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Defoamer 5722

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5722 Its main component of this product is modified polysiloxane. It is a modified organosiloxane defoamer. It is a defoamer concentrate or emulsion containing hydrophobic particles. It has fast foam breaking speed

and strong ability to eliminate microfoam.

Model and Parameters

Short Description:

5722 Its main component of this product is modified polysiloxane. It is a modified organosiloxane defoamer.

It is a defoamer concentrate or emulsion containing hydrophobic particles. It has fast foam breaking speed

and strong ability to eliminate microfoam.

FEATURES:

This product has good formula adaptability, can be applied to a wide range of temperature and PH value, is

easy to operate, has strong dispersibility in water, fast dispersing rate, does not affect transparency, and has

excellent compatibility. It is more suitable for adding in the letdown stage, it can also be added before

high-speed dispersion or grinding, or it can be added at any stage in the paint making process

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

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Result

Appearance

Light yellow liquid

Viscosity(25°C)

200~2000cps

Solid content

98%

pH value

6.0~8.0

APPLICATIONS

It is suitable for acrylic emulsion, PUA, PUD and other WATER-based coating system, for varnish and color

paint system, for water-based industrial paint, water-based wood paint, water-based ink and so on, especially

for emulsified epoxy system

APPLICATION PROCESS

It can be added at the paint preparation stage, pre-diluted or directly added to the paint in the supply form.

The long-term performance of the defoamer depends on the system and should be tested in different

formulations (different temperatures are recommended). Can be added after the foam generation or as an

anti-foam component added to the product, according to different use system, the amount of antifoaming

agent added 0.1-0.5%, the best amount of added by the customer according to the specific situation of the test

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