Architectural Coatings

Advanced Superior Adhesion and Weatherability Waterborne Acrylic Emulsion is a high-performance resin specifically designed for eco-friendly coating systems. As a Waterborne Acrylic Emulsion, it forms films through a coalescence process upon water evaporation, providing an environmentally compliant solution with low VOC content and easy cleanup. This mechanism grants the coating outstanding recoatability, rapid drying, and superior resistance to yellowing. The properties of this Waterborne Acrylic Emulsion—including adhesion, hardness, chemical resistance, and long-term weatherability—are achieved through advanced molecular design and precise control of the glass transition temperature (Tg). The Waterborne Acrylic Emulsion is ideal for formulating high-durability coatings applied in architectural paints, wood finishes, metal protection, and exterior decorative systems.

Universal High Performance Waterborne Polycarbonate PUD Dispersion delivers exceptional durability and chemical resistance across diverse applications. This advanced PUD utilizes a unique polycarbonate backbone to provide outstanding hydrolytic stability, UV resistance, and mechanical strength without solvents. The versatile PUD formulation ensures excellent adhesion to various substrates including plastics, metals, and composites, making this PUD ideal for demanding automotive, industrial, and consumer coating applications. With its eco-friendly profile and regulatory compliance, this dispersion represents the next generation of high-performance waterborne polyurethane technology.

Zero-VOC Waterborne Polyurethane Dispersions (PUD) play a vital role in the sustainable coatings industry, offering eco-friendly solutions tailored to stringent application and regulatory needs. These advanced PUD are engineered with diverse chemical architectures, categorized by their hard segment composition, particle size, and performance profile—including aliphatic and aromatic types, soft and hard segments derived from polyesters or polyethers, and those optimized for substrates like wood, plastic, and metal. Each PUD type brings unique characteristics such as superior mechanical robustness, excellent chemical resistance, and outstanding substrate adhesion that make it suitable for demanding, environmentally conscious coating applications.