Chemi Tech Paint Dispersant: The Key to Solving Pigment Aggregation

In a coatings lab in South China, Engineer Lin frowned at the color deviation report - the third batch of blue paint was 1.5 shades darker than standard. Under microscopy, phthalocyanine blue pigments clustered like magnets, a persistent issue haunting the team.

Chemi Tech's KMK-520 dispersant changed the game. Its dual-anchoring groups act like "octopus tentacles" gripping pigment particles:

Production tests showed greater promise: With 0.8% dosage, batch color difference ΔE dropped from 3.2 to 0.6, meeting Grade A standards. Grinding time reduced 40% while cutting TiO2 usage by 12%. "It's GPS for pigments," Lin noted, "guiding each particle to its perfect position."

Chemi Tech's solutions now enable: