Dendrimer Resin
Unitron 3000 is a 100% solids dendrimer additive for alkyd resin and other coating trials where controlled water incorporation is being assessed.
Grades
1 grade| Grade | Solid % | Acid Value | Oil Length | Applications | TDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unitron 3000 Liquid (100% solids) | 100 | 20 | 45 | Solvent-borne paints needing water tolerance · Solvent-borne lacquers | Request |
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Technical overview
Unitron 3000 is a 100% solids dendrimer additive for trials involving controlled water incorporation in selected solvent-borne paints and lacquers. It does not by itself make an alkyd system waterborne. Compatibility, addition level, mixing order, storage stability and film performance must be established in the complete formulation.
Selection considerations
- Supplied solidsUnitron 3000 is supplied at 100% solids.
- Formulation routeThe grade is intended for selected solvent-borne paint and lacquer trials that incorporate water.
- Formulation checksCompatibility and stability depend on the binder package, water content, addition level and mixing procedure.
Dendrimer resin technical information
What is Unitron 3000 used for?
Unitron 3000 is a 100% solids dendrimer additive for selected paint and lacquer trials involving controlled water incorporation. It is evaluated with the complete binder, solvent and additive package; the final water level, process and storage conditions determine compatibility and stability.
In what form is Unitron 3000 supplied?
Unitron 3000 is supplied at 100% solids. Current product documentation should be reviewed before setting handling, mixing or formulation conditions. The grade should be incorporated through a controlled laboratory procedure before any production-scale trial.
Does Unitron 3000 make an alkyd resin waterborne by itself?
No. Unitron 3000 does not independently convert an alkyd resin into a waterborne system. It is intended for trials involving controlled water incorporation in selected solvent-borne paints and lacquers. A waterborne alkyd route requires separate assessment of the alkyd, neutralisation approach, mixing process, storage stability and final film performance.
Which checks are important in a dendrimer-additive trial?
Check initial compatibility, mixing order, water incorporation, viscosity, appearance and storage stability before assessing drying and film properties. The binder, water level, solvent package and other additives should remain constant while the Unitron 3000 addition level is varied.
What information helps with a Unitron 3000 enquiry?
Provide the paint or lacquer type, alkyd or other principal binder, solids, solvent package, intended water level, neutralisation route if any, process sequence and target film properties. This allows the technical team to assess whether a Unitron 3000 trial is relevant and supply current documentation.