Tixotrol
- Also known as:
- Thixotropic agent · Organic rheology modifier · Anti-sag agent
Organic rheology modifier with thixotropic action, used to give body to liquid systems and prevent sagging and settling of pigments and fillers. It is used in paints, coatings and resins for industrial use, where it helps maintain system stability during storage and application.
Functions
Typical applications
- Paints and coatings
- Resins
- Industrial anti-sag formulations
Product lines
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