Kechs Water-based Industrial Paint Coating

Keguan Water-Based Industrial Paint is sold in Sichuan, Chengdu, Yunnan, Chongqing, and other regions, with a minimum order of 20 kilograms! Manager Sun: 15208256966; Water-based industrial paint is a type of industrial coating that uses water as a diluent. Its core components include water-based resin, pigments, additives, and deionized water. Through water evaporation and the cross-linking curing of resin particles, it forms a tough and dense paint film.

Key Technical Components of Water-Based Industrial Paint
Water-Based Resin: This is the key to film formation and determines the main properties of the paint film (such as hardness, weather resistance, and corrosion resistance). Common types include:

Water-Based Acrylic Resin: Excellent weather resistance, good gloss and color retention, often used for topcoats.

Water-Based Epoxy Resin: Strong adhesion, good chemical corrosion resistance, high hardness, commonly used for primers and intermediate coats.

Water-Based Polyurethane Resin: Outstanding comprehensive performance, combining high wear resistance, high gloss, and good chemical resistance, often used for high-performance topcoats.

Water-Based Alkyd Resin: A modified traditional resin with lower cost.

Additives: To overcome the inherent shortcomings of water-based paint, various special additives are required, such as:

Wetting and Dispersing Agents: Reduce the surface tension of water to better wet the substrate and disperse pigments.

Defoamers: Prevent bubble formation during production and application.

Film-Forming Agents: Help resin particles fuse better to form a film at low temperatures.

Anti-Flash Rust Agents: Prevent "flash rust" (instantaneous rusting) on steel surfaces during the drying process.

Water-based industrial paint uses water as a diluent, making it environmentally friendly and safe. During application, ensure the substrate is thoroughly degreased and derusted (up to Sa2.5 standard). It can be applied by spraying, brushing, or rolling. Pay attention to ambient temperature and humidity (recommended above 5°C and below 75% humidity), as low temperature and high humidity can affect drying and film formation. Multi-layer coating must be done after the previous layer has surface-dried. Tools can be cleaned directly with water after application.