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Speed, flexibility, reliability and innovation are the critical success factors in the eyes of the industriel paint manufacturer. These are the findings from a 2009 survey Evonik Colortrend conducted across 28 European countries. Utilising colourants and colour systems enables manufacturers to be fast and flexible in supplying the right colour in the right quality on demand. However, if colourants are simply developed with a product-to market approach, without knowing and taking all of the specific customer requirements into consideration, the chances of failure are relative high. Industrial paint systems are applied for decorative, functional and protective purposes. A negative impact on paint properties, like hardness, blocking and corrosion resistance, is usually not acceptable. The colourants must be suitable for the intended use and selection of the colourants should be based on an evaluation of all relevant aspects such as : Impact on the coating properties - Dispensability - Compatibility - Registration - Regulation.
This feature provides a detailed insight into a solution-to-customer approach. This approach helps industrial manufacturers to meet the current and future VOC limits, to reduce complexity and increase flexibility in production and logistics while paint properties are not compromised. The focus of this approach is the development of a flexible pathway. A pathway for a successful and time efficient transfer from the drawing board to globally registered NO-VOC colourants which are tailored to meet all customer-specific requirements. Findings on dispensability, stability, durability, impact on paint properties and other key properties are presented. The findings demonstrate that this tailoring concept is fit for purpose in the industrial waterborne paint market. |
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Ajouter le résultat dans votre panier Affiner la rechercheColour solutions in POLYMERS PAINT COLOUR JOURNAL - PPCJ, Vol. 197, N° 4511 (04/2007)
Paint and surface coatings / Chichester [Royaume Uni] : Ellis Horwood (1987)
