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ABC of Raw Materials
ABC OF RAW MATERIALS
Raw Materials from Worlée –

Modules to your Success.
“Our raw materials are important modules for our customers’ success”
says Reinhold von Eben-Worlée, CEO and General Manager.
For more than 160 years Worlée has delivered Chemical Raw Materials from Worlée
raw materials from all over the world to its
customers. The hanseatic trading company In its plants in Lauenburg and Lübeck,
has grown into an international production and Worlée-Chemie GmbH produces a broad range
service company with three business units: of binders and additives for a large variety of
Chemical raw materials, natural raw materials and different coatings. Specialties from well-known
cosmetic raw materials. suppliers complete the delivery programme.
The combination of a high quality approach, Its production plants comply with highest
technical know-how and the intuition for trends environ
mental, quality and security standards.
and market developments is the reason why ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001 and OHSAS
Worlée is a reliable partner – in all three depart- 18001 as well as the integrated security man-
ments. agement system show Worlée as a responsible
company.
At Worlée, sustainability is not only a word.

For its excellent management of energy,
emission and resources, Worlée has received
the “Responsible Care” award of VCI Nord
several times and has become the first so called
“Klimaschutz-Unternehmen” of its type.
Worlée's continuous development of new and

innovative products is an important contribution
to the success of our customers. Module by
module. Day by day.
| 2 | Introduction
Table of Contents
ADDITIVES page BINDERS page
WORLÉE Silicone additives for improving WorléeAdd 6 WORLÉE Polyester, water-thinnable, WorléePol 31
surface properties in solvent-based oil-free, saturated
paint systems Polyester/ether-polyols, WorléePol 32
Adhesion promoters WorléeAdd 6 solvent-free, saturated
Silicone additives for improving WorléeAdd 7 Polyester, solvent-based, saturated WorléePol 32
surface properties in aqueous Polyesterpolyols, solvent-based and WorléeRes E 33
paint systems solvent-free, saturated
Cobalt free catalysts WorléeAdd 7 Epoxy esters, drying WorléeDur 33
Corrosion inhibitors WorléeAdd 8 Special hardeners for epoxy resins WorléeCure 34
ESTRON/ Acrylic based flow and levelling Resiflow/WorléeAdd 8 Rosin based hard resins, phenol- WorléeFen 34
WORLÉE additives modified
WORLÉE Defoamers for solvent- and WorléeAdd 9 Rosin based maleic resins and WorléeSin 35
solvent-free systems rosin esters
Defoamers for aqueous systems WorléeAdd 9 Natural asphaltum solutions WorléeGilsol 35
Additives for paints and lacquers – WorléeAdd 10 Natural resins WorléeGum 36
Miscellaneous
Shellac solutions WorléeGum 36
ESTRON/ Additives for powder coatings Resiflow/WorléeAdd 10/11
Styrene-butadienecopolymer WorléeCop 37
WORLÉE
Inorganic-organic hybrid systems WorléeProtect 37
ESTRON Specialities for powder coatings Isocryl, Epomatt and 12
other Acrylic resins, water-based Zinpol 37
dispersions and solutions for printing
WORLÉE 1 component primers for Special-Primer 12/13
inks and OPV´s
polyolefinic substrates
POLYOLS & Ketone aldehyde resins Polytone 38
Rheological additives (Bentonite) WorléeAdd 13
POLYMERS
CABOT High porous hydrophobic aerogels Enova™ Aerogel 13
BRUNO BOCK VOC-free Polythiols – multifunctional Thiocure® 38/39
based on silicia
esters of mercaptocarboxylic acids
CHEMARK Matting hardeners Chemark 14
AGC Natural asphaltum Gilsonite® 39
CINKARNA Water-based ultrafine TiO2 CCR/CCA 14
dispersions
CWK Colloidal silica dispersions Köstrosol® 14
Micronised silica powders Köstropur® 15
BINDERS page COLOR page
WORLÉE Acrylic resins, solvent-based, WorléeCryl A 17 WORLÉE Water-based iron oxide, carbon black WorléeTransoxid W 41
containing hydroxyl groups and titanium dioxide preparations for
Acrylic resins, solvent-based, WorléeCryl L 18 wood stains
thermoplastic Solvent-based transparent iron oxide, WorléeTransoxid S 41
Acrylic resins, water-based WorléeCryl 18 carbon black and titanium dioxide
dispersions, solutions preparations for wood stains
Acrylic resins, water-based WorléeCryl 19 Transparent pigment preparations WorléeTransoxid SF-AK 41
dispersions, solutions, emulsions based on solvent-free binders for
wood stains
Acrylic resins, water-based WorléeCryl 19/20
dispersions and solutions for printing Solvent-based pigment preparations WorléePaste S-AK 42
inks and OPV's for wood stains
Starch copolymer dispersions for WorléeDex 20 Electroconductive quartz WorléeQuarzsand AS 42
printing inks and OPV´s CABOT Carbon black Black Pearls® 43/44/45
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, WorléeKyd 21 Elftex® 43/45
short-oil, air-drying
Emperor® 44
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, WorléeKyd 22/23
medium-oil, air-drying Mogul® 43
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, WorléeKyd 24/25 Monarch® 43/44/45
long-oil, air-drying
Regal® 43/44
Alkyd resins, long-oil, urethane- WorléeKyd 26
modified Vulcan® 45
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, stoving/ WorléeKyd 27 ISHIHARA Titanium dioxide Tipaque® 45
reactive/NC-combination
SINLOIHI Daylight fluorescent pigments 46
Alkyd resins, acrylic resins, WorléeThix 28/29
solvent-based, thixotropic
PU-modified alkyd emulsions, WorléeSol E 29
water-thinnable
Alkyd emulsions, water-thinnable WorléeSol NW 30
Alkyd resins, water-thinnable, WorléeSol 30/31
air-drying and low bake
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ABC of raw materials

In 1851, Worlée started its business as a trading house, delivering natural resins like shellac,
copal and dammar from overseas to its customers in Europe, which it still does today.
Since the 1960, Worlée's main focus has been on the development and the production
of high quality synthetic resins and additives, solvent- and water-based, for the paints, coatings
and inks industries.
The broad range of Worlée's own products is completed by a variety

of other specialties from international producers, distributed by its
Traded Products Division.
In addition, the experts in Worlée's various laboratories for R&D and

application technology and its technically skilled sales force provide
competent technical assistance and service to customers all over
the world.
In this brochure, you will find products both from Worlée's own
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production and from its partners for the following fields of

application:
• Decorative paints and coatings

• Industrial coatings
• Powder coatings
• Construction
• Printing inks
• Wood
• Adhesives
• Special Applications
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Various application areas for products of Worlée
| 4 | ABC of Raw Materials

ADDITIVES
Additives | 5 |
A WorléeAdd
Silicone additives for improving surface properties in solvent-based paint systems
Type Appearance Form of delivery Addition Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] [%]
W’Add 311 Clear to slightly turbid, approx. 10 0.1–1.0 For paints, lacquers and leather finishes, improve mar resistance,
low viscous liquids slip, flow, gloss, reduce foaming, pinholing and orange peel
approx. 30 0.03–0.3
W’Add 312 Clear, low viscous liquid approx. 10 0.1–1.0 Especially for decorative paints, eliminates cell structure and brush
marks, improves flow, mar resistance and slip, specially designed
for aromatic free decorative paints
W’Add 315 Clear to yellow liquid approx. 10 0.5–1.0 Additive for water and solvent-based paints, improving mar resist-
ance and slip, flow and gloss, anti-cratering agents
W’Add 327 Clear, low viscous liquid approx. 20 0.1–1.5 Improves wetting of plastic and aluminium substrates, increases
mar resistance and slip, avoids cratering
W’Add 328 Clear to slightly yellowish liquid 100 0.2–1.0 Multifunctional paint additive for improving leveling, scratch resist-
ance, surface smoothness and gloss, contains primary OH-groups
W’Add 356 Colourless low viscous liquid approx. 30 0.2–1.0 For solvent-based coatings, improves deairing, levelling, mar
resistance, slip and gloss, reduces orange peel and cratering, also
suitable for curtain coatings, thermostable in stoving systems
W’Add 361 Colourless, low viscous liquid approx. 10 0.1–0.5 Hammer effect additive to get hammer effect paints
W’Add 373 N Colourless, low viscous liquid approx. 3 0.2–1.0 Additive with multifunctional properties, used in solvent-based
coatings mainly to achieve surface smoothness and mar resistance,
at the same time it works as antifoam agent and avoids surface
imperfections, for architectural coatings
W’Add 429 Colourless liquid approx. 10 0.2–1.0 For improving the efficiency of matting agents in solvent-based
silk gloss decorative paints, additionally improvement of flow and
scratch resistance, deairing
W’Add 3585 Colourless to slightly amber liquid 100 0.01–0.5 Multifunctional additive to improve slip, leveling, scratch resistance
and surface wetting
A WorléeAdd
Adhesion promoters
[%] [%]
W’Add 480 N Clear, colourless liquid approx. 70 1.0–5.0 Special epoxy ester to improve the adhesion of aqueous baking
enamels and polyurethane systems on metallic substrates
W’Add 482 Clear, slightly to dark yellowish approx. 80 2.5–5.0 Reactive polymeric adhesion promoter for improving adhesion of
liquid polyurethane- and stoving systems mostly on substrates as glass,
ceramic and tiles, but also on metallic substrates
W’Add 484 Colourless to light yelllow liquid approx. 75 1.0–5.0 Special polyester resin for improving adhesion of solvent-based
two component PU and stoving paints on metals substrates,
improves elasticity and flow, NMP-free
WÁdd 486 Colourless to light yellow, clear to approx. 75 1.0–3.0 Special adhesion promoter for solvent-based systems for air-drying
slightly turbid liquid and oven cured systems
WÁdd 487 Colourless to light yellow, clear to 75–80 1.0–3.0 Like W’Add 486, does not contain n-methyl-2-pyrrolidone
slightly turbid liquid
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A WorléeAdd
Silicone additives for improving surface properties in aqueous paint systems
[%] [%]
WÁdd 327 Clear, low viscous liquid approx. 20 0.1–1.5 Improves wetting of plastic and aluminium substrates, increases
mar resistance and slip, avoids cratering
WÁdd 330 Clear, slightly yellowish, low approx. 10 0.3–0.5 For stoving systems to improve overspray take of in wet in wet
viscous liquid applications
WÁdd 345 Clear to slightly turbid yellowish approx. 71 0.3–1.5 Special modified silicone polyether for aqueous systems for im-
liquid proving subtrate wetting and penetration on absorbing substrates
WÁdd 351 Turbid, creamy, still flowing liquid approx. 70 0.1–1.0 High molecular silicone additive for ourstanding slip, mar resist-
in butylglycol ance and antiblockings
WÁdd 352 Turbid, creamy, free-flowing liquid approx. 70 0.1–1.0 High molecular silicone additive for outstanding slip, mar resist-
in propylenglycol ance and antiblocking
W'Add 3410 Clear to yellowish, low viscous approx. 50 0.2–1.5 Silicone-based surface wetting additive for aqueous paint and
liquid lacquers
W'Add 3440 Clear to yellowish, low viscous approx. 50 0.1–1.0 Silicone-based high performance surface wetting additive for
liquid aqueous paint and lacquers
W'Add 3585 Colourless to slightly amber liquid 100 0.01–0.5 Multi functional additive to improve flow, levelling, surface slip and
surface wetting
A WorléeAdd
Cobalt-free catalysts
[%] [%]
WÁdd 2000 Clear to slightly hazy low viscous approx. 20 0.5–1.2 Catalyst for solvent-based and aqueous isocyanate crosslinking
liquid systems
WÁdd 2030 Clear, amber coloured, low approx. 28 0.4–2.0 Catalyst for solvent and water-based stoving finishes, improves
viscous liquid water, salt spray and detergent resistance
WÁdd 2500 Brownish liquid approx. 12 1.5–3.0 Cobalt-free catalyst to support the oxidative drying of alkyd resin
paints, metal complex
W'Add 2550 Brownish liquid approx. 12 1.5–3.0 Cobalt-free catalyst to support the oxidative drying of alkyd resin
paints, metal complex, 2 EHA-free
WÁdd 2600 Clear yellowish liquid approx. 12 0.5–1.0 Metal-free catalyst to support the oxidative drying of alkyd resin
paints together with metal complex based dryers
WÁdd 2700 Clear brownish liquid approx. 12 0.5–2.0 Cobalt-free catalyst to support the oxidative drying of aqueous
systems, metal complex
Additives | 7 |
A WorléeAdd
Corrosion inhibitors
Type Appearance Formof delivery Addition Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] [%]
W’Add 456 Colourless to slightly yellowish approx. 30 0.5–2.0 Nitrit-free anti-flash rust agent and corrosion inhibitor for aqueous
liquid paints and lacquers
W’Add 458 Colourless liquid approx. 38 0.5–2.0 Nitrit-free anti-flash rust agent for aqueous paints and lacquers
A Resiflow/WorléeAdd E ST R ON
CHEMICAL
Acrylic based flow and levelling additives T H E E D G E O F I N N OVAT I O N
[%] [%]
Resiflow FL 2 Colourless, high viscous liquid approx. 98 0.2–2.0 Silicone-free acrylic flow control agent for solvent-based and solvent-free
coatings based on alkyd, polyester, acrylic, vinyl, epoxy and polyurethane
resin
Resiflow FL 9 Colourless, high viscous liquid approx. 98 0.2–1.5 As Resiflow FL 2, but often better compatibility
Resiflow FK 70 Colourless liquid approx. 70 0.3–2.0 Silicone-free anti-floating and flow control agent e.g. for polyester/
melamine resin based stoving paints, eliminates craters, pinholes and
fisheyes
Resiflow FM 4 Colourless, high viscous liquid approx. 98 0.2–2.0 As Resiflow FL 2, but with improved efficiency
Resiflow FM 4-50 approx. 50 0.4–4.0

Resiflow L 66 F Clear, viscous liquid approx. 98.5 0.2–2.0 Liquid functional flow control agent, excellent transparency in TGIC-powder
clear coats, use via a master batch production
Resiflow L 3075 Clear viscous liquid approx. 75 0.2–2.0 Silicone-free acrylic flow control agent for solvent-based coatings, correct
surface imperfections, especially suitable for coil coating systems
Resiflow LH-240 Viscous liquid 100 0.2–2.0 Flow control and degassing additive for solvent-based and solvent
free formulations of different composition, including gel coats
Resiflow LH-241 Clear, viscous liquid 100 0.2–2.0 Silicone-free acrylic flow control agent for solvent-based and solvent-free
coatings based on alkyd, polyester, acrylic, epoxy, polyurethane resins etc,
excellent compatibility, especially suitable for clear coats
Resiflow W 51 Medium-viscous liquid approx. 50 0.2–2.0 Silicone-free acrylic flow control agent for mainly water-based coating
systems as well as solvent-based stoving systems (very good compatibility),
effective pigment wetting agent
Resiflow W 52 Colourless, medium viscous liquid approx. 50 0.5–2.0 Silicone-free acrylic flow control agent for mainly water-based coating
systems as well as solvent-based stoving systems (very good compatibility),
effective pigment wetting agent
Resiflow W 5200 Colourless, high viscous liquid approx. 96 0.2–1.5 Silicone-free polymer flow control agent, especially for aqueous coatings
but also for solvent-based systems
W’Add 100 Colourless, high viscous liquid approx. 98 0.1–1.0 Polymeric, silicone free flow control agent for solvent-based and solvent
free coatings, UV-resistant, good recoatability, avoids surface imperfections,
corresponds to FDA § 175.300
W’Add 101 Colourless, high viscous liquid approx. 98 0.1–1.0 Silicone-free acrylic flow control agent for solvent-based and free coatings
and printing inks of different composition, avoids also surface imperfections,
WÁdd 137-70 Colourless high viscous liquid approx. 70 0.1–1.0 Silicone-free acrylate leveling agent for solvent-based and solvent
free coatings, fluor modified, excellent recoatability, high-velocity-coating
*calculated on total formulation
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A WorléeAdd
Defoamers for solvent- and solvent-free systems
[%] [%]
W’Add 370 Colourless, low viscous liquid approx. 10 0.03–0.5 Fluor silicone-based defoamer and deairing agent for solvent-based
paints and inks of different compositions as well as EP-coatings
W’Add 372 Colourless, low viscous liquid approx. 5 0.05–0.8 Fluor silicone-based defoamer and deairing agent for solvent-based
and high solid coatings., especially for decorative paints
W’Add 425 Clear, yellowish liquid approx. 51 0.2–1.5 Silicone-free antifoam agent and defoamer, especially suitable for
wax containing coil coating structure paints and two component
EP floor coatings
W’Add 602 Clear liquid approx. 1.3 0.4–2.0 Silicone-based antifoam agent mainly for two component-PU- and
EPcoatings
W’Add 603 Clear to slightly turbid, low approx. 13.5 0.2–1.5 Polyacrylate modified silicone defoamer for solvent-based and
viscous liquid solvent-free coatings of different compositions
W’Add 6235 Clear liquid approx. 6.5 0.5–2.0 Highly effective silicone defoamer for reactive thicklayer systems
based on epoxy resins
W’Add 6236 Clear to slightly turbid liquid 100 0.5–1.0 Highly effective silicone defoamer especially suitable for solvent-free
PU-coatings
A WorléeAdd
Defoamers for aqueous systems
[%] [%]
W’Add 624 Clear liquid approx. 25 0.5–1.5 Silicone-based, aromatic and APEO-free defoaming solution for
water-based systems
W’Add 628 Slightly turbid liquid approx. 66 0.1–1.0 Silicone-based defoamer solution for aqueous formulations
W‘Add 6210 Turbid liquid approx. 80 0.1–1.7 Highly efficient glycol ether-free defoamer for printing inks and overprint
varnishes
WÁdd 6223 Slightly turbid, yellowish liquid approx. 50 0.1–1.0 Silicone-based, silica containing defoamer compound for aqueous
systems
W’Add 6226 Colourless viscous liquid 100 0.1–1.0 Silicone-based, silica containing defoamer for aqueous formulations,
very good grinding defoaming
W’Add 6410 White thixotropic liquid approx. 27 0.1–1.0 Silicone-based, silica containing defoamer emulsion for aqueous
formulations, very good grinding defoaming, very easy incorporation;
especially for PU, PU-hybrid and alkyd emulsions
W‘Add 6420 White thixotropic liquid approx. 26 0.1–1.0 Silicone-based, silica containing defoamer emulsion for printing inks and
overprint varnishes
Additives | 9 |
A WorléeAdd
Additives for paints and lacquers – Miscellaneous
[%] [%]
W’Add 410 N Clear to slightly turbid yellowish, approx. 13 0.5–2.0 Viscosity stabilizer, anti-skinning and anti-gelling agent for solvent-
low viscous liquid based air-drying and stoving paints
W’Add 411 N Clear, slightly turbid, yellowish, approx. 19 0.5–2.0 Like WorléeAdd 410 N, but aromatic-free
low viscous liquid
W’Add 412 Colourless liquid approx. 65 0.5–1.0 Solvent-free compatibility agent for easier incorporation of driers
into water-based alkyd emulsion paints
W’Add 425 Clear, yellowish liquid approx. 51 0.2–1.5 Silicone-free additive, imparts an equal structure to coil coatings
which contains wax, improves degassing, reduces popping, also
for clear coats
W’Add 428 Clear low viscous liquid approx. 10 3.0–6.0 Silicone-free additive for structured coil coatings without wax
addition, for achieving orange peel effect, improves degassing
W’Add 781 Clear, medium viscous liquid 100 0.1–2.0 Silicone-free additive for solvent-based, solvent-free and water-based
systems to improve levelling, flexibility and adhesion, two component-
PU-coatings of high film thickness show reduced blistering
W’Add 4220 Slightly yellowish liquid approx. 50 0.2–0.8 Cationic surface active additive for increasing the conductivity of
electrostatic sprayable paint systems, low addition
W'Add 4414 Clear to slightly turbid, yel- approx. 65 0.1–0.5 Oxime free anti-skinning agent for solvent based air- and oven-drying
low-brownish, low viscous liquid alkyd systems
W’Add FR 5000 White powder min. 98 approx. 10.0 Halogen free flame retardant based on encapsulated phosphoric
compounds for water-based polymer dispersions and solvent-based
polymer binders
A WorléeAdd
Additives for powder coatings
Type Appearance Addition* Main uses and principal characteristics

[%]
W’Add 18 White powder 0.5–1.5 Silicone-free powder flow control agent for general industrial applications
W’Add 101 P White powder 0.5–1.5 Silicone-free powder flow control agent for high gloss powder coatings and clear coats
W’Add 360 Flaked solid 0.5–2.0 Low molecular weight, hydroxy functional polymeric silicone additive for better mar resistance,
slip and flow
W’Add 902 White powder 0.5–1.5 For reducing the melt viscosity, thus improving deairing and degassing, best results in combination
with very low amounts of benzoine (0.1–0.2 %), especially suitable for non-yellowing powder coatings,
for instance when cured in gas fired ovens
W’Add 904 White granulate 0.5–4.0 For reducing the melt viscosity, thus improving deairing and degassing, best results in combination
with very low amounts of benzoine (0.1–0.2 %)
W’Add 915 White powder 1.5–2.5 Catalyst for better mechanical properties of GMA acrylic powder systems based e.g. on Isocryl EP570
W’Add 1200 White powder 0.3–6.0 Micronized synthetic wax improving slip properties and mar resistance of powder coatings, excellent
deairing effect, at higher concentrations it may also function as a flatting agent
W’Add ST-70 White powder 0.1–0.5 Stannous octoate catalyst for PU- powder coatings
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A Resiflow E ST R ON
CHEMICAL
Additives for powder coatings T H E E D G E O F I N N OVAT I O N
Type Appearance Addition* Main uses and principal characteristics

[%]
Resiflow CP 77 White powder 0.7–1.5 Silicone-free powder anti-cratering agent, also suitable for powder clear coats and UV systems
Resiflow White granulate 5.0–15.0 Flow control agent based on a masterbatch (10 % Resiflow L 66F, 90 % carboxyl-functional polyester
L 66 F MBP 10 with acid value of approx. 35), excellent clarity in powder clear coats
Resiflow P 64 F White powder 0.2–2.0 Powder functional flow control agent for powder clear coats of all types, especially for GMA acrylate
systems, due to the compatibility the transparency is hardly reduced
Resiflow P 65 F White powder 0.2–2.0 Powder functional flow control agent for powder clear coats of all types, especially based on epoxy
Resiflow P 67 White powder 0.7–1.5 Silicone-free powder flow control agent with good allround properties
Resiflow PH-240 White powder 0.5–2.0 Powder functional flow control agent with excellent flow without increasing ”pill flow“; especially
suitable for PU- powder systems and PUR clear coats
Resiflow PL 200 White powder 0.7–1.5 Silicone-free powder flow control agent with good intercoat adhesion when recoated with powder
or liquid paints
Resiflow PL 220 White powder 0.7–1.5 Powdery flow control agent with unique compatibilizing and anti-cratering robustness
Resiflow PV 5 White powder 0.5–1.5 Silicone-free powder flow control agent for powder coatings of all types, very freeflowing and
yellowing resistant
Resiflow PV 88 White powder 0.5–1.5 As Resiflow PV 5, but on another silicate carrier
Additives | 11 |
A Isocryl, Epomatt and other E ST R ON

CHEMICAL
Specialities for powder coatings T H E E D G E O F I N N OVAT I O N
Type Appearance Addition* Additional information Main uses and principal characteristics
[%]
Acrylharzvernetzer Water bright granulates 1.0–7.0 105–120 °C softening range High reactive acrylic crosslinker for increasing crosslinking density, e.g. in Hybrid-,
GMA-300 G Primid and PU-systems, also as binder component for UV-systems
Epomatt G-151 Granulate 2.0–10.0 115–125 °C softening range Matting agent for epoxy powder coatings, especially in combination with OTB-epoxy
hardeners, non-yellowing, also for NIR-application
Epomatt G-152 Granulate 2.0–10.0 115–125 °C softening range Matting agent for matt and dead matt epoxy and hybrid powder coatings, matting of
low temperature curing epoxy powders in combination with Epoxy Hardner G-91 and
of low temperature curing (140 °C) hybride powders with suitable poyester type,
also for NIR application
Epoxy Hardener Granulate 2.0–6.0 92–106 °C softening range Imidazole adduct for curing epoxy powder coatings at low baking temperature
G-91 (130 °C) with still good mechanical properties
Epoxy Hardener Granulate 6.0–24.0 80–100 °C softening point Catalysed phenolic curing agent for epoxy resins, imparts excellent chemical resist-
G-92 ance and mechanical properties at fast cure (200 °C) or low temperature cure (120 °C)
Escat 50 Off-white granulates 0.3–0.6 Substituted Imidazole/wax blend to improve curing of powder coatings;
easily dispersible
Isocryl EP-540 G Granulate 17–20 to 120–135 °C softening point With carboxylic polyesters and Primid XL 552 as Co-hardener silk gloss, outdoor-
80–83 resistant “one-shot” powder coatings can be formulated with excellent mechanical
polyester properties and good chemical resistance
with acid
value 30–35
Isocryl EP-570 G Flakes 17–20 140–155 °C softening point GMA-matting resin for one-shoot matt outdoor powder coatings with good abrasion
resistance and surface levelling, also suitable for matt clear coats
Isocryl EP-575 G Granulate 20–30 to 120–135 °C softening point In combination with carboxylic polyesters and Primid XL 552 as Co-hardener dead
70–80 matt, outdoor-resistant “one-shot” powder coatings are obtained, with good impact
polyester and chemical resistance
with acid
value 30–35
A Special-Primer
1 component primers for polyolefinic substrates
Type Appearance Form of delivery Application Main uses and principal characteristics
[%]
Special-Primer White (pigmented) approx. 4 Undiluted: spraying, dipping, Adhesion promoter for EPDM, PP and blends of these as used for the
AP 1010 in xylene rolling, printing automotive industry for spoilers, bumpers, dashboards etc. for subsequent
painting, printing and sticking, Special-Primer AP 1010 can be used in
aerosol cans
Special-Primer White (pigmented) approx. 4 Undiluted: spraying, dipping, flow Adhesion promoter for EPDM, PP and blends of these as used for the
AP 1030 in xylene coating, rolling, printing automotive industry for spoilers, bumpers, dashboards etc. for subsequent
painting, printing, sticking and coating
Special-Primer Colourless to approx. 5 Application as 2.5 % solution Adhesion promoter for untreated polyethylene for subsequent coating or
PE 6800 yellowish, clear in xylene printing
Special-Primer Low viscous, beige approx. 30 Application diluted with water to Aqueous adhesion promoter based on especially modified, low chlorinated
PP 3200 W cream coloured liquid in water 10 % solids content by spraying, polypropylene for PP, polyolefinic blends and with restrictions for PE
dipping or printing
Special-Primer Colourless to approx. 2.5 Application as 2.5 % solution Adhession promoter for polypropylene for subsequent painting,
PP 5130 yellowish, clear in xylene printing, sticking, batteries, packaging film, heels, toys, foils etc.
approx. 5
in xylene
| 12 | Additives
A Special-Primer
1 component primers for polyolefinic substrates
[%]
Special-Primer Colourless to approx. 5 Application as 2.5 % solution Same as PP 5130, with improved adhesion promotion on different
PP 7550 yellowish, clear in xylene PP substrates
Special-Primer Colourless to approx. 5 Application as 2.5 % solution Same as PP 5130, with improved adhesion promotion on different
PP 7560 yellowish, clear in xylene PP substrates
Special-Primer Colourless to approx. 2.5 Application as 2.5 % solution Adhesion promoter for untreated polypropylene for subsequent painting,
PP 7580 yellowish, clear in xylene printing, sticking, for batteries, heels, toys, foils, garden furniture etc., best
adhesion properties
A WorléeAdd
Rheological additives (Bentonite)
Type Composition Color Form of delivery Density Particle size Main uses and principal characteristics
[g/cm3] dispersed
[£gm]
W’Add 810 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 1.8 <1 Rheology control in systems with low polarity
W’Add 820 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 1.9 <1 Rheology control in systems with low to medium polarity
W’Add 827 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 1.9 <1 Rheology control in systems with high polarity
W’Add 830 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 2.4 Rheology control in water-based systems
W’Add 840 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 1.7 <1 Rheology control in polar systems
W’Add 850 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 1.7 <1 Rheology control in systems with low polarity
W’Add 855 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 1.7 <1 Rheology control in systems with no polarity to high polarity
W’Add 860 Organic derivative of a smectite Light cream Fine powder 1.6 <1 Rheology control in systems with no polarity to high polarity
W’Add 875 Organically modified smectite clay Milkwhite Fine powder 1.8 <1 Rheology control in water-based systems
W’Add 885 Organically modified smectite clay White-light Fine powder 1.9 <1 Rheology control in water-based systems
cream
Market(s) served: EUROPE
A Cabot – Enova™ Aerogel

High porous hydrophobic aerogels based on silicia
Type Form of delivery Particle size Pore Density Thermal Applications and properties
[μm] diameter [kg/m³] conductivity
[nm] [mW/mK]
EnovaTM Aerogel Granules 100–700 approx. 20 approx. 120 approx. 12 Extremely low thermal conductivity, additive for thermal insulating coatings
IC 3110
EnovaTM Aerogel Granules 100–1.200 approx. 20 approx. 120 approx. 12 Extremely low thermal conductivity, additive for thermal insulating coatings
MT IC 3120
Market(s) served: WORLDWIDE
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A Chemark
Matting hardeners
Type Chemical name Appearance Main uses and principal characteristics
Chemark 1355 Salt of 1, 2, 4, 5-Benzenetetracarboxylic acid & 4, White to off-white fine powder Matting hardener for pure epoxy or epoxy/polyester resins powder coatings
5-dihydro-2-phenyl-1H-imidazole
Chemark 1368 Salt of 1, 2, 4, 5-Benzenetetracarboxylic acid & 4, White to off-white fine powder Matting hardener for pure epoxy or epoxy/polyester resins powder
5-dihydro-2-phenyl-1H-imidazole coatings
Chemark 1374 Tetrakis (methoxymethyl) glycoluril White powder or granules Cross linking agent for powder coating formulations containing polyester and
acrylic polymers
A Cinkarna
Water-based ultrafine TiO2 dispersions
Type Description Surface modifier Main uses and principal characteristics
CCR 130 Ultrafine TiO2-dispersion SiO2, Al2O3 Translucent UV-protection for various substrates, for alkyd emulsions
CCR 150 Ultrafine TiO2-dispersion Al2O3, Fe2O3 Translucent UV-protection for various substrates, for acrylate dispersions
CCA 100 BS Ultrafine TiO2-dispersion Photocatalysis
Market(s) served: GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BENELUX, POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC, SLOVACIA
A CWK
Colloidal silica dispersions
Type Appearance Avg. Solid pH value Stabilizer Main uses and principal characteristics
particle Content at 25 °C
size [nm] [~ % m/m]
Köstrosol 0730 Opalescent 7 30 10 Na2O Colloid-disperse solution of SiO2 in water, additive to formulate heat and corrosion resistant
liquid coatings, improve of scratch resistance, improve of mechanical properties, to keep transpar-
ency, for fast curing systems, good green concrete strength
Köstrosol 1540 Opalescent 15 40 10 Na2O Colloid-disperse solution of SiO2 in water, additive to formulate heat and corrosion resistant
liquid coatings, improve of scratch resistance, improve of mechanical properties, as filler and
matting agent and as derivatisation component
Köstrosol AD 1530 Opalescent 15 30 6 Na2O Colloid-disperse solution of SiO2 in water, additive to formulate heat and corrosion resistant
liquid coatings, improve of scratch resistance, improve of mechanical properties, good compatibili-
ty with many additives, universal use
Köstrosol 3550 Milky 45–50 50 10 Na2O Colloid-disperse solution of SiO2 in water, additive to formulate heat and corrosion resistant
liquid coatings, improve of scratch resistance, improve of mechanical properties, as filler and
matting agent, stable against various additaments, turbid effect
Köstrosol 2040 AS Opalescent to 20 40 9 NH3 Colloid-disperse solution of SiO2 in water, additive to formulate heat and corrosion resistant
slight turbid coatings, improve of scratch resistance, improve of mechanical properties, as filler and
liquid matting agent, as derivatisation component and especially suitable for alkali-sensitive
applications
Köstrosol® is a registered trademark of Chemiewerk Bad Köstritz GmbH.

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A CWK
Micronised silica powders
Type H2O [%] Avg. particle BET surface pH value Application

size d50 [m2/g]
[μm]
Köstropur 020408 max. 3 4 250–400 5.5–7.5 Filler for certain plastics (PA6, PA66, PMMA etc.) to improve mechanical properties
Köstropur 020508 max. 3 5 250–400 5.5–7.5 For plastics as an anti-blocking agent, untreated, (PP/PE)
Köstropur 100808 8–12 7 300–420 5.5–7.5 Filler for certain plastics (PA6, PA66, PMMA etc.) to improve mechanical properties
Köstropur 020612 max. 3 6 4.0–7.0 For plastics as an anti-blocking agent (PP/PE)
Köstropur 021012 max. 3 10 250–400 5.5–7.5 For plastics as an anti-blocking agent (PP/PE)
Köstropur 050618 max. 5 6 200–320 4.0–7.0 Matting agent for coatings and paints
Köstropur 050818 max. 5 9 200–320 4.0–7.0 Matting agent for coatings and paints
Köstropur W050618 max. 5 6 200–320 4.0–7.0 Matting agent for coatings and paints; organic surface treatment
Köstropur W050818 max. 5 9 200–320 4.0–7.0 Matting agent for coatings and paints; organic surface treatment
Depending on application all products are available with different water content and particle size.
Köstropur® is a registered trademark of Chemiewerk Bad Köstritz GmbH.
Additives | 15 |
| 16 | Additives
B WorléeCryl
Acrylic resins, solvent-based, containing hydroxyl groups
Type OH-content Flash point Viscosity 20 °C, Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
on solids [%] DIN EN del.form, Brookf., [%]
22719 [°C] ISO 2555 [mPa·s]
W’Cryl A 1135 3.5 approx. 23 3,000–4,000 60 Acrylate copolymer for the manufacture of industrial coatings with very good
Viscosity, Rheo in xylene resistance against water and other agents
meter, 20 °C,
C 35/1 °, 250 s-1
W’Cryl A 1218 1.8 approx. 26 5,000–7,000 50 High reactivity and long pot life, for fast drying wood and furniture lacquers, CAB
in BAc 98/100 compatible
W’Cryl A 1220 2.0 approx. 26 1,000–2,000 60 Acrylate copolymer for the manufacture of high quality plastic coatings
in BAc 98/100
W’Cryl A 1320 2.0 approx. 26 2,000–3,000 50 For high quality wood and furniture lacquers, good initial drying
in BAc 98/100
W’Cryl A 2116 1.6 approx. 47 2,000–2,500 60 For fast drying industrial paint with good gloss, also for decorative paint –
in arom. in combination with WorléeThix A 2125 – for effect finishes
HC 155–180
W’Cryl A 2126 2.6 approx. 23 1,000–3,000 60 Can be crosslinked with aliphatic polyisocyanates to formulate two component
in xylene systems for metal, wood and plastics, the aliphatic system shows excellent hardness,
approx. 25 good chemical resistance and a good outdoor durability
60
in n-butyl acetate
W’Cryl A 2130 3.0 approx. 25 3,500–7,000 60 For two component industrial paints with good mechanical propertties and high gloss
in X/BAc/arom. with good outdoor durability
HC 155–180
W’Cryl A 2141 4.1 approx. 26 25,000–35,000 70 For high quality air- and forced drying paints on metal, wood and plastics
in BAc 98/100
W’Cryl A 2210 1.0 approx. 47 17,000–22,000 60 For very fast drying primers and fillers with very good adhesion properties
in arom. on different substates, also usable as a one component system
HC 155–180
W’Cryl A 2218 1.8 approx. 25 500–2,000 50 For air- and forced drying 2 pack primers, fillers & top coats with excellent
in X/BAc (9:1) adhesion on steel, aluminium and zinc
W’Cryl A 2230 W 3.0 50–55 max. 20,000 44 Water emulsified hydroxyacrylate for the production of exterior resistant
in water/ isocyanate cross-linked two component top coats with outstanding drying
solvent blend properties, film hardness and gloss
W’Cryl A 2241 W 4.1 50–55 max. 25,000 45 Water emulsified hydroxyacrylate for the production of isocyanate crosslinked
in water/ exterior resistant two component top coats which exhibit long potlife,
solvent blend high gloss and good adhesion properties
W’Cryl A 2335 3.5 25 4,000–6,000 60 For formulating high quality air- and forced drying top and clear coats,
in X/BAc/Solvesso fast hardness development and very good adhesion for different metals
100 (2:1:1)
W’Cryl A 2445 4.5 approx. 25 3,000–5,000 60 For high quality industrial and machine paints; also for car repair finishes
in X/BAc/arom. with excellent UV-stability
HC 155–180
approx. 49 8,000–12,000 60
in arom.
HC 155–180
W’Cryl A 3160 6.0 25–30 2,000–3,000 60 Acrylate copolymer for the manufacture of high quality, especially
in BAc/MPA resistant top coats
W'Cryl A 5125 W approx. 2.5 max. 2,000 42 A water emulsified hydroxyacrylate for the production of isocyanate cross-linked
in water two component top coats which exhibit long pot-life and good adhesion properties;
formulated without organic solvents
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B WorléeCryl
Acrylic resins, solvent-based, thermoplastic
Type Flash point DIN Flow time 20 °C Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
EN 22719 DIN 53211-4 [%]
[°C] [s]
W’Cryl L 241 approx. 60 80–120 60 Neutral low odour acrylic resin, mainly for wall and ceiling paints, very good insulating
(40 % in isop. HC 170–200) in isop. coat for nicotine, chimney and water spots, for chlorine free formulations, without
HC 170–200 plasticizer
W’Cryl L 2380 35–40 approx. 500 mPa·s 50 Physically drying thermoplastic acrylic resin for different coating systems improving
(del. form, 20 °C, ISO 2555) in dearom. hardness and gloss
HC 160–200
W’Cryl L 2580 approx. 68 Viscosity, 23 °C, del. form, Brookfield, 70 Neutral, soft, low odour acrylic resin mainly used or wall and ceiling paints, low
ISO 2555, 3.000–7.000 mPa·s in isop. VOC, very good insulating coat for nicotine, chimney and water spots
HC 170–200
W’Cryl L 2822 approx. 40 Viscosity, Rheom. 23 °C, C60/2°, 70 Self crosslinking thermoplastic acrylic copolymer to be used as resin of addition
50S-1, DIN EN ISO 3219, 5.000– in dearom. in low VOC industrial paints to improve drying and film surface hardness
10.000 mPa·s HC 160–200
approx. 23 Viscosity, 23 °C, del. form, Brookfield, 75

ISO 2555, 8.000–10.000 mPa·s in xylene
B WorléeCryl
Acrylic resins, water-based dispersions, solutions
Type Monomer Non volat. pH value Density MFT Viscosity 20 °C, Main uses and principal characteristics
content DIN 53785 DIN 51757 [°C] del. form
DIN EN ISO [g/cm3] Brookfield,
3251 ISO 2555
[%] [mPa·s]
W’Cryl 7107 Methacrylic 40 7.2–8.0 1.07 > 95 max. 500 As mixing component universally suitable for improving film hardness,
copolymer emulsion sandability, blocking resistance and stackability
W’Cryl 7120 Styrene acrylic 49 8.2–9.0 1.09 15 200–800 Corrosion inhibiting primers on different metals (e.g. iron, aluminium),
emulsion ood weather resistance
W’Cryl 7135 Styrene acrylic 42 7.5–8.5 1.04 39 max. 1,000 Topcoats on metal, wood, plastics (PS, ABS), also for temporary anti-corrosive
emulsion primers on metal, can be combined with water-thinnable alkyd resins
W’Cryl 7137 Styrene acrylic 42 7.5–8.5 1.04 28 max. 200 Allround emulsion for top coats on plastic, metal, wood and for corrosion inhibit-
emulsion ing primers with very good adhesion on steel and low water absorption
W’Cryl 7158 Styrene acrylic 49 7.5–8.0 1.06 5 max. 500 Self-crosslinking styrene modified acrylic emulsion for primers with excellent
copolymer emulsion results in corrosion protection tests
W'Cryl 7177 Core-shell-dispersion 45 7.0–8.0 1.06 5 < 500 Core-shell-dispersion for the production of solvent-free decorative paints and
glazings
W’Cryl 7189 Methacrylic 49 7.0–8.0 1.08 16 max. 200 Flexible binder for wall Fast setting, high initial
copolymer emulsion
W'Cryl 7377 Modified styrene 45 7.8–8.9 1.06 0 < 200 Especially suitable for the production of slip-resistant coatings for insulation
copolymer emulsion boards
W’Cryl 7410 Pure acrylic 45 8.0–9.0 1.06 39 max. 500 Self-crosslinking acrylic polymer for the formu lation of aqueous furniture
lacquers with good resistance against household chemicals
W’Cryl 7450 Pure acrylic 45 7.0–8.0 1.06 0 max. 500 Good blocking stability, in combination with PU-dispersion wood, parquet
emulsion lacquers and top coats for wood can be formulated
W’Cryl 7461 Pure acrylic 55 7.0–8.0 1.06 0 max. 500 Self-crosslinking pure acrylic emulsion with high solid content for formulating
emulsion block-resistant, high gloss emulsion paints with very good levelling properties,
low VOC value in pigmented top coats, solvent-free formulations are possible for
glazings and colourless systems
W'Cryl 7745 Cationic acrylic 45 4.0–5.0 1.10 g/ml 15 < 300 Is used for the production of pigmented sealing primers and topcoats for wood
copolymer emulsion at 20 °C and nicotine isolating paints with high water resistance
W'Cryl 7940 Acrylate copolymer 50 8.3–8.7 1.07 0 1,000–2,000 Excellently suitable for the manufacture of dispersion paints for indoor and
emulsion outdoor application
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B WorléeCryl
Acrylic resins, water-based dispersions, solutions, emulsions
DIN EN ISO [g/cm3] Brookfield, ISO
3251 2555
[%] [mPa·s]
W’Cryl 7463 Pure acrylic 55 7.0–8.0 1.02 13 200–800 Self-crosslinking pure acrylic emulsion for the formulation of
emulsion blocking resistant, high gloss brushable paints with a low
VOC-content
W’Cryl 7520 Acrylic emulsion 50 8.5–9.0 1.05 14 1,600–2,400 For manufacturing dispersion paints for indoor and outdoor
application and coloured quartz sand plaster
W’Cryl 7712 W Pure acrylic solution, 26 approx. 5.0 1.04 300–800 Filler and colourless sealants for wood, excellent insulating
cationic against bleeding, pigmented and transparent, nicotine insulating
paints
W’Cryl 8025 Pure acrylic solution 25 8.0–9.0 1.02 200–800 For production of roller coatings and primers on wood
W’Cryl 7123 Acrylic, copolymer 60 ± 1 7.0–8.0 1.07 100–500 High flexible roof coatings, sealing compounds, adhesives,
dispersion excellent weather resistance
W’Cryl 7126 Acrylic dispersion 62 ± 1 5.5–6.5 1.05 100–1,000 Acrylic dispersion for the formulation of colorless joint sealers
W’Cryl CH-X-2158 Pure acrylic ~61 5.5–6.5 ~1.05 0 100–1500 Special binders for production of thermal insulating coatings
dispersion based on WorléeShield technology (e.g safe-touch, anti-conden-
sation, insluation), easy incorporation of voluminous insulation
fillers such as hydrophobic aerogels (see page 13), high elasticity
(CH-X-2159 > CH-X-2158) even at low temperatures, good water
resistance and adhesion to various substrates, combination of
both binders with WorléeAdd 8905 (see page 7) allows sprayable
coatings, crackfree even in thick films, optional flame retardant
properties with WorléeAdd FR 5000 (see page 7)
W’Cryl CH-X-2159 Pure acrylic ~59 5.5–6.5 ~1.06 0 150–2,500
dispersion
B WorléeCryl
Acrylic resins, water-based dispersions and solutions for printing inks and OPV's
DIN EN ISO [g/cm3] Brookfield, ISO
3251 [%] 2555 [mPa·s]
WĆryl 8025 Acrylic resin solution 25 8.0–9.0 1.02 200–800 General purpose
WĆryl 8025 M Acrylic resin solution 25 8.0–9.0 1.02 200–800 Solvent-free pigment pastes
MEA-neutralized
WĆryl 8040 Acrylic resin solution 40 8.0–9.0 1.02 2,500–3,000 General purpose
water/IPA 2:1
WĆryl 8043 Acrylic resin solution 40 8.0–9.0 1.01 3,000–4,000 For high pigment concentrations
water/IPA 2:1
MEA-neutralized
WĆryl 8060 Acrylic resin solution 40 8.0–9.0 1.04 max. 2,000 Solvent-free, high solid resin
WĆryl 8222 Styrene copolymer 40 8.0–8.5 1.06 0 3,000–5,000 For matt overprint varnishes
dispersion
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B WorléeCryl
Acrylic resins, water-based dispersions and solutions for printing inks and OPV´s
DIN EN [g/cm3] Brookfield, ISO
ISO 3251 2555
[%] [mPa·s]
W’Cryl 8263 Styrene acrylate 52 8.5–9.5 1.06 0 300–800 Heat resistance, high gloss
dispersion
DMEA-neutralized
W’Cryl 8273 Styrene acrylate 45 7.5–8.5 1.06 50 max. 1,000 High gloss OPV´s
dispersion
W’Cryl 8290 Styrene acrylate 45 8.0–8.5 1.07 70 400–600 High gloss, fast drying, excellent block- and water resistance
dispersion
W’Cryl 8410 Alkaline soluble acrylic 40 5.0–7.0 1.06 8 max. 100 Low MFT, high flexibility, excellent adhesion
dispersion anionic dis-
persion system
WĆryl 8470 Acrylatharzlösung 25 8.0–9.0 1.04 < 500 Cross linkable with melamine resin
DMEA-neutralisiert
WĆryl 8545 Acrylatdispersion 50 4.0–6.0 1.06 3 50–300 For blister lacquers
WĆryl 8721 Acrylatharzlösung 30 5.5 1.05 200–400 Cationic, good adhesion to plastics
B WorléeDex
Starch copolymer dispersions for printing inks and OPV´s
Type Monomer Non volat. pH value Density MFT Viscosity 20°C, del. Main uses and principal characteristics
content DIN EN DIN 53785 DIN [°C] form Brookfield, ISO
ISO 3251 [%] 51757 2555 [mPas]
[g/cm³]
W´Dex 1177 Starch copolymer 40 3.0–5.0 1.06 28 < 800 Ammonia and amine free
dispersion
W´Dex 1182 Starch copolymer 50 7.5–9.0 1.04 28 < 300 For thin papers, ammonia and amine free
dispersion
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B WorléeKyd
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, short-oil, air-drying
Type Oil Oil type Phth. Color Acid value Flow time 20 °C Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] anhyd. DIN ISO 4630, DIN EN DIN 53211-4 [s] [%]
[%] Gardner ISO 3682
[mgKOH/g]
W’Kyd AC 2550 25 Drying vegetable 17 max. 5 max. 10 150–210 60 Is mainly recommended for very fast
fatty acids (50 % in ws (50 % in ws in white spirit drying primers and top coats
135–175) 135–175) 135–175
max. 5 200–260 60
(50 % in dearom. (50 % in dearom.HC in dearomat.
HC 140–165) 140–165) KW 140–165
W’Kyd AC 2551 25 Drying vegetable 17 max. 5 max. 10 90–150 60 Is mainly recommended for very fast
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene drying primers and top coats
W’Kyd AC 2943 approx. 29 Drying vegetable approx. 19 max. 5 max. 12 30-60 75 Is mainly recommended for fast drying
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene low VOC primers, outstanding broad
adhesion on different substrates, a very
max. 5 30-60 75 good recoatability and good corrosion
(50 % in butyl (50 % in butyl in butyl acetate protective properties
acetate) acetate)
W’Kyd L 138 38 Linseed and 19 max. 10 max. 15 250–300 60 Phenolic mod., for fast drying primers
tung oil (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene and top coats, putties and fillers
W’Kyd LH 3702 38 Linseed and 25 max. 10 max. 20 90–130 50 Dearomatic base and top coats,
tung oil (40 % in dearom. (40 % in dearom. in dearom. air-drying
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd MH 38 39 Mixed 38 max. 15 max. 25 140–170 60 Primers and top coats, good elasticity
fatty acids and (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene and resistance properties
tung oil
W’Kyd MH 42 42 Drying vegetable 24 max. 15 max. 20 120–150 60 Primers and topcoats, “Laroflex“ (BASF)
fatty acids (50 % in ws (50 % in ws in ws 135–175 compatibility
135–175) 135–175)
max. 15 50–70 60
(50 % in dearom. (40 % in dearom. in dearom.
HC 140–165) HC 140–165) HC 140–165
W’Kyd MH 439 39 Mixed 32 max. 10 max. 25 100–130 60 Phenolic-modified, fast drying primers
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene and top coats, ”Laroflex“ (BASF)
compatibility
max. 10 140–170 60
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws in ws 135–175/
135–175/ Solv.PM) 135–175/Solv. PM) Solv.PM
W’Kyd S 3001 30 Drying vegetable 35 max. 10 max. 12 20–35 75 Low viscous, fast drying alkyd resin for
fatty acids (50 % in xylene/ (50 % in xylene/ in xylene manufacturing low VOC industrial
Solv.PM 8:2) Solv. PM) Solv. PM (8:2) primers and top coats
W’Kyd SM 340 40 Drying vegetable 30 max. 10 max. 20 130–170 60 Fast drying primers and top coats, good
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene elasticity, good resistance properties
W’Kyd SM 400 34 Drying vegetable 30 max. 10 max. 20 90–110 60 Fast drying primers and paints with
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene excellent durability, with amino resins
reactive stoving eTypels with good
stability, ”Laroflex“ (BASF) compatibility
W’Kyd SM 426 26 Drying vegetable 40 max. 10 max. 15 90–110 60 Very fast drying alkyd resin for air- and
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene forced drying primers and top coats
W’Kyd SM 433 33 Drying vegetable 38 max. 10 max. 15 60–80 60 Fast drying primers and top coats, high
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene solids, low thermoplasticity, partial
”Laroflex“ (BASF) compatibility
W’Kyd TT 3502 35 Drying vegetable 24 max. 15 max. 20 60–70 80 Low viscous, fast drying alkyd resin for
fatty acids (60 % in xylene) (60 % in xylene) in xylene low VOC industrial primers
W’Kyd V 298 38 Drying vegetable 25 max. 10 max. 20 90–130 55 Fast drying primers, very good elasticity
fatty acids (40 % in ws (40 % in ws in ws 135–175 and durability, dilutable with white spirit
135–175) 135–175)
Binders | 21 |
B WorléeKyd
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, medium-oil, air-drying
Type Oil Oil type Phth. Color Acid value Flow time Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] anhyd. DIN ISO 4630, DIN EN 20 °C [%]
[%] Gardner ISO 3682 DIN 53211-4
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Kyd B 845 45 Special 25 max. 10 max. 15 80–100 55 Fast drying radiator paints, automotive and machinery
fatty acids (40 % in ws (40 % in ws in ws 145–195 refinishing enamels with good gloss, Laroflex (BASF)
145–195) 145–195) compatibility
max. 10 5,500–8,000 70
(del. form) mPa·s (Rheometer in xylene
20 °C, C35/1°,
100 s-1)
W’Kyd B 850 U 45 Special 17 max. 10 max.15 80–120 50 Extremely fast drying, urethane-modified, for primers
fatty acids (40 % in ws (40 % in ws in ws 145–195/ and topcoats, good recoatability
145–195) 145–195) xylene
W’Kyd B 4901 49 Cotton oil 24 max. 10 max.12 60–70 50 Fast drying, for air- and forced drying industrial, vehicle
(40 % in dearomat. (40 % in dearomat. in dearomat. and machine paints as well as dearomat. do-it yourself
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200 and radiator paints
W’Kyd B 4901 nv 49 Cotton oil 24 max. 10 max.12 65–75 75 Fast drying, for air- and forced drying industrial,vehicle
(55 % in dearomat. (55 % in dearomat. in dearomat. and machine paints as well as dearomat. do-it yourself
HC 160–200/ HC 160–200/ HC 160–200/ and radiator paints
methoxypropanol methoxypropanol methoxypro-
3/1) 3/1) panol 3/1)
W'Kyd DS 4005 approx. Special vegetable 17 max. 5 max. 15 80–120 80 Low viscous, short oil, silicone modified alkyd resin; it is
40 fatty acids (60 % in dearomat. (60 % in dearomat. in dearomat. suitable for the production of high quality top- and one
KW 160–s200/ KW 160–200/ KW 160–200/ layer coats; paints on basis W´Kyd DS 4005 show good
methoxypropanol methoxypropanol methoxypro- drying and through drying, high permanent elasticity,
2:1) 2:1) panol 2:1 good adhesion on different substrates and high outdoor
resistance; in addition these paints enable a good
corrosion protection
W’Kyd BS 830 45 Special fatty 17 max. 10 max.15 55–70 60 Silicone-modified alkyd resin for high quality industrial
acids, silicone (50 % in ws (50 % in ws in ws 145–195 and maintenance paints with very good drying
modified 145–195) 145–195) properties, high gloss retention and corrosion
resistance
max. 10 170–220 60
(50 % in isop. HC (50 % in isop. in isop. HC
170–200 HC 170–200) 170–200
max. 10 120–150 60
(50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. in dearomat.
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd BS 5005 50 Special vegetable 15 max. 5 max.15 25–40 80 Low viscous, air-drying, silicone-modified alkyd resin for
fatty acids (50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. in dearomat. industrial and house paints, low VOC
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd BSA 5015 approx.. Special vegetable max. 5 max.12 40–60 85 Low viscous, air-drying, especially modified alkyd resin
49 fatty acids (60 % in dearomat. in dearomat. with good resistance properties for decorative and house
HC 160–200) HC 160–200 paints, low VOC
W’Kyd BT 5001 50 Special vegetable 24 max. 10 max.12 60–70 65 Fast drying alkyd resin for low VOC house paints and
fatty acids (50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. in dearomat. dearomatized machine-, industrial and D.I.Y.-paints
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd FC 555 55 Special 16 max. 10 max.10 70–100 50 Fast drying, low odour and dearomatized radiator
fattyb acids (40 % in isop. (40 % in isop. in isop. and D.I.Y.-paints with high gloss and good yellowing
HC 170–200) KW 170–200) HC 170–200 resistance
18 max. 10 max.10 35–50 55

HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160-200
W’Kyd S 351 51 Soya oil 23 max. 10 max. 15 130–170 50 White undercoatings, mat and semi gloss enamels with
(40 % in isop. (40 % in dearomat. in dearomat. good flow properties
HC 180–220) HC 180–220) HC 180–220
max. 10 25–35 60
HC 180–220) HC 180–220) HC 180–220
| 22 | Binders
B WorléeKyd
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, medium-oil, air-drying
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Kyd S 351 nv nv 51 Soya oil 23 max. 10 max.15 9,000–16,000 60 Undercoatings, silkgloss and mat enamels
(del. form) mPa·s (Rheometer in isop. HC with good flow properties
20 °C, C35/1°, 170–200
100 s-1)
W’Kyd S 549 50 Soya oil 27 max. 10 max.15 50–65 55 Fast drying automotive and machinery
(40 % in ws (40 % in ws in ws 145–195 refinishing enamels
145–195) 145–195)
max. 10 100–130 55
(45 % in ws (45 % in ws in ws 135–175
135–175) 135–175)
W’Kyd SO 554 55 Soya oil 15 max. 10 max.10 70–100 55 Fast drying, low odour, dearomatized
(40 % in dearomat. (40 % in isop. in isop. HC machinery ind. and D.I.Y. paints
HC 170–200) HC 170–200) 170–200
W’Kyd V 162 41 Special 28 max. 10 max.20 40–70 55 Extremely fast drying car refinishing,
fatty acids (40 % in ws (40 % in ws in ws 145–195/X machinery and industrial paints with
145–195) 145–195) high gloss, good through drying
W’Kyd V 162 nv max. 10 max.10 130–150 60
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws in ws 135–175
135–175) 135–175)
W’Kyd V 543 50 Special 24 max. 10 max.15 50–70 55 Fast drying car refinishing, machinery
fatty acids (40 % in ws (40 % in ws in ws 145–195/X and industrial paints with high gloss,
145–195) 145–195) good through-drying
80–120 55
(40 % in ws in ws 145–195
145–195)
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B WorléeKyd
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, long-oil, air-drying
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Kyd AC 6030 60 Special vegetable max. 5 max. 10 65–105 85 Acrylated alkyd resin with good and
fatty acids (70 % in dearomat. (70 % in dearomat. in dearomat. yellowing resistance, mainly for the use
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200 in low VOC house and decorative paints
W’Kyd B 865 65 Cotton/Soya 22 max. 8 max. 15 70–90 60 High quality house, decorative and
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws in ws 145–195 D.I.Y.-paints with good flow, high gloss,
45–195) 145–195) good outdoor resistance
W’Kyd B 865 nv 65 22 max. 8 max. 15 40–50 65
(50 % in dearomat. (dearomat.HC in dearomat.
HC 160–200) 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd B 868 68 Vegetable 21 max. 10 max. 15 20–40 70 High quality gloss paints, excellent
fatty acids (50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. in dearomat. brusha-bility, gloss retention and good
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200 drying properties
W'Kyd R 6048 approx. 68 Vegetable max. 10 max. 15 Viscosity: 75 Long-oil low-viscosity drying alkyd based
fatty acids 2,500–6,500 in dearomat. on vegetable fatty acids for high quality
mPa·s (Rheometer, KW 160–200 air-drying gloss paints
20 °C, C 35/1°,
250 s-1)
W’Kyd B 870 69 Vegetable 21 max. 10 max. 15 60–80 75 House paints with good brushability,
fatty acids (60 % in ws (60 % in ws in ws 145–195 high film build, good flow and excellent
145–195) 145–195) gloss retention
max. 10 90–130 75
(60 % in isop. (60 % in isop. in isop. HC
HC 170–200) HC 170–200) 170–200
Special max. 10 60–80 75

fatty acids (60 % in dearomat. (60 % in dearomat. in dearomat.
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
max. 10 100–125 75
HC 180–200) HC 180–200) HC 180–200
W’Kyd E 55 63 Special 17 max. 10 max. 10 200–300 70 In comb. with medium-oil alkyds for
fatty acids, (60 % in ws (60 % in ws in ws 145–195 high quality car repair finishes and
urethane- 145–195) 145–195) industrial paints
modified
max. 10 50–80 70
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd L 6800 68 Linseed oil 22 max. 10 max. 10 50–80 81 Anti-corrosive, D.I.Y.- and house-paints
(50 % in dearomat. (55 % in dearomat. in dearomat. with high film build and good flow
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200 properties
W’Kyd L 7904 79 Linseed oil 18 max. 10 max. 15 Viscosity: approx. 100 High solid clear lacquers, wood glazings,
(del. form) approx. 100 % and high solid primers
8,000–10,000
mPa·s (20 °C,
Haake Rotovisko,
C 35/1, D = 250
s -1)
W’Kyd L 8004 80 Linseed oil 18 max. 10 max. 15 30–40 98–100 Very low viscous alkyd resin for wood
(del. form) (70 % in dearomat. impregnation and wood glazings
HC 160–200)
W’Kyd P 151 64 Special 22 max. 10 max. 10 130–190 approx. 100 Very low viscous, for high conc. pigment
fatty acids (80 % in ws (80 % in ws preparations, very good compatibility
145–195) 145–195) properties
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B WorléeKyd
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, long-oil, air-drying
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Kyd RS 2174 74 Special < 10 max. 6 Viscosity: solvent-free Combination resin for other alkyd resins,
fatty acids < 750 mPa·s improving penetration, decreasing
(Rheometer, 20 °C, viscosity, VOC reduction, sole binder for
C35/1°, 250 s1) wood care and coating products
W'Kyd 1290 approx. 90 Linseed oil max. 15 max. 15 approx. 100 Extremely low viscous alkyd resin,
especially suitable for the manufacture
of low VOC an VOC-free parquet-, terrace-
and maintenance oils and also of wood
stains and glazings; it shows especially
very good penetration, permanent
elasticity and weather resistance
W’Kyd S 6400 hv 63 Soya oil 26 max. 10 max.12 120–150 60 Consumer, decorative, D.I.Y.- and
(50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. in dearomat. anti-corrosive paints
HC 160–200) HC 160– 200) HC 160–200
(50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. 60

HC 180–220) HC 180–220) in dearomat.
HC 180–220
W’Kyd S 7304 73 Soya oil 20 max. 8 (del. form) max.11 Viscosity: approx. 100 Low viscous, air-drying, long-oil alkyd
47,000–55,000 resin for decorative and house paints,
mPa·s (20 °C, low VOC
Haake Rotovisko,
C 35/1, D = 50 s-1)
W’Kyd SB 6401 64 Special 19 max. 10 max.18 80–120 90 Low viscous, air-drying, long-oil alkyd
fatty acids (70 % in dearomat. (70 % in dearomat. in dearomat. resin for decorative and house paints,
HC 180–220) HC 180–220) HC 180–220 low VOC
max. 10 60–80 98–100

(70 % in dearomat. (70 % in dearomat.
HC 160–200) HC 160–200)
W’Kyd SC 965 65 Special vegetable 22 max. 10 max.15 35–50 70 High quality house paints, very good
fatty acids (50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. in dearomat. brushability, flow and levelling, high
HC 180–220) HC 180–220) HC 180–220 gloss
W’Kyd SD 7003 70 Special vegetable max. 10 max.15 Viscosity: 85 Low viscous, air-drying, long-oil alkyd
fatty acids (60 % in dearomat. 4,000–12,000 in dearomat. resin for decorative and house paints,
HC 160–200) mPa·s (20°C, HC 160–200 low VOC
Rheometer,
C35/1°, 250 s-1)
W’Kyd SD 7200 72 Special vegetable < 10 < 15 2,000–5,000 mPa·s 85 Low viscous, long-oil air-drying alkyd
fatty acids (60 % in dearomat. (20 °C, Rheometer, in dearomat. resin for the production of decorative
HC 160–200) C35/1°, 250 s-1) HC 160–200 and house paints, low VOC
W’Kyd SD 8300 approx. 83 Special max. 10 max.15 Viscosity, 100 Low viscous, air-drying, long-oil alkyd resin
fatty acids Rheometer, for decorative and house paints, low
20 °C, C35/1°, VOC, especially suitable as combination
100 s-1: 3,000– partner for other alkyd resins
5,000 mPa·s
W’Kyd T 7800 78 Special vegetable < 10 max.15 Viscosity, approx. 100 Low viscous, air-drying, long-oil alkyd
fatty acids Rheometer, resin for house paints, glazings, D.I.Y.-
20 °C, C 35/1°, and anticorrosive-paints
100 s -1: 6,500–
12,000 mPa.s
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B WorléeKyd
Alkyd resins, long-oil, urethane-modified
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Kyd B 865 U 62 Vegetable 16 max. 10 max. 10 70–100 55 Urethane-modified, for wood varnishes,
fatty acids (50 % in ws (50 % in ws in ws 145–195 floor coatings and industrial primers
145–195) 145–195) and top coats
max. 10 80–100 55
(50 % in isop. (50 % in isop. in isop.
KW 170–200) HC 170–200) KW 170–200
max. 10 80–100 55
HC 180–220) HC 180–220) HC 180–220
max. 10 70–90 55
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd B 865 U nv 62 Vegetable 16 max. 10 max. 10 45–60 60 Urethane-modified, for wood varnishes,
fatty acids (50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. in dearomat. floor coatings and industrial primers
HC 180–220) HC 180–220) HC 180–220 and top coats
W’Kyd S 5703 57 Soya oil 21 max. 5 max. 10 Viscosity: 55 Aliphatic urethane-modified alkyd resin,
fatty acids (50 % in ws 5,000–7,000 mPa·s in ws 145–195 use as B 865 U with better yellowing
145–195) (Lff.,20 °C, DIN resistance
53015)
max. 8
(50 % in dearomat. 40–55
HC 160–200) (45 % in dearomat.
HC 160–200)
W’Kyd S 6003 60 Soya oil 19 max. 10 max. 5 23–33 51 Use as B 865 U with faster drying and
fatty acids (40 % in dearomat. (40 % in dearomat. in dearomat. harder film properties
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
16 max. 10 2,500–3,500 50
(del. form) mPa·s (Lff., 20 °C, in isop.HC
DIN 53015) 150–180
W’Kyd S 6003 hv 59 Soya oil 18 max. 10 max. 5 30–40 50 Use as S 6003 with even faster drying
fatty acids (40 % in dearomat. (40 % in dearomat. in dearomat.
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200
W’Kyd SD 6403 64 Special 12 max. 6 max. 10 55–80 55 Special urethane-modified alkyd resin
fatty acids (45 % in dearomat. (45 % in dearomat. in dearomat. with good adhesion properties e.g.
HC 160–200) HC 160–200) HC 160–200 for renovation coatings on UV parquet
sealers
W’Kyd SD 6803 68 Special vegetable max. 10 max. 15 Viscosity, 75 Low viscous, urethane alkyd resin for
fatty acids (60 % in dearomat. Rheometer, 20 °C, in dearomat. decorative and house paints, low VOC,
HC 160–200) C35/1°, 250 s–1: HC 160–200 especially suitable as combination
7,000–10,000 mPa·s partner to improve drying, through
drying and hardness
W’Kyd V 5241 U 81 Linseed oil max. 10 max. 3 Viscosity: approx. 100 Low viscous, oil-modified polyurethane
(del. form) 10,000–15,000 for high-solid environmentally friendly
mPa·s (Lff., 20 °C, coating systems
DIN 53015)
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B WorléeKyd
Alkyd resins, solvent-based, stoving/reactive/NC-combination
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Kyd C 628 28 Saturated 47 max. 10 max. 15 40–60 70 High quality non yellowing stoving enam-
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene els, NC-and PU-coatings, colourless and
pigmented, OH-content (on solids)
2.0–2.4 %
W’Kyd C 628 32 Specially 37 max. 10 max. 18 40–60 65 NC-lacquers with properties as acid curing
modified (50 % in BAc) (50 % in BAc) in butyl acetate systems but without formaldehyde,
fatty acids aromatic free, hydroxyl-content (on solids)
2.7–3.3 %
W’Kyd C 640 38 Saturated 37 max. 10 max. 15 40–60 60 NC-lacquers with fast solvent release,
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene good yellowing resistance and recoatability
for paper and wood
W’Kyd C 641 42 Saturated 32 max. 10 max. 15 60–80 80 High quality NC-lacquers and one compo-
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in BAc) in BAc nent acid curing finishes with high film
build and fast solvent release, forwood, foil
and paper
W’Kyd C 743 hs 12 Synthetic 40 max. 10 max. 20 40–60 80 High solids one component stoving paints
fatty acicds (60 % in aromat. (60 % in aromat. in aromat. with high reactivity and very good
HC 155–180) HC 155–180) HC 155–180 mechanical properties, OH-content
(on solids) 3.0–3.6 %
W’Kyd CD 32 32 Special 48 max. 8 25–40 80–130 60 In combination with suitable amino resins
fatty acids (45 % in xylene) (45 % in xylene) in xylene for very reactive primers and top coats
with good storage stability, crosslinking
with isocyanate is also possible,
OH-content (on solids) 2.6–3.0 %
W’Kyd M 932 32 Vegetable 38 max. 10 max. 18 40–60 60 Stoving primers and topcoats with high
fatty acids (40 % in xylene) (40 % in xylene) in xylene reactivity and good mechanical properties.
Excellent viscosity stability, stoving cond.
100–140 °C
W’Kyd RM 232 32 Conjug. and 37 max. 10 max. 15 100–120 70 Acid catalysed finishes, fast curing with
saturated (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in BAc 98/100 good elasticity and resistance, sufficient
fatty acids potlife, NC-compatible, isocyanatecurable
W’Kyd SH 380 38 Special 34 max. 10 max. 15 90–110 70 Acid catalysed finishes, fast curing with
fatty acids (60 % in BAc) (60 % in BAc) in BAc 98/100 good elasticity and resistance, sufficient
potlife, NC-compatible, isocyanatecurable
W’Kyd SM 400 34 Drying vegetable 30 max. 10 max. 20 90–110 60 In combination with amino resins for high
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene reactive stoving primers and top coats
W’Kyd SM 426 26 Drying vegetable 40 max. 10 max. 15 90–110 60 In combination with amino resins for high
fatty acids (50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene reactive stoving primers and top coats
W’Kyd T 735 36 Tall oil 35 max. 10 max. 15 60–70 60 Stoving primers and topcoats with medium
(50 % in xylene) (50 % in xylene) in xylene reactivity and good mechanical properties,
curing conditions: 10 min./160 °C or
30 min./130 °C
Binders | 27 |
B WorléeThix
Alkyd resins, acrylic resins, solvent-based, thixotropic
Type Oil Oil type Phth. Color Acid value Viscosity, Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] anhyd. DIN ISO 4630, DIN EN 20 °C Dmax=391/s [%]
[%] Gardner ISO 3682 DIN 53018,
[mgKOH/g] part 1
[mPa·s]
W’Thix A 1420 2.0 % approx. 1 max. 12 Thixotropic 50 Thixotropic, hydroxyfunctional pure acrylate for
OH-content (del. form) soft gel in butyl acetate two component finishing lacquers
W’Thix A 2125 2.5 % max. 1 1,000–2,000 50 Thixotropic styrene acrylic for thick layer coatings and
OH-content (del. form) in xylene textured finishes
W'Thix A 2126 approx. 2.3 % approx. 1 Thixotropic 60 Can be crosslinked with aliphatic polyisocyanates to
OH-content gel in xylene formulate two component systems for metal, wood and
plastics; the aliphatic system shows excellent hardness,
60 good chemical resistance and a good outdoor durability
in 1-met oxy-2-
propyl acetate
60
in butyl acetate
W’Thix A 2242 W 4.2 % max. 1 Thixotropic 58 Thixotropic water-thinnable hydroxy acrylate for formulating
OH-content (del. form) gel in water/BAc/ high quality 2 component structure paints, as combination
EEP partner in aqueous 2 component top coats for improving
antisagging properties
W’Thix A 2313 1.3 % approx. 1 Thixotropic 60 Thixotropic acrylic resin which can be crosslinked with isocy-
OH-content (del. form) soft gel in aromat. anates for air- and forced drying industrial paints
HC 155–180
W’Thix D 46 40 max. 10 max. 4 Thixotropic 50 Thixotropic epoxy ester, air- and oven drying, for primers,
(del. form) soft gel in xylene industrial- and top coats, zinc dust coatings; thixotropy is not
fully degraded by temperature and polar substances
W’Thix L 7904 79 Linseed oil 18 max. 10 max. 15 Thixotropic 94 High solid clear lacquers, wood glazings, and high
(del. form) strong gel in xylene solid primers
W’Thix L 8050 80 Linseed oil max. 10 max. 15 Thixotropic 100 Thixotropic, long-oil alkyd resin, mostly used for wood
fatty acids (del. form) soft gel glazings, useable as sole binder as well
W’Thix MH 439 39 Special 32 max. 10 max. 25 Thixotropic 60 Thixotropic, long-oil alkyd resin, mostly used for wood
fatty acids (del. form) strong gel in xylene glazings, useable as sole binder as well
W’Thix S 2655 26 Special 40 max. 6 max. 15 Thixotropic 60 Thixotropic fast drying short-oil alkyd for primers, top and
vegetable (del. form) gel in xylene textured finishes, thick layer- and stoving systems; thixotropy
fatty acids is not fully degraded by temperature and polar substances
W’Thix S 6357 64 Soya oil 24 max. 6 max. 15 Thixotropic 40 Thixotropic long-oil alkyd resin, combination resin for house
(del. form) soft gel in ws 180–210 paints, wood glazings/thick layer; thixotropy is not fully
degraded by temperature and polar substances
40
Thixotropic in dearomat.
soft gel HC 180–220
W’Thix S 6358 64 Soya oil 24 max. 6 max. 15 Thixotropic 50 Pumpable thixotropic long-oil alkyd combination resin for
(del. form) soft gel in dearomat. building paints, wood glazings, thick layer; thixotropy is not
HC 180–220 totally degradable by temperature and polar solvents
W’Thix S 6455 64 Soya oil 25 max. 6 max. 15 Thixotropic 50 Strong thixotropic long-oil alkyd for thick layer coatings,
fatty acids (del. form) strong gel in ws wood glazings and clear coatings, temperature stable and
145–195 resistant against polar solvents
W’Thix SD 6051 60 Special 23 max. 10 max. 15 2,500–4,000 55 As V 747, but with improved resistance against polar
fatty acids (del. form) (C35/1, 391/s) in dearomat. substances
HC 160–200
3,000–4,500 55
(C35/1, 391/s) in dearomat.
HC 180–220
W’Thix 670 hs 61 Special mixed 21 max. 10 max. 15 Thixotropic 70 Thixotropic long-oil alkyd for primers, fillers, gloss and silk
fatty acids (del. form) gel in dearomat. gloss coatings, low VOC
HC 160–200
70
in dearomat.
HC 180–220
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B WorléeThix
Alkyd resins, acrylic resins, solvent-based, thixotropic
Type Oil Oil type Phth. Color Acid value Viscosity, Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] anhyd. DIN ISO 4630, DIN EN 20 °C Dmax=391/s [%]
[%] Gardner ISO 3682 DIN 53018,
[mgKOH/g] part 1
[mPa·s]
W’Thix V 727 63 Special mixed 23 max. 10 max. 15 3,000–4,000 52 Thixotropic long-oil alkyd for semi gloss house
fatty acids (del. form) in ws 180–210 paints, primers, wood stains and anticorrosive
paints
4,000–6,000 52
in isop. HC
170–200
4,200–4,800
52
in dearomat.
HC 180–220
W’Thix V 747 64 Special 23 max. 7 max. 15 5,000–7,000 52 Thixotropic long-oil alkyd for primers, mat wall and
fatty acids (del. form) in isop. silk gloss paints and thixotropic glossy decorative
HC 170–200 and protective house paints
5,000–7,000
52
in dearomat.
HC 180–220
W’Thix V 800 62 Special mixed 18 max. 10 max. 10 Thixotropic 50 Thixotropic, urethane-modified long-oil alkyd for
fatty acids (del. form) gel in dearomat. thick layer coatings, wood glazings and lacquers,
HC 160–200 temperature stable and resistant against polar
solvents
40
max. 6 Thixotropic in isop. HC
(del. form) soft gel 170–200
B WorléeSol E
PU-modified alkyd emulsions, water-thinnable
Type Oil Acid value pH value Viscosity Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] DIN EN DIN 53785 20°C, del. form [%]
ISO 3682 Brookfield, ISO
[mgKOH/g] 2555
[mPa·s]
W’Sol E 150 W 44 max. 30 7.0–8.0 50–1,500 40 Medium-oil alkyd emulsion for high gloss decorative, D.I.Y.- and
in water industrial-paints, most versatile type
W’Sol E 330 W 33 15–20 7.5–8.5 max. 10,000 42 Short-oil alkyd emulsion for (drier-free based) anticorrosive primers and
in water top coats
W’Sol E 530 W 53 max. 38 7.0–8.5 max. 10,000 30 Medium-oil alkyd emulsion for fast drying wood paints and lacquers
in water
W’Sol E 927 W 28 max. 30 6.8–7.5 max. 10,000 40 Short-oil alkyd emulsion for fast curing wood coatings of all types (also
in water drier-free)
W’Sol SE 420 W 42 max. 30 7.0–8.5 max. 5,000 40 Medium-oil silicone modified alkyd emulsion for high gloss paint
in water systems (also decorative) with excellent outdoor resistance
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B WorléeSol NW
Alkyd emulsions, water-thinnable
Type Oil Density Viscosity Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] DIN 51757 20 °C, del. form. [%]
[g/cm3] Brookfield,
ISO 2555 [mPa·s]
W’Sol NW 410 40 1,050 max. 3,000 46 Solvent-free medium-oil special modified alkyd emulsion for water-thinnable
in water decorative and D.I.Y. paints with good brushability, flow and filling properties,
for high gloss top coats and wood protection stains
W’Sol NW 474 74 1,013 max. 1,500 60 Amine and co-solvent-free alkyd emulsion for wood impregnations and wood
in water protecting paints, also suitable as a co-binder to improve open time and filling
properties of decorative paints
W‘Sol NW 521 26 1,040 max. 1,000 40 Applications: Short-oil alkyd emulsion for the production of air-drying, cobalt free
in water/propylenglycol/ decorative paints
Dowanol PnB
B WorléeSol
Alkyd resins, water-thinnable, air-drying and low bake
Type Oil Color Acid value Density Flow time Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] DIN ISO 4630, DIN EN DIN 51757 20 °C DIN [%]
Gardner ISO 3682 [g/cm3] 53211-4
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Sol 07 A 37 max. 10 35–45 1.03 80–140 75 Air-drying and low bake industrial primers and topcoats, low
(50 % in BG) (50 % in BG) in BG/sec. butanol viscous, very fast dust free drying, early water resistance
1:1
W’Sol 30 max. 15 max. 20 1.02 50–100 100 Water-soluble modified linseed oil type, readily reducible
(pH 4–5) (85 % in BG) with water, for printing inks, as additive for latex paints,
(50 % in water) tinting and artist colours and pigment pastes
W’Sol 31 A 90 max. 10 85–105 0.99 120–200 45 Water-dispersible linseed oil polymer, readily reducible with
(del. form) (Lff.) in water/BG 80:20 water for in- and outdoor stains and wood preservatives,
Dowanol extremely good penetration and outdoor resistance
W’Sol 31 C 1.0 45
in water/PnB 8:2
W’Sol 37 90 max. 15 55–80 0.998 230 59 Modified linseed oil polymer for wood protection systems,
in water/BG excellent penetration and weather resistance on different
woods and long term elasticity
W’Sol 61 A 30 max. 10 35–45 1.06 70–90 75 Air-drying and low bake industrial primers and top coats, very
(50 % in BG) (50 % in BG) in BG/sec. butanol fast drying, excellent corrosion resistance
1:1
W’Sol 61 E max. 10 35–45 1.07 50–70 75
(50 % in BG) (50 % in BG) in ethoxy propanol
W’Sol 61 F max. 10 40–50 1.05 70–90 70
(50 % in PnB) (50 % in PnB) in Dowanol PnB
W’Sol 61 P max. 10 35–45 1.06 6,000–20,000 60 61 version fully neutralized with ammonia
(del. form) m·Pas (Lff. in water/BG/sec.
Brookfield) butanol
W’Sol 64 E 30 max. 10 35–45 1.06 50–70 75 For air-drying and low bake industrial primers and top coats,
(50 % in BG) (50 % in BG) in ethoxy propanol very fast drying, good corrosion resistance
W’Sol 65 A 30 max. 10 30–40 1.05 50–70 70 Air-drying and low bake industrial primers and topcoats, very
(45 % in BG) (45 % in BG) in solvent mix: BG/ fast drying, early water resistance, suitable for agricultural
sec. butanol/ machinery paints
Dowanol PnB
W’Sol 65 E max. 10 30–40 1.05 30–60 70
(45 % in BG) (45 % in BG) in ethoxy propanol
W’Sol 68 A 32 max. 10 35–45 1.07 50–100 75 Silicone-modified alkyd resin for air-drying and stoving systems with
(50 % in BG) (50 % in BG) in BG excellent weather, heat and humidity resistance
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B WorléeSol
Alkyd resins, water-thinnable, air-drying and low bake
Type Oil Color Acid value Density Flow time Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] DIN ISO 4630, DIN EN DIN 51757 20 °C DIN [%]
Gardner ISO 3682 [g/cm3] 53211-4
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Sol 84 C 30 max. 10 6.7–8.5 1.06 4,000–20,000 44 For waterborne stoving systems, high gloss, good mechanical
(del. form) in water/BG properties, total cosolvent content < 1 %
(1,0 %)
(DMEA neutr.)
W’Sol 85 A 30 max. 10 6.7–8.5 1.06 6,000–20,000 43 As WorléeSol 84, but more reactive
(del. form) in water/BG
(5,5 %)
(DMEA neutr.)
*Viscosity max. 1.000
B WorléePol
Polyester, water-thinnable, oil-free, saturated
Type Acid value Color OH content on Density Viscosity Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
DIN EN DIN ISO 4630, solids DIN 51757 20 °C, [%]
ISO 3682 Gardner [%] [g/cm3] del. form
[mgKOH/g
W’Pol 191 45–60 max. 10 approx. 4.3 1.10 45–70 80 Branched saturated polyester resin for waterborne industrial
(50 % in BG) (50 % in BG, in BG stoving systems
DIN 53211-4/
20 °C
W’Pol 194 clear to slightly approx. 4.3 1.075 < 20,000* 40 Branched saturated polyester resin for waterborne stoving
opaque in water primers, fillers and top coats with low voc. pH =7.5–8.5, very
+ BG (2,1 %) reactive
W’Pol 808 max. 25 max. 3 approx. 7.0 1.20 15,000– 100 Low viscous, with high reactivity, for amine free water-based
(del. form) 25,000** stoving paints on metal, aluminium foil, paper and plastics,
(25 °C) also suitable for printing inks
W’Pol V 450 max. 15 max. 3 approx. 8.5 1.18 500–700** 90 Similar to WorléePol 808 but higher reactivity, better stability,
(del. form) (25 °C) in water higher water tolerance and lower viscosity, also suitable for
printing inks
*Brookfield, ISO 2555 **DIN 53015 [mPa·s]
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B WorléePol
Polyester/ether-polyols, solvent-free, saturated
Type Viscosity OH value Acid value Water content Main uses and principal characteristics
23 °C, DIN EN EN ISO 3682 DIN 51777,
del. form. ISO 4629 [mgKOH/g] Teil 1, Karl Fischer
DIN 53015 [mgKOH/g] [%]
[mPa·s]
W’Pol 165 3,000–4,000 150–170 max. 2 max. 0.2 WorléePol 165 is a low viscous and solvent-free branched polyol with ester and
ether groups and is mainly used for the formulation of solvent-free coatings,
sealings and adhesives in combination with modified polyisocyanates
W’Pol 230 2,500–3,500 220–240 max. 2 max. 0.2 WorléePol 230 is a low viscous and solvent-free branched polyol with ester and
ether groups and is mainly used for the formulation of solvent-free coatings,
sealings and adhesives in combination with modified polyisocyanates
W’Pol 1181/03 1,700–2,700 310–350 max. 2 max. 0.1 Saturated low viscous polyester resin, due to its wide compatibility suitable
(25 °C) for various systems, e.g. as modifying component for solvent and water-based
isocyanate and amino resin crosslinking coatings to improve flexibility, flow,
chemical and mechanical resistance and to increase solids content,
W’Pol 1181/09 1,500–3,000 310–350 max. 2 max. 0.1 Saturated low viscous polyester resin, due to its wide compatibility suitable for
(25 °C) various systems, e.g. as modifying component for solvent and water-based
isocyanate and amino resin crosslinking coatings to improve flexibility, flow,
chemical and mechanical resistance and to increase solids content,
excellent weather resistance
B WorléePol
Polyester, solvent-based, saturated
Type OH value Flow time Acid value Color DIN Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
DIN EN 20 °C DIN EN ISO 3682 ISO 4630, [%]
ISO 4629 53211-4 [mgKOH/g] Gardner
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Pol 6631 8.0 20,000–30,000 max. 3 max. 3 67 Saturated type for air-drying two pack PU-coatings
mPa·s (Lff, in methoxy
Brookfield, propylacetate
ISO 2555)
W’Pol 6741 4.1 10,000–20,000 max. 2 80 Saturated, hydroxy functional polyester resin for the manufacture of
mPa·s (Lff, in BAc solvent-based ”ultra high solids“ two component PUR systems
Brookfield,
ISO 2555)
W’Pol 6756 5.6 20,000–50,000 max. 2 78 Saturated, hydroxy functional polyester resin for the manufacture of
mPa·s (Lff, in BAc solvent-based ”ultra high solids“ two component PUR systems for
Brookfield, industrial and car repair coatings with good mechanical properties
ISO 2555) and excellent chemical and weather resistance
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B WorléeRes E
Polyesterpolyols, solvent-based and solvent-free, saturated
Type Form of delivery Viscosity Acid Value OH Value Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] [mPa·s/23 °C] [mg KOH/g] [mg KOH/g]
W'Res E 1800 solvent-free 25,000–36,000 ≤3 200–240 Solvent-free, branched, saturated, hydroxyl-group-containing polyester resin, for flexible two-component
polyurethane coatings for wood substrates, parquet and plastics; as sole binder with aromatic isocyanates
it is used for anti-corrosive primers with excellent adhesion
W'Res E 1805 65 17,000–23,000 ≤3 262–285 Hydroxyl-group-containing, branched, saturated polyester resin, for UV-resistant two-component polyure-
in MPA thane coatings with excellent weather resistance, gloss retention, chemical and abrasion resistance
W'Res E 1822 70 3,000–4,000 ≤ 15 80–95 Saturated, hydroxyl-group-containing, highly reactive polyester resin, especially designed for high flexible
in S1 baking coatings for coil coatings, primers and general industrial and automotive coatings with excellent
weather and yellowing resistance and good adhesion
W'Res E 1832 65 1,800–3,000 ≤5 20–40 Hydroxyl-group-containing, saturated polyester resin especially for baking coatings, can and coil coatings,
in S2/BG top-coats and general industrial coatings with excellent weather and UV resistance
W'Res E 1845 65 1,000–1,600 ≤5 85–105 Hydroxyl-group-containing, saturated, branched polyester resin, is primarily intended for baking coatings,
in S1/IB can and coil coatings for food packaging, primer and automotive primer, complies with the requirements of
FDA 21 CFR § 175.300
W'Res E 1852 55 3,000–5,500 ≤3 15–30 Hydroxyl-group-containing, saturated, linear polyester resin for highly reactive baking coatings, sterilizable
in S2/BG stamping enamels for can coatings and coil coatings and general industrial coatings
W'Res E 1865 65 2,200–3,000 ≤6 75–90 Saturated, hydroxyl-group-containing, polyester resin for baking coatings, recommended for can and
in S1/IB coil coatings, primer, general industrial and automotive coatings; comprising very good gloss retention,
high elasticity, weather resistance and hardness as well as chemical resistance to household chemicals,
complies with the requirements of FDA 21 CFR § 175.300
W'Res E 1870 80 2,600–3,500 ≤3 132–156 Low branched, hydroxyl-group-containing, saturated polyester resin for air- and forced drying, elastic high
in BA solid, two component polyurethane coatings, recommended for industrial coatings, automotive repair and
plastic coatings with good weather resistance and excellent low temperature flexibility
S1: Solvesso 100, S2: Solvesso 150 ND, S4: Solvesso 200, BA: Butyl acetate, IB: Isobutanol, MPA: Methoxy propyl acetate, BG: Butyl glykol,
B WorléeDur
Epoxy esters, drying
Type Oil Oil type EP-resin Color Acid value Flow time Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] [%] DIN ISO 4630, DIN EN 20 °C [%]
Gardner ISO 3682 DIN 53211-4
[mgKOH/g] [s]
W’Dur D 46 40 Conj. 60 max. 10 max. 4 200–250 60 High quality zinc rich and anti corrosive paints,
fatty acids (50 % in (50 % in in xylene air-drying and stoving primers and top coats, fast
xylene) xylene) air-drying and excellent water resistance
W’Dur MF 45 40 Tall oil/ 60 max. 20 max. 6 200–250 60 Zinc rich and anti corrosive paints with
tung oil (50 % in (50 % in in xylene excellent water resistant and rust preventing,
xylene) xylene) good brushability
W’Dur D 6311 63 Special max. 10 max. 2 3.000–4.000 60 Universal adhesion and anti corrosion primer
modified (del. form) mPa·s in dearomat. and one coat paints, very good adhesion even
(del. form, HC 140–165 on difficult substrates
20 °C,
DIN 53015)
KORREKTUR 3,500–5,000 60
Viscosity, in white spirits
Rheometer, 145–195
20 °C, C 35/
1 °, 100 s-1
60
in dearomat.
HC 160–200
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B WorléeCure
Special hardeners for epoxy resins
Type Viscosity Amine value Color H-equivalent Medium Main uses and principal characteristics
[mPa·s/25°C] [mg KOH/g] Gardner [g/Val.] potlife**
[min]
W'Cure CA 235 450–750 260–340 ≤2 approx. 104 approx. 18 Modified, cycloaliphatic polyamine adduct for solvent-free epoxy resin systems,
e.g. self-leveling floor coatings, adhesives and tank coatings
W'Cure CA 246 130–250 250–350 ≤2 approx. 93 approx. 30 Modified, cycloaliphatic polyamine adduct for self-levelling coatings, very
good levelling and deaerating properties, carbonate-free
W'Cure CA 270-1 300–450 260–320 ≤2 approx.93 approx. 15 Modified, low viscous, cycloaliphatic polyamine adduct for solvent-free,
self-levelling epoxy resin systems, excellent water resistance and no yellowing
tendency on UV exposure, therefore particularly suitable for formulating
visually demanding coatings
W'Cure H 86 W 3,000–5,000 280–380 ≤2 approx. 86 approx. 30 Low viscous, water thinnable epoxy-hardener based on a polyamine adduct,
for sealings and self-levelling coating systems
W'Cure A 115 3,200–4,000* 230–270 ≤ 10 approx. 318 approx. 240 High viscous, reactive polyamide hardener for flexible and resistant thermo-
setting coating applications; for marine and maintenance paints, solvent-free
coatings and reactive adhesives; good toughness; flexibility and an excellent
water resistance
W'Cure A 115 X 70 1,000–1,600 155–188 ≤ 10 approx. 223 approx. 420 Reactive polyamide hardener for flexible and resistant coating applications; for
marine paints, solvent-free coatings and reactive adhesives; good toughness;
high flexibility and excellent water resistance
W'Cure A 125 700–900* 345–370 ≤ 10 approx. 125 approx. 120 Reactive polyamide hardener designed for the use with solid or liquid epoxy
resins for flexible and resistant coating applications, marine paints, solvent-free
coatings and reactive adhesives, to get good toughness, high flexibility and
excellent water resistance
W'Cure A 140 300–600* 370–410 ≤ 10 approx. 95 approx. 120 Reactive solvent-free, low viscous polyamide designed for the use with solid or
liquid epoxy resins for chemical resistance coatings, encapsulating resins,
printed circuit boards, heat resistant mortars and adhesives
*= at 75°C
**from 20-> 40°C with 100ml; with standard A/F-epoxy resin, EEW: 170-180
B WorléeFen
Rosin-based hard resins, phenol-modified
Type Melting point Acid value Flow time Color M.O.T. Main uses and principal characteristics
Capillary method DIN EN 20 °C DIN [%]
[°C] ISO 3682 DIN 53211-4 ISO 4630,
[mgKOH/g] [s] Gardner
W’Fen F 105 90–110 15–25 20–30 max. 10 300 General purpose type for alkyd-based paints and primers, low viscous resin
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws giving excellent gloss and rub resistance on cold set inks
145–195) 145–195)
W’Fen F 120 110–130 10–20 80–120 max. 10 225 General purpose type for alkyd-based paints and primers and for cooking with
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws alkyds, fast setting, high gloss resin for sheetfed inks, compatible with alkyds
145–195) 145–195) and natural inks
W’Fen F 130 120–140 15–25 120–170 max. 10 Cold cut modifying resin for paints with good drying properties and high
(60 % in (60 % in gloss
xylene) xylene)
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B WorléeSin
Rosin-based maleic resins and rosin esters
Type Melting point Acid value Flow time Color Main uses and principal characteristics
Capillary method DIN EN 20 °C DIN
[°C] ISO 3682 DIN 53211-4 ISO 4630,
[mgKOH/g] [s] Gardner
W’Sin GM 201 95–120 20–25 25–50 max. 8 General purpose resin for modification of oil, alkyds and paints based up on
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws them, as a cold cut or to be polymerised with oils and alkyds
145–195) 145–195)
W’Sin GM 203 100–125 20–25 25–50 max. 8 General purpose resin for modification of oil, alkyds and paints based up on
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws them, as a cold cut or to be polymerised with oils and alkyds
145–195) 145–195)
W’Sin PM 200 95–115 15–25 20–40 max. 8 Low viscosity penta esterified resin for gloss improvement for house and
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws industrial paints and dispersing media for pigment pastes and preparations
145–195) 145–195
W’Sin PM 202 100–125 15–20 30–60 max. 8 Penta esterified general purpose resin for decorative, do-it-yourself and
(50 % in ws (50 % in ws industrial paints, also used for furniture adhesives
145–195) 145–195
W’Sin MK 223 90–110 40–50 80–120 max. 8 With castor oil plasticized, for NC-lacquers with very good solvent release
(60 % in BAc) (60 % in BAc) and sandability
W’Sin MS 235 125–155 180–200 10–20 max. 15 For alcohol and water-based paints and lacquers, flexo and gravure inks,
(50 % in ethanol) (50 % in ethanol) overprint varnishes, compatible with acrylic polymers and NC, soluble in water
after neutralisation, FDA 175.105, 175.300
W’Sin MS 265 155–190 190–220 15–25 max. 8 For alcohol and water-based paints and lacquers, flexo and gravure inks,
(50 % in ethanol) overprint varnishes, compatible with acrylic polymers and NC, soluble in water
after neutralization, FDA 175.105, 175.300
B WorléeGilsol
Natural asphaltum solutions
Type Non volatile Solvent Viscosity Brookfield-Rheometer, Flow Time Main uses and principal characteristics
content DIN EN Spindel CP52 (Kegel-Platte) 25 °C, 75rpm 20 °C DIN
ISO 3251 [mPa·s] 53211-4
[%] [s]
Gilsol 30 TD approx. 30 White spirit/ 1,000–3,900 Wood protection and black paints
DPM
Gilsol 40 X approx. 40 Xylene 40–70 Wood protection and black paints
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B WorléeGum
Natural resins
Type Softening Acid value Saponification Color Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
Point DIN EN DIN EN Iso 3681 DIN Iso 4630,
[°C] ISO 3682 [mgKOH/g] Gardner
[mgKOH/g]
Dammar white 5200 approx. 75 25–35 35–60 3–5 big lumps In combination with oils and alkyds for for solvent-based roto-
gravure inks with high gloss and good adhesion on plastic films
Dammar white 5202 approx. 75 25–35 35–60 3–5 small lumps In combination with oils and alkyds for for solvent-based roto-
gravure inks with high gloss and good adhesion on plastic films
Copal 5001 100–120 100–120 145–190 3–6 big lumps In combination with other binders for food and paper fishing,
floor lacquers and adhesives
B WorléeGum
Natural resins
Type Wax Melting Acid value Saponification Color Form of delivery Main uses and principal characteristics
[%] Point [°C] DIN EN DIN EN Iso 3681 Gardner
ISO 3682 [mgKOH/g] 20 % in
[mgKOH/g] ethanol
Shellac 4621 dewaxed ≤ 0.2 65–85 65–80 190–230 max. 10 Flakes For wood and paper finishing, French
polish, coatings and adhesives, excellent
Shellac 4624 DL dewaxed ≤ 0.2 65–85 65–80 190–230 max. 15 Flakes
binder for packing material printing inks
Shellac 4625 DO dewaxed ≤ 0.2 65–85 65–80 190–230 max. 16 Flakes with good adhesion on plastic
Shellac 4503 lemon 1 h.m. waxed ≤ 5.5 70–90 65–76 185–200 max. 16 Flakes For wood and paper finishing, French
polish, coatings and adhesives, makes
Shellac 4504 lemon 1 m.m. waxed ≤ 4.5 70–90 60–80 185–200 max. 18 Flakes
it possible to produce high solid, quick
Shellac 4505 TN waxed ≤ 4.5 70–90 60–80 185–200 max. 18 Flakes drying, waterproof printing inks and
overprint varnish
Shellac 4602 waxed ≤ 4.5 70–90 60–80 185–200 max. 18 Flakes
B WorléeGum
Shellac solutions
Type Solid Content pH-value Viscosity Form of delivery

[%] approx. [mPa·s] max.
W’7730 SOLW 25–27 7.5–8.5 1,000 approx. 25 % white bleached shellac in aqueous potassium hydroxide solution
coloured solution
Yellow-orange
W’7730 SOLL 49 390 approx. 49 % white bleached shellac (dewaxed) in ethanol

W’4621 SOLW 30 7.0–7.5 200 approx. 30 % Shellac (dewaxed) dissolved in aqueous potassium hydroxide solution
W’4621 SOLL 50 1,000 approx. 50 % Shellac (dewaxed) in ethanol
W’4624 SOLW 25 7.5–8.0 500 approx. 25 % Shellac DL in aqueous potassium hydroxide solution
W’4625 SOLW 25 7.5–8.0 500 approx. 25 % Shellac DO (dewaxed) dissolved in aqueous potassium hydroxide solution
Dark solution
W’4625 SOLL 50 1,000 approx. 50 % Shellac DO (dewaxed) in ethanol

W’4505 SOLW 29–31 7.0–7.5 200 approx. 30 % Shellac (wax containing) dissolved in aqueous potassium hydroxide
solution
W’4505 SOLL 45 2,000 approx. 45 % Shellac (wax containing) in ethanol
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B WorléeCop
Styrene-butadienecopolymer
Type Solids Viscosity pH value Main uses and principal characteristics

[°C] [mPa·s]
W’Cop 100 50.0 ± 1.0 50–400 8.0–8.6 Binding agent in aqueous anticorrosive automotive coatings where resistance
against pebble/gravel is required, often in combination with water soluble or
water-thinnable resins
B WorléeProtect
Inorganic-organic hybrid systems
[%]
W´Protect 1507 Clear, slightly yellowish 42 Spraying, dipping, Thin layer clear coat with excellent anti graffiti-/easy-to-cleaneffect on glass,
liquid in ethanol flooding, wiping metals, old paint layers (grind by using an abrasive pad), drying at room temperature,
forced or by stoving
W´Protect 1519 Clear, slightly yellowish 42 Spraying, dipping, Thin layer clear coat with excellent anti graffiti-/easy-to-cleaneffect on glass,
liquid in n-propanol flooding, wiping metals, old paint layers (grind by using an abrasive pad), drying at room temperature,
forced or by stoving
W´Protect 1581 Clear 30 Spraying, dipping, Two component thin layer clear coat with W´Protect 1519 / 1507, used with
liquid in Solvenon flooding, wiping catalysts as a sole binder, high abrasion- and scratch resistance, good chemical
DPM/methoxypropanol resistance, excellent mar resistance and anti graffiti-/easy-to-clean-effect
B Zinpol
Acrylic resins, water-based dispersions and solutions for printing inks and OPV´s
Type Monomer Non volat. pH-value Density MFT Viscosity Main uses and principal
content DIN EN DIN 53785 DIN 51757 [°C] 20°C, characteristics
ISO 3251 [g/cm³] del. form Brookfield,
[%] ISO 2555
[mPa·s]
Zinpol 132 Styrene acrylate dispersion 40 8.0–9.0 1.05 56 5,000–6,000 Metallic printing inks
Zinpol 146 Acrylic solution 35 7.0–7.5 1.06 <0 2,500–3,000 Metallic printing inks, excellent ink stability
Zinpol 259 S Shellac supported 49 8.0–8.5 1.05 > 100 200–800 High gloss
polystyrene dispersion
Zinpol 280 Styrene acrylate dispersion 47 8.5–9.0 1.04 <0 800–1500 Good adhesion on nonporous substrates, paper,
paperboard and foils
Zinpol 295 Acrylate dispersion 49 8.0–9.0 1.05 5 1,250–2,750 Ice water crinkle resistance
Zinpol 330 Styrene acrylate dispersion 46 8.0–8.5 1.04 12 1,500–2,500 Excellent grease and oil resistance
Zinpol 340 Styrene acrylate dispersion 44 8.0–9.0 1.08 75 500–1,000 High gloss, heat resistance
Zinpol 350 Styrene acrylate dispersion 45 8.0–9.0 1.06 0 300–800 Excellent high gloss dispersion
Zinpol 387 Styrene acrylate dispersion 50 8.0–9.0 1.04 65 300–700 No crinkles on thin paper
Zinpol 460 Styrene acrylate dispersion 50 8.0–8.5 1.06 75 200–600 Fast drying, high film hardness
Zinpol 520 AS-D Colloidal pure acrylic solution 20 9.5–10.0 1.05 _ 2,000–3,000 For carbon black pigments
Zinpol 755 Styrene acrylate dispersion 41 8.0–9.0 1.06 0 200–600 Heat resistance up to 240 °C
Zinpol 790 Styrene acrylate dispersion 45 7.5–8.5 1.15 5 1,500–2,500 Fast drying, ice water resistance, flexible
Zinpol 797 Acrylate dispersion 48 8.0–8.5 1.05 0 500–1,000 Anti slip
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B Polyols & Polymers

Ketone aldehyde resins
Type Melting Viscosity at Acid Value Hydroxyl Iodin No. of Main uses and principal characteristics
Point 25 °C; max. Value 50 %
[°C] 50 % solution [mg Koh/g solution
alcohol; B-4 FC in resin] alcohol
sec. max.
[cPs]
Polytone K-88 88–102 ≤1 approx. 5 Widely compatible, unsaponificable, neutral ketone-aldehyde

condensation resin to improve gloss, leveling, hardness, adhesion
and covering capacity; is suitable as a combination binder in various
lacquers, printing inks as well as adhesives; it accelerate the drying
speed and improves the weathering resistance
Polytone K-93 98–103 15–17 ≤1 265–285 1 Lamination inks, lacquers and paper coatings
Polytone K-94 90–95 17–19 ≤1 200–220 1 Flexo- and gravure printing inks, ball point inks
Polytone K-95 100–105 19–21 ≤1 230–250 1 Flexo- and gravure printing inks, ball point inks
Polytone K-96 105–110 21–23 ≤ 0,5 230–250 1 Flexo- and gravure printing inks, ball point inks
Polytone K-97 110–120 23–25 ≤ 0,5 230–250 1 Flexo- and gravure printing inks, ball point inks
Polytone UA 810 80–95 ≤3 approx. 40 3 Aldehyde resin for pigment dispersions, powder coatings and hot
melts for road marking and spray plastics,to improve gloss, adhesion,
hardness and yellowing resistance; recommended for interior/exterior
general industrial metal coating and Automotive OEM applications
Market(s) served: WORLDWIDE, EXCEPT MIDDLE EAST AND INDIA
B Bruno Bock Thiocure® Polythiole

VOC-free Polythiols – multifunctional esters of mercaptocarboxylic acids
Type Chemical SH- Molecular H-active SH- Viscosity Applications and characteristics
description function- weight Equivalent content [mPa·s]
ality [g/mol] [g/mol] [%]
Thiocure® Pentaerythritol tetra 4 488.6 125–128 26 ~500 Standard grade for solvent and solvent-free systems, reacts
PETMP (3-mercaptopropionate) with Epoxy; and unsaturated compounds,
useable as a high reactive hardener for Epoxy-systems
to enhance the curing speed even at low temperatures,
additive for fast curing in high-solid PU-systems, binder for
Thiourethane-systems and Thiol-ene systems (thermal or
UV-curing), additive for radiation curing systems, to reduce
the oxygen inhibition, volume shrinkage and to increase
the hardening speed, additive for polysulfide sealants to
increase the crosslink density
Thiocure® Pentaerythritol tetra 4 488.6 125–128 26 ~500 Odor-optimized version of the standard grade Thiocure®
PETMP l.o. (3-mercaptopropionate), PETMP
low odor
Market(s) served: AUSTRIA, CHINA, CZECH REPUBLIC, FRANCE, GERMANY, HUNGARY, INDIA, INDONESIA,
ITALY, MALAYSIA, POLAND, ROMANIA, SINGAPORE, SLOWAKIA, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, THAILAND, VIETNAM
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B Bruno Bock Thiocure® Polythiole
VOC-free Polythiols – multifunctional esters of mercaptocarboxylic acids
Type Chemical SH- Molecular H-active SH- Viscosity Applications and characteristics
description function- weight Equivalent content [mPa·s]
ality [g/mol] [g/mol] [%]
Thiocure® Pentaerythritol tetra (3- 4 488.6 125–128 26 ~500 Controlled reactivity, recommended for Isocyanate curing
PETMP sl mercaptopropionate), slow systems
Thiocure® Trimethylolpropane tri (3- 3 398.6 136–140 24 ~150 Trifunctional Polythiol, more flexible than Thiocure® PETMP
TMPMP mercaptopropionate) because of lower crosslink density
Thiocure® Glycol di (3-mercaptopropi- 2 238.3 122–125 26.8 ~10 Difunctional Polythiol, more flexible than Thiocure® PETMP
GDMP onate) and Thiocure® TMPMP because of lower crosslink density
Thiocure® Ethoxylated Trimethylolpropane 3 1,300 435–448 7.1 ~400 Polymer-Polythiol, compared to Thiocure® PETMP/TMPMP/
ETTMP 1300 tri (3-mercaptopropionate) GDMP soft and flexible but less reactive
Thiocure® Ethoxylated Trimethylolpropane 3 700 236–262 13.5 ~200 Polymer-Polythiol, compared to Thiocure® ETTMP 1300 less
ETTMP 700 tri (3-mercaptopropionate) flexible but higher mechanical strength
Thiocure® Tris [2-(3-mercapto- 3 525.6 180–184 18.4 ~10,000 Trifunctional Polythiol based on isocyanurate structure,
TEMPIC propionyloxy)ethyl] isocyanurat improved adhesion to metallic substrates and excellent
reactivity in Thiol-ene systems and extremely high Thiol-ene
systems UV-resistance
Thiocure® Di-Pentaerythritol 6 783.1 135–140 24.1 ~2,500 Hexafunctional Polythiol, higher crosslink density, harder
DiPETMP Hexa (3-mercaptopropionate) and higher glass transition temperatures
Thiocure® Polycaprolactone Tetra 4 ~1,350 348–375 9.1 ~1,000 Polymer-Thiol based on Polycaprolactone, compared to
PCL4MP 1350 (3-mercaptopropionate) Thiocure® ETTMP 700 more reactive and flexible, better
moisture- and UV-resistance
Market(s) served: AUSTRIA, CHINA, CZECH REPUBLIC, FRANCE, GERMANY, HUNGARY, INDIA, INDONESIA,
ITALY, MALAYSIA, POLAND, ROMANIA, SINGAPORE, SLOWAKIA, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, THAILAND, VIETNAM
B AGC
Natural asphaltum
Type Softening point Ash Color Form of delivery

ASTM E28-92 [%]
[°C]
Gilsonite® 160–179 max. 1.0 Dark brown Small lumps Grinding resin for carbon black based news and heatset inks
Selects 347 to black
Market(s) served: AUSTRIA, CENTRAL, EASTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE, FINLAND, GERMANY, SWEDEN
Binders | 39 |
Color
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C WorléeTransoxid W
Water-based iron oxide, carbon black and titanium dioxide preparations for wood stains
Type C.I. Pigment content pH-value VOC Density Viscosity Applications and Properties
[%] approx. approx. [g/l] approx. [g/cm³] approx. [mPa·s]
W‘Transoxid W red PR 101 40 8–10 < 50 1.45 approx. 600 Transparent, water-based iron oxide
preparations and carbon black pastes for
W‘Transoxid W yellow PY 42 40 8–10 < 50 1.43 400–800
wood stains
W‘Blackpaste W PBI 7 40 7.5–9 <5 1.21 approx. 1,500
C WorléeTransoxid S
Solvent-based transparent iron oxide, carbon black and titanium dioxide preparations for wood stains
Type C.I. Pigment content VOC Density Viscosity Applications and Properties
[%] approx. [g/l] approx. [g/cm³] approx. [mPa·s] approx.
W‘Transoxid S red PR 101 39.0 ± 1 430–450 1.31 400–800 Transparent, solvent-based iron oxide and carbon
black preparations for wood stains, MeKo-free
W‘Transoxid S yellow PY 42 39.0 ± 1 430–450 1.27 300–800
W'Blackpaste S PBI 7 25.0 ± 2 420–440 1.01 500–1,500
W'Whitepaste S PW 6 65.0 ± 2 approx. 430 1.7 approx. 1,000
C WorléeTransoxid SF-AK
Transparent pigment preparations based on solvent-free binders for wood stains
Type C.I. Pigment content Density Viscosity Applications and Properties

[%] approx. [g/cm³] approx. [mPa·s] approx.
W‘Transoxid SF-AK Red PR 101 30 1.06 1,200 Transparent iron oxide and carbon black preparations based on
solvent-free binders for wood stains, MeKo-free
W‘Transoxid SF-AK Yellow P.Y. 42 30 1.06 2,800
W‘Blackpaste SF-AK PG 7 15 1 1,500
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C WorléePaste S-AK
Solvent-based pigment preparations for wood stains
Type C.I. Pigment content VOC Density Viscosity Applications and Properties
[%] approx. [g/l] approx. [g/cm³] approx. [mPa·s] approx.
W‘Paste S-AK 412 PV 23 20.0 ± 1 510 0.91 1,500 Solvent-based pigment preparations for the wood
stain area, MeKo-free
W‘Paste S-AK 512 PB 15:2 20.0 ± 1 512 0.91 1,500
W‘Paste S-AK 610 PG 7 20.0 ± 2 475 0.96 1,800
C WorléeQuarzsand AS
Electroconductive quartz
Type Color Electrical resistance Particle size

[ohm] [mm]
W’Quarzsand AS 0104 Black < 500 0.1–0.4

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C Cabot
Carbon black
Form of delivery
Tinting strength
OEM/car repair
(higher=bluer)
Masterbatch
Dispersibility
Printing inks
conductivity
Lacquers &
Undertone
UV-curing
Emulsion
Viscosity
Plastics
paints
Electr.
Type
BLACK PEARLS 120 Pearls 1 5 1 3 0

MONARCH 120 Powder 1 5 1 3 0
ELFTEX 430 Pearls 3 3 3 1 0
REGULAR Color


REGAL 350 R Powder 1 5 1 3 0
BLACK PEARLS E Pearls 3 5 1 5 0
SPECIALITY Color
MOGUL E Powder 3 5 1 5 0
ELFTEX 415 Powder 4 1 5 1 0
REGAL 400 Pearls 4 4 2 5 0
BLACK PEARLS L Pearls 5 3 3 4 0
MOGUL L Powder 5 3 3 4 0
Color | 43 |
C Cabot
Carbon black
Form of delivery
Tinting strength
OEM/car repair
(higher=bluer)
Masterbatch
Dispersibility
Printing inks
conductivity
Lacquers &
Undertone
UV-curing
Emulsion
Viscosity
Plastics
paints
Electr.
Type
REGAL 660 Pearls 1 5 1 5 0


MEDIUM Color


HIGH Color

EMPEROR 1200 Pearls 4 5 5 5 0
EMPEROR 1600 Pearls 4 4 5 5 0
EMPEROR 1800 Powder 4 5 5 5 0
EMPEROR 2000 Powder 4 5 5 5 0
| 44 | Color
C Cabot
Carbon black
Form of delivery
Tinting strength
OEM/car repair
(higher=bluer)
Masterbatch
Dispersibility
Printing inks
conductivity
Lacquers &
Undertone
UV-curing
Emulsion
Viscosity
Plastics
paints
Electr.
Type
ELFTEX TP Pearls 2 3 3 3 1
VULCAN XC 305 Pearls 1 5 1 5 3
CONCUCTIVE
VULCAN XC 72 R Powder 4 2 5 1 5
VULCAN P Pearls 4 1 4 3 2
VULCAN PF Powder 4 1 4 3 2
VULCAN XC MAX Pearls 4 2 5 3 5
Black Pearls 4350 Pearls 3 3 3 3 0

FDA
Black Pearls 4750 Pearls 4 4 3 3 0

Monarch 4750 Powder 4 4 3 3 0
1 bad/weak highly recommendable on consultation

5 very good/strong recommendable
Evaluation only within the groups mentioned.
BLACK PEARLS®, ELFTEX®, MOGUL®, MONARCH®, VULCAN®, REGAL® and EMPEROR® are registered trademarks of the Cabot Corporation.
Market(s) served: CZECH REPUBLIC/SLOVAKIA, GERMANY, POLAND, ROMANIA
C Ishihara
Titanium dioxide
Type Pigment Production TiO2 content Surface treatment Main uses and principal characteristics
Process [%]
Tipaque® R-980 Rutil/Sulfat 93 Al2O3, Polyol Excellent resistance, very high hiding power and Color fastness and easy to disperse
Market(s) served: CENTRAL, EASTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE, GERMANY
Color | 45 |
C Sinloihi
Daylight fluorescent pigments
Type Range Form of delivery Particle size Main uses and principal characteristics
[μm]
FZ 5000/6000 Various colours Powder 3.5–4.5 Standard powder pigment, softening point 130–140 °C, suitable for various applications
such as solvent-based and water-based paints and lacquers, silk screen ink and paper
coating
FA 40 Various colours Powder 3.5–4.5 Powder pigment with good stability against various solvents (such as esters and ketones),
suitable for applications such as paints and lacquers, gravure inks and screen inks
F 10 Various colours Powder 3–4 Powder pigment with best lightfastness (addition of UV-Absorber)
FR 50 Various colours Powder 3.5–4 Powder pigment for plasticized PVC, where resistance to heat and no colour migration are
required
FX 300 Various colours Powder 2–4 Powder pigment providing excellent heat stability and and good solvent resistance,
temperature stable up to 260 °C, suiatble for plastics/masterbatch
SX 100 Various colours Powder 3–5 Formaldehyde-free, softening point > 200 °C, suitable for solvent-based and water-based
paints and lacquers, printing inks and paper coatings
FM 10 Various colours Soluble toner max. 3 mm Soluble toner for solvent-based flexo printing inks and inks as well as coating inks for
polyester film
BO 100 Various colours Pigment concentrated ink For offset and letterpress ink, having highly concentrated very fine particles, colour strength
base and printability sufficient to one printing-process
SW 100 Various colours Dispersion <1 Formaldehyde-free pigment dispersion, having very fine particles, in water, good lightfast-
ness, heat stability, chemical resistance and washability in textile uses, suitable for textile
printing
SP 10 Various colours Dispersion 0.5–1.0 Formaldehyde-free pigment dispersion, having very fine particles, in water, good lightfast-
ness, heat stability and chemical resistance suitable for inks and paper coatings, without
defoamer
SF 3000N Various colours Dispersion < 0.2 Formaldehyde-free pigment dispersion, having very fine particles, suitable for water-based
flexo- and gravure inks marker inks, water-based flexo- and gravure inks
SF 5000 Various colours Dispersion < 0.1 Formaldehyde-free pigment dispersion, having very fine particles, suitable for water-based
flexo- and gravure inks as well as for (textmarker-)inks
SF 8000 Various colours Dispersion < 0.4 Formaldehyde-free pigment dispersion with high viscosity, having very fine particles,
suitable for water-based flexo- and graphic inks, gel ink and other water-based inks
MLCB Green, red, blue Dispersion < 0.1 Formaldehyde-free pigment dispersion free, having very fine particles, suitable for aqueous
systems in indoor-application; under normal light these dispersions are invisible, only visible
under ultraviolet light in Color, green, red or blue
| 46 | Color
Worlée-Partners
Additives
E ST R ON
CHEMICAL
T H E E D G E O F I N N OVAT I O N
Binders
Color
Worlée Partners | 47 |
Sales Offices DACH
2
D
4
4
A
5
CH
Sales Offices DACH

1 Sales Area North-East (D) Worlée-Chemie GmbH, VB-Hamburg, 22113 Hamburg vb-ham@worlee.de Phone: +49 40 733 33 26 50
2 Sales Area West (D) Worlée-Chemie GmbH, VB-West, 40885 Ratingen vbwest@worlee.de Phone: +49 2102 597 98 0
3 Sales Area South-West (D) F.W. Sengewald GmbH, 68770 Ketsch fw_sengewald@t-online.de Phone: +49 6202 659 92
4 Sales Area South-East (D/A) Worlée-Chemie GmbH, VB-Süd-Ost, 63897 Miltenberg vbsued@worlee.de Phone: +49 9371 94 81 90
5 Varistor AG (CH) Varistor AG, Bereich Chemie, CH-5432 Neuenhof info@varistor.ch Phone: +41 562 66 50 75
| 48 | Sales Offices
Sales Organisation
Germany
Hamburg Worlée-Chemie GmbH, Headquarters, Traded Products handel@worlee.de Phone: +49 40 733 33 25 00
Division, Central Eastern Europe Administration
Lauenburg Worlée-Chemie GmbH, Resin Plant/Sales service@worlee.de Phone: +49 4153 59 60
Lübeck Worlée-Chemie GmbH, Polymer Plant service@worlee.de Phone: +49 451 61 97 40
Europe
Baltic States Monika Maria Schmidt/Worlée-Chemie GmbH MOSchmidt@worlee.de Phone: +49 162 23 24 240
Belgium E. H. Worlée & Co. B. V. worlee@worlee.nl Phone: +31 356 56 14 24
Bulgaria Petrex-E. Ltd. spetrov@petrex.bg Phone:+359 28 58 47 77
Croatia/Slovenia Kemoteks d.o.o. nenad.kostic@zg.t-com.hr Phone: +385 1383 00 67
Phone: +385 98 782 671
Czech Republic/Slovakia Ing. Petr Torma/3P-Chem torma@3p-chem.cz Phone: +420 730 890 754
Finland Brenntag Nordic OY Jukka.Leskinen@brenntag-nordic.com Phone: +358 954 956 40
France East Worlée-Chemie GmbH esens@worlee.de Phone: +33 6 38 76 87 58
France West Jean Torgler Chimie jtorgler@worlee.de Phone: +33 2 99 55 81 78
Great Britain E. H. Worlée & Co. (UK) Ltd. sales@worlee.co.uk Phone: +44 17 82 71 46 14
Greece Worlée-Chemie GmbH c/o Papadimitracopoulos Brothers pantheos@forthnet.gr Phone: +30 6944 14 98 02
Hungary BESTCHEM Hungária Kft zsolt.toth@bestchem.hu Phone: +36 1 79 79 902
Mobile: +36 (30) 2 072 072
Ireland E. H. Worlée & Co. (UK) Ltd. sales@worlee.co.uk Phone: +44 17 8271 46 14
Italy Worlée Italia S.R.L. worlee@worleeitalia.it Phone: +39 0228 04 03 79
Luxembourg E. H. Worlée & Co. B. V. worlee@worlee.nl Phone: +31 356 56 14 24
The Netherlands E. H. Worlée & Co. B. V. worlee@worlee.nl Phone: +31 356 56 14 24
Macedonia/Kosovo/Albania/ Intelkom Doo dragan.simovski@intelkom.mk Phone: +389 2 2655 550/556
Montenegro/Bosnia/Serbia
Norway Harald Mathisen A/S ingar.strand@mathisen.no Phone: +47 2240 59 40
Poland Worlée Polska Sp.z.o.o dlegierski@worlee.de Phone: +48 32401 14 60
mkolodziej@worlee.de Mobile: +48 660 538 447
Sales Organisation | 49 |
Europe
Portugal Mapril S.A. tintas@mapril.com Phone: +351 22030 43 00
Romania M.R. Chimtrade S.R.L. mircea.radulescu@mrchimtrade.ro Mobile: +40 744 382 863
Spain Montse Solà msola@worlee.es Phone: +34 93 778 11 86
Sweden Brenntag Nordic AB Olle.Schoultz@brenntag-nordic.com Phone: +46 4028 73 23
Turkey Kar Kimya San.ve Tec. Ltd. Sti. kgbakan@karkimya.com.tr Phone: +90 216317 65 30
Ukraine Admirality Trans Ltd. a.matvienko.admiraltytrans@gmail.com Phone: +38 067 624 3703
Russia/GUS
Stoelck Aussenhandel AG stoelck@wtt.ru Phone: +7 495 258 24 75 / 76
Interchemmet Company Limited sales@interchemmet.com Phone: +7 812 449 21 95
Africa
Egypt African Chemicals S.A.E. info@africanchemicals.com Phone: +20 2 23 78 43 01
Phone: +20 2 27 50 86 41
Phone: +20 2 27 50 87 40
Morocco ADEIS info@adeis.com Phone: +212 522 59 35 70/80
America
Brazil Adexim S/C tecnica@adeximcomexim.com.br Phone: +55 1139 66 31 55
Canada Azelis Canada info@azelisamericas.ca Phone: +905 453 0199
Mexico Moca y compañia S.A. de C.V. svasquez@mocayco.com.mx Phone: +1 155 55 33 01 03
USA Southeastern Region Deeks & Company Inc. sales@deeks.com Phone: +1 770 938 31 00
USA Mid- and Western Tri-iso TryLine LLC South West sluboviski@tri-iso.com Phone: + 1 909 626 4855
Region, British Columbia Tri-iso TryLine LLC Mid West clennon@tri-iso.com Phone: + 1 630 639 3300
Tri-iso TryLine LLC Pacific Coast dquinn@tri-iso.com Phone: + 1 530 514 4049
USA North-east States Van Horn, Metz & Co., Inc. info@vanhornmetz.com Phone: +1 610 828 45 00
| 50 | Sales Organisation
Asia
Regional Office Asia Pacific Worlée-Chemie Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd worlee@worlee.my Phone: +6 03 7118 2001
China Worlée (Shanghai) Trading Co., Ltd. worlee@worlee.cn Phone: +86 21 6247 25 46
Shanghai Technical Center, Vivian Xu
India Worlée-Chemie India Private Limited sales.india@worlee.in Phone: +91 (0) 22 6 121 49 43/44/45
Victor Agencies info@victoragencies.com Phone: +91 112 923 29 07
Indonesia PT Octa Ming Global ary@octaming.com Phone: +62 215 422 10 02
Iran Chemie Yaran Co. Ltd. cy@chyaran.com Phone: +98 212 205 99 09
Israel Shiran Representatives 2008 Ltd. tamir.dagan@shiran-2008.co.il Phone: +972 974 304 11
Japan Worlée-Chemie GmbH Yasuhiro Watanabe watanabe1943@pf7.so-net.ne.jp Mobile: +81 80 5413 3051
Jordan Target Chemicals Est. target@wanadoo.jo Phone: +962 655 307 71
Korea Rexchem Corporation smkim@rexchem.com Phone: +82 245 462 10
Mobile +82 10 5269 9578
Lebanon Meditrade indecchem@live.com Phone: +961 189 47 22/25
Malaysia Entire Concept Sdn Bhd sales@eckem.com Phone: +6 03 5122 1335
Philippines Chase Chemical Trading atio@chasechemicals.com Phone: +63 2551 0366/0368
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Chemtec sales@chemtecinc.com Phone: +966 2 2843432/284 34 33
Singapore Segachemie Pte. Ltd. jeremy@segachem.sg Phone: +65 68 44 13 69
Sri Lanka Tradekem (Pvt.) Ltd. tradekem@panlanka.net Phone: +94 112 578 06 01/112 54 90 45
Taiwan/R.O.C. Best Sincerity Co., Ltd. best.sincerity@gmail.com Phone: +886 227 65 98 89
Neoway Chemicals Co. Ltd. neoway.chem@msa.hinet.net Phone: +886 7 616 77 19
Thailand Alphani International Co. Ltd. alphani@loxinfo.co.th Phone: +662 216 5657
Vietnam An Thanh Pte sales@anthanh.net Phone: +84 8 3834 96 36
UAE Applied Technology Phone: +971 648 196 79
Australia
Endeavour C&P darren@endeavourcp.com.au Phone: +61 73356 5923
Mobile: +614 3864 9867
New Zealand
ASCC Ltd t/a Rebain NZ jgilbert@ascc.net.nz Phone: +64 9 486 6637
The information and specifications contained in this document are based on careful investigations and examinations by us. They do however not relieve from examining the described products as to their suitability for the intended
process and purpose and as to the risk of infringement of third party industrial property rights. A liability on our part for the correctness and completeness of the information and specifications in this booklet as well as other
advice concerning the application methods is excluded. Any liability on our part is subject solely to our General Standard Terms and Conditions (GSTC), which can salso be viewed under http://www.worlee.de/GSTC. If required we
will forward a copy to you.
Sales Organisation | 51 |
Worlée-Chemie GmbH
Grusonstrasse 22
D-22113 Hamburg
Phone: +49 (0)40 733 330
Fax: +49 (0)40 733 331 170
Resin factory/Sales
Worléestrasse 1
D-21481 Lauenburg/Elbe
Phone: +49 (0)4153 5960
Fax: +49 (0)4153 536 49
service@worlee.de
www.worlee.com

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ABC of Raw Materials

ABC OF RAW MATERIALS

Raw Materials from Worlée –

At Worlée, sustainability is not only a word.

Worlée's continuous development of new and

ADDITIVES page BINDERS page

BINDERS page COLOR page

ABC of raw materials

The broad range of Worlée's own products is completed by a variety

In addition, the experts in Worlée's various laboratories for R&D and

production and from its partners for the following fields of

• Decorative paints and coatings

Various application areas for products of Worlée

| 4 | ABC of Raw Materials

Acrylic based flow and levelling additives T H E E D G E O F I N N OVAT I O N

Resiflow FM 4-50 approx. 50 0.4–4.0

*calculated on total formulation

Type Appearance Addition* Main uses and principal characteristics

Additives for powder coatings T H E E D G E O F I N N OVAT I O N

Type Appearance Addition* Main uses and principal characteristics

*calculated on total formulation

A Isocryl, Epomatt and other E ST R ON

Specialities for powder coatings T H E E D G E O F I N N OVAT I O N

*calculated on total formulation

Market(s) served: EUROPE

A Cabot – Enova™ Aerogel

Market(s) served: WORLDWIDE

Type Chemical name Appearance Main uses and principal characteristics

Market(s) served: EUROPE

Type Description Surface modifier Main uses and principal characteristics

Market(s) served: GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BENELUX, POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC, SLOVACIA

Köstrosol® is a registered trademark of Chemiewerk Bad Köstritz GmbH.

Type H2O [%] Avg. particle BET surface pH value Application

approx. 23 Viscosity, 23 °C, del. form, Brookfield, 75

Market(s) served: EUROPE

Market(s) served: EUROPE

18 max. 10 max.10 35–50 55

Special max. 10 60–80 75

(50 % in dearomat. (50 % in dearomat. 60

max. 10 60–80 98–100

*Viscosity max. 1.000

*Brookfield, ISO 2555 **DIN 53015 [mPa·s]

Market(s) served: EUROPE

Type Solid Content pH-value Viscosity Form of delivery

W’7730 SOLL 49 390 approx. 49 % white bleached shellac (dewaxed) in ethanol

W’4625 SOLL 50 1,000 approx. 50 % Shellac DO (dewaxed) in ethanol

Market(s) served: WORLDWIDE

Type Solids Viscosity pH value Main uses and principal characteristics

Market(s) served: EUROPE

B Polyols & Polymers

Polytone K-88 88–102 ≤1 approx. 5 Widely compatible, unsaponificable, neutral ketone-aldehyde

Market(s) served: WORLDWIDE, EXCEPT MIDDLE EAST AND INDIA

B Bruno Bock Thiocure® Polythiole

Type Softening point Ash Color Form of delivery

Type C.I. Pigment content Density Viscosity Applications and Properties

Type Color Electrical resistance Particle size

W’Quarzsand AS 0104 Black < 500 0.1–0.4

Market(s) served: WORLDWIDE

BLACK PEARLS 120 Pearls 1 5 1 3 0

ELFTEX 460 Pearls 3 3 3 2 0

ELFTEX 220 Pearls 1 5 1 3 0

REGAL 660 Pearls 1 5 1 5 0

BLACK PEARLS 700 Pearls 2 4 4 4 0