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Anjeka6860 Equivalent To BYK111 Inorganic Pigment Viscosity Reducing Titanium Dioxide Dispersant

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April 26, 2025
Category Connection: Polymeric Dispersing Agent
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Brief: Discover Anjeka6860, the high-performance dispersant equivalent to BYK111, designed for solvent-based and solvent-free coatings. This inorganic pigment viscosity reducer excels in stabilizing titanium dioxide, enhancing gloss, and reducing haze. Ideal for industrial, automotive, and anti-corrosion coatings, Anjeka6860 ensures optimal pigment dispersion and grinding efficiency.
Related Product Features:
  • Anjeka6860 is a copolymer solution with acidic groups, perfect for solvent-based and solvent-free coatings.
  • Stabilizes inorganic pigments, especially titanium dioxide, improving dispersion and reducing viscosity.
  • Enhances gloss and reduces haze in coatings, ensuring superior finish quality.
  • Ideal for high solids and acid-catalyzed systems like coil coatings.
  • Recommended for industrial, automotive, and anti-corrosion coating applications.
  • Non-volatile content ≥90%, ensuring long-lasting performance.
  • Easy to incorporate; add to grinding material before pigments for best results.
  • Available in 25 kg iron drums and 180 kg ring plastic drums for convenient packaging.
Faqs:
  • What is the primary use of Anjeka6860?
    Anjeka6860 is primarily used as a wetting and dispersing agent in solvent-based and solvent-free coatings, especially for stabilizing inorganic pigments like titanium dioxide and reducing viscosity.
  • How should Anjeka6860 be stored?
    Anjeka6860 should be stored in sealed containers and not re-stored after pre-dilution. The storage time should not exceed 12 months to maintain optimal performance.
  • What are the recommended application levels for Anjeka6860?
    For inorganic pigments, use 2%-5% of Anjeka6860, and for titanium dioxide, use 1%-3%. The optimal amount should be determined through testing for specific applications.
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