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Taminco Launches Safer Solvent for Polyurethane Dispersion Coating Systems

Eastman Chemical Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Taminco Corporation, has recently launched TamiSolve NxG (NxG), a novel next-generation high-performance solvent with a favorable safety, health and environmental profile compared with NMP and NEP. 
Through testing in polyurethane dispersion (PUD) coating systems, NxG has been identified as a true process equivalent to NMP. NxG has also demonstrated improved coalescence ability and dispersibility while maintaining viscosity control in final PUD systems as compared with NMP.

NxG is a versatile solvent that provides formulators the opportunity to reduce both DMPA (dimethylolpropionic acid) content and co-solvents while maintaining end properties similar to those of NMP-based formulations. Potentially reducing DMPA and other co-solvents can be advantageous as formulators look to achieve specific safety profiles without negatively impacting performance.

According to Wouter Reyntjens, global market manager solvents at Taminco, “Tamisolve NxG now gives PUD chemists the ability to formulate reduced VOC systems with equivalent or superior film formation and similar dry times. In many cases, NxG enhances the physical properties of the PUD coating due to improved film formation and better PUD system dispersibility.”

NxG is a logical choice for PUD coating formulators seeking to balance safety and performance attributes. Testing demonstrates that NxG is not classified for developmental or genotoxicity and is inherently biodegradable.

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