The dispersant AA 4135 is a specialized additive with the following characteristics:

Chemical Properties:

Composed of specific chemical compounds designed to provide effective dispersing properties. The exact chemical composition is often proprietary information.

May contain functional groups that interact with the particles to be dispersed, enabling better dispersion and stability.

Physical Properties:

Appearance: Typically a liquid or powder.

Solubility: Depending on the formulation, it may be soluble in various solvents or compatible with specific systems.

Viscosity: Varies depending on the product and intended application.

Performance Features:

Enhanced dispersion: AA 4135 is highly effective in dispersing a wide range of particles, including pigments, fillers, and nanoparticles. It helps to break up aggregates and evenly distribute the particles throughout the medium, resulting in improved color uniformity, opacity, and mechanical properties.

Stability: Provides long-term stability to the dispersion, reducing the risk of sedimentation, flocculation, or re-agglomeration. This ensures consistent performance over time and during storage.

Compatibility: Compatible with a variety of materials, including solvents, resins, and binders commonly used in different industries. It can be easily incorporated into formulations without negatively affecting other properties.

Improved processing: Facilitates easier processing by reducing viscosity and improving flow properties. This can lead to increased production efficiency and better quality control.

Applications:

In the paint and coatings industry, AA 4135 is used to disperse pigments and fillers, resulting in smooth and uniform coatings with enhanced color intensity and durability.

For inks, it helps to achieve better print quality by ensuring proper dispersion of pigments and reducing clogging of nozzles.

In the plastics industry, it can be used to disperse additives and fillers, improving the mechanical and optical properties of the plastic products.

Also finds applications in the ceramic, adhesive, and sealant industries, where it helps to achieve better dispersion of fillers and improve the performance of the final products.