Pigment Dispersion Problems? Chemi Tech Dispersants Deliver Perfect Color

In the coatings lab, Engineer Zhang frowned at the pigment particles under the microscope. The newly developed metallic paint kept showing color variations, with visible "clumps" of agglomerated pigments. This was the third formula adjustment this month, yet the dispersion issue remained an insurmountable hurdle.

An industrial coatings manufacturer faced a similar challenge. Their specialty anti-corrosion coatings often exhibited uneven color and poor coverage at customer sites. The technical team tried extending milling time, adjusting pH levels, and even switching to more expensive pigments - all with limited success. That was until they discovered Chemi Tech's KMK-750 dispersant series.

Chemi Tech's technical team identified the core issue: conventional dispersants couldn't effectively overcome the van der Waals forces between pigment particles. The KMK-750 series stands out with:

1. Anchoring Group Design: Strong adsorption on pigment surfaces prevents re-agglomeration;

2. Steric Hindrance Effect: Polymer chains form protective layers for long-term stability;

3. Broad Compatibility: Works perfectly with both inorganic and organic pigments.

After one month of use, the manufacturer achieved a 68% reduction in color variation issues. "The color richness has improved remarkably," reported their quality control supervisor, adding, "A good dispersant is like a master colorist, bringing out the best in every pigment."