Paint & Coatings

BC 90/063

BC 90/063 is a white, mobile, modified amino silicone emulsion that is used in paint polishes and vinyl protecting agents. It provides good water repelling properties and good gloss retention properties. This product is liquid in form, and is easily dilutable.

Supplier profile

Documents

No document is attached to this grade yet.

Where it is used

Availability

Basildon Chemical Company Ltd. publishes documents in the marked regions.

Supplier details

Basildon Chemical Company Ltd. lists this grade in the Chemicals DB directory.

More grades from Basildon Chemical Company Ltd.

Also from Basildon Chemical Company Ltd.

Antifoam V12

Antifoam V12 is a liquid 100% self emulsifying mineral oil based antifoam agent that is amber in color and translucent. It has good reliability properties and versatility properties. This product is easily dilutable when mixed with water, and is used in printing inks, paints, glues, paint resins, and adhesives.

BC 403

BC 403 is a silicone glycol that is used as a flow additive in paints, inks, and coatings. It is also used in lubricants, release agents, antifoams, and textile finishes. This product has antistatic attributes, is easily soluble in cool water and in resin systems, and provides lubrication and slip properties to a variety of substrates. It has a specific gravity of 1.03.

BC 404

BC 404 is a silicone glycol that is used as a flow additive in paints, inks, and coatings. It is also used in lubricants, release agents, antifoams, and textile finishes. This product has antistatic attributes, is easily soluble in cool water and in resin systems, and provides lubrication and slip properties to a variety of substrates. It has a specific gravity of 1.06, and an INCI name of PEG-8 Dimethicone.

BC 83/132

BC 83/132 is a methyl hydrogen polysiloxane silicone fluid that is used in paints. It displays strong cross-linking attributes and imparts anti-adhesive and hydrophobic properties to treated surfaces. This product has a specific gravity of 1.0, and a flash point of greater than 100 degrees Celsius.