Latex Lacquer Defoamer Is An Indispensable Chemical Additive In The Construction Industry

Latex paint is one of the materials that is often used in many construction industries. Architectural engineers generally use latex paint, but because of its foaming problems, it is a big problem for architects who use latex paint. Therefore, in order to ensure the quality of latex paint products, latex paint manufacturers will add latex paint defoamers to the latex paint production to solve this problem.

Latex paint defoamer in the construction industry

The pigment wetting agent and pigment dispersant in the latex paint reduce the surface tension of the system to promote the generation and stability of the foam, so that the foam is stable and not easy to eliminate; the free monomer is extracted during the production of the emulsion; the high-speed dispersion of the latex paint is formulated and Stirring; brushing, spraying, etc. during construction may also cause foaming.

The best solution is to use Zilibon's latex paint defoamer to solve the foam problem. It is a composite defoamer made from ether, grease, alcohol and other materials through special processes. It is characterized by: Dispersion, self-emulsification, good defoaming, anti-foaming, especially for water-soluble polymers and medium and low viscosity systems. No fisheyes and pinholes will occur. It is especially effective for eliminating large bubbles and fine foams in emulsions, has long-lasting foam inhibition, excellent dissociation and dispersibility, and has no side effects. It is completely environmentally friendly.

Zilibon desulfurization defoamer can solve the foam problem well. Zilibon is a manufacturer with 16 years of application experience. We are very mature in technology. We also have a team of excellent engineers. If you have any foam problems to solve, you can give me a bubble that is easy to solve. For more information on defoamer products, please call our hotline: +86 13929201380.

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