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Arkema Introduces Versatile Binder for Low-VOC Architectural Coatings

Arkema Coating Resins, a business unit of Arkema, has introduced ENCOR 636, a 100 percent acrylic latex for use in a wide range of low-VOC and APEO-free architectural coatings applications. The new resin is designed specifically to help formulators simplify their raw material inventory when needed.

“ENCOR®636 acrylic latex is for the formulator seeking a multi-purpose raw material solution that meets industry standards and provides strong performance across varied interior and exterior coating applications,” John Hiel, North American marketing manager, explained. “Working with customers, we identified the properties needed and developed this product around them. The result is a multipurpose product that, in many situations, simplifies their raw material supply chain and streamlines their formulation process.”

ENCOR 636 acrylic latex offers a balance of properties for a wide range of paint applications, including excellent alkali and efflorescence resistance, very good scrub resistance and superior gloss development. It is low-VOC capable and APEO-free.

The product meets Arkema’s EnVia standards for raw materials that contribute to sustainable formulating.

For more information, visit Ark.ma/versatile.

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