced. Nevertheless, editor, authors and publisher do not warrant the in-
formation contained therein to be free of errors. Readers are advised to keep in mind that statements,
data, illustrations, procedural details or other items may inadvertently be inaccurate.
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Preface
Coating additives comprise an extremely important class of coating raw materials
that are used for the formulation of paints and coating materials, as well as for ap-
plications closely related to coating materials.
Quality, as well as various coating-application properties are determined to a large
extent by the coating additives used. Selecting the correct additives from the wide
range available is therefore very important.
In practice, it rather often happens that the coating technician literally only ,,finds"
the right additive for the application after experimentally testing a large range of
products. With this type of method, an explanation of why one additive works, and
another does not, is rarely found.
The primary goal of this book is to inform the coating technician who works with
the formulation and application of coating materials such as paints, varnishes, inks,
and related products, about the effects that can be obtained with additives. The
main classes of additives and the advantages associated with their proper applica-
tion in coating materials are emphasized.
The chemical composition and basic properties of the main groups of additives,
such as thickening agents, surface-active agents, surface modifiers, catalysts, bio-
cides, etc., are explained in detail. Not only the theoretical aspects are covered, the
greater part of the information is directed at practical applications and properties,
such as the influence on film properties such as appearance and protection.
The book is an ideal source of information for those working as coating technicians
or chemical engineers in industry and trade; however, it is also suitable for those
who work in professions that deal with coatings, for instance, in schools, colleges,
universities, and public institutions.
Although, in a fewcases, commercial nameswere used to supportclear information,
the aim of this book is not to list or describe additives according to their trade names.
This book also does not describe all related theories and publications on coating ad-
ditives in detail, without presenting connections to practical conditions.
In editing this book, I had the support of various specialists in different subjects re-
lated to coatings, and I thank them all for the professional and pleasant cooperation.
My sincere thanks are particularly extended to Dr. Stoye, Dorsten, Germany, for his
stimulating ideas, and to Prof. Dr. Funke, Leonberg, Germany, for his very helpful
advice and corrections. A special acknowledgment goes to the management of
CONDEA Servo B.Y, Delden, the Netherlands, for their support and for providing
the technical means.
Goor, The Netherlands
January 2000
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Contents
1
Introduction ...........................................
1 Bieleman
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1.1
Additives in Coating Materials .............................
1.2
Definitions ............................................
1.3
Classification According to Function ........................
1.4
Quantities Used .........................................
1.5
Economic Significance of Coating Additives .................
References .............................................
2
Basics ................................................
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2.1
Introduction ..........................................
2.2
Interactions ............................................
2.3
Chemical Composition ...................................
2.4
Effectiveness of Additives ................................
2.5
Applications ...........................................
References .............................................
3
Thickeners ............................................
J Bieleman and G . Kroon
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3.0
Basics ................................................
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3 . 0. 1
Introduction ............................................
3.0.2
Rheology and Viscosity ..................................
3.0.3
Viscosity Measurement ...................................
3.1
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.1.4
3.1.5
3.1.5.1
3.1.5.2
3.1.5.3
Inorganic Thickeners ....................................
Introduction ............................................
Organoclays ............................................
Production of the Organoclays .............................
Rheology and Organoclays ................................
Influence of Organoclays on Various Coating Properties .........
Sedimentation ..........................................
Sagging ...............................................
Flow and Levelling ......................................
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