Tytan

Tytan™ AP100 is primarily formulated to significantly enhance the adhesion of solvent-based inks to various plastics utilized in food packaging and other applications. It is transparent, Tytan™ AP100 is particularly suitable for modifying ink to achieve clear-color and high-gloss printing, thereby resulting in improved gloss of the cured ink.

Tytan™ AP20 is specifically tailored for flexible packaging films. This product offers the benefit of being insensitive to crystallization, ensuring improved stability in various applications.

Tytan™ AQZ30 serves as a highly effective rheology modifier specifically designed for functionalized guar derivatives, primarily utilized in secondary and tertiary recovery processes for oil and gas wells. This versatile product can crosslink in both water-borne and solvent-borne coatings, providing exceptional adhesion in water-borne and solvent-borne printing inks. Additionally, Tytan™ AQZ30 offers preventive measures against yellowing of the polymer during use.

Tytan™ CA-B116 serves as a replacement for PU catalysts, particularly for tin-based catalysts such as DBTL, in one- and two-component polyurethane systems. Notably, it demonstrates compatibility with secondary alcohols, offering enhanced performance in various applications.

Tytan™ CP-219 is a coupling agent designed to improve the dispersion of inorganic fillers in polymer systems like PP and PE. By modifying the surface of filler particles, it enhances compatibility and dispersion within the polymer matrix.

Tytan™ CP-317 is a reddish liquid renowned for its excellent performance in filler loading, pigment dispersing, reducing working viscosity, and enhancing the toughness of polymer materials. This product is particularly suitable for cosmetic application

Tytan™ CP326 offers moisture resistance along with improved flame retardation and anticorrosion properties. As a coupling agent, it enhances the dispersion of inorganic fillers in polymer systems like PP and PE by modifying the surface of filler particles.

Tytan™ EHT finds applications across various industrial sectors, serving notably as an esterification and transesterification catalyst. It exhibits reduced sensitivity to moisture, enhancing its performance and reliability in diverse applications.

Tytan™ ET is employed across a spectrum of industrial applications, including as an esterification and transesterification catalyst, an olefin polymerization catalyst, an adhesion promoter, a crosslinking agent for hydroxylic compounds, and as a constituent of heat and corrosion-resistant paints. Its notable characteristic lies in its higher efficiency, contributing to improved performance in various processes.

Tytan™ PBT serves as a co-binder in formulations, providing enhanced adhesion and reaction rates. Primarily utilized in formulating heat and corrosion-resistant paints, it also finds application in formulating air-drying paint alongside silicone resins.

Tytan™ S2 offers improved build-up of physical properties and enhanced adhesion. Notably, it is sensitive to water and will react and cure immediately upon contact with moisture at room temperature.

Tytan™ S3 offers benefits such as improved build-up of physical properties and enhanced adhesion. It is worth noting that Tytan S3 is sensitive to water and will react and cure immediately upon contact with moisture at room temperature.

Tytan™ S6 is characterized by enhanced adhesion and an extended shelf-life. It is important to note that Tytan™ S6 is sensitive to water and will react and cure immediately upon contact with moisture at room temperature.

Tytan™ TAA boasts an exceptional balance between reactivity and cross-linking/adhesion-improvement properties, rendering it highly suitable for significantly enhancing the performance of industrial coatings on challenging modern polymeric substrates, glass, and certain metals. It's important to note that Tytan™ TAA is exclusively applicable in solvent-based inks and coatings.

Tytan™ TET is a water-soluble titanate utilized across various applications. It serves as a cross-linking agent in both aqueous and non-aqueous paints, wire enamel, and as an adhesion promoter in polyurethane systems. Notably, it forms very strong ionic bonds with metallic substrates.