Selecting the correct SBR latex for bitumen modification requires a clear understanding of emulsification chemistry. common technical questions from engineering teams and procurement specialists concerns the difference between anionic and cationic bitumen systems and how latex compatibility affects... read more
In modern road engineering and waterproofing construction, the performance requirements for bitumen have increased significantly. Traditional unmodified bitumen often struggles to meet durability, elasticity, and temperature resistance demands, especially under heavy traffic loads and climate cond... read more
Anti-stick coatings must be compatible with a wide range of foam coating formulations, including acrylic foam backings and TPU film composites. Silicone-grafted acrylic binders are designed to integrate seamlessly into these systems. They adhere well to foam surfaces without disrupting underlying co... read more
One important characteristics of an effective anti-stick coating is a dry surface feel. Consumers expect curtains and blinds to feel clean and smooth, not oily or slippery. Modern anti-stick coating binders are engineered to deliver slipperiness without surface greasiness. After curing, the coating ... read more
Thermal exposure is unavoidable in foam coating processes, where curing temperatures typically reach 130–150°C. Anti-stick coating binders must maintain performance under these conditions without degradation or discoloration. Silicone-grafted acrylic systems offer thermal stability. They resist yell... read more