Product overview
Styrene Acrylic Emulsion is a waterborne paint binders material evaluated for Interior and exterior wall paints, Primers, sealers and textured coatings, Cementitious and waterproof coatings. Grade selection should compare composition, physical properties, compatibility, regulatory documentation and finished-paint performance.
Function & Usage
- Improve Mortar Workability & Set Control
Supports workability, water management, set profile, adhesion or durability in cementitious and dry-mix systems. Typical uses: Interior and exterior wall paints, Primers, sealers and textured coatings, Cementitious and waterproof coatings.
- Formulate Architectural & Decorative Paints
Supports opacity, color, film formation, application rheology or durability in compatible architectural-paint formulations. Typical uses: Interior and exterior wall paints, Primers, sealers and textured coatings, Cementitious and waterproof coatings.
- Select Paint Binders & Film-Forming Aids
Provides film formation, adhesion, hardness, durability, open time or coalescence according to binder and solvent design. Typical uses: Interior and exterior wall paints, Primers, sealers and textured coatings, Cementitious and waterproof coatings.
Product information
- Primary category:
- Paints, Coatings, Adhesives & Construction
- Subcategory:
- Waterborne Paint Binders
- CAS No.:
- Mixture; no single CAS
- Form:
- Milky white aqueous emulsion
- Content / Grade:
- Typical solids 47-52%; pH 7-9; Tg, MFFT, viscosity and APEO status by grade
- Applications:
- Interior and exterior wall paints, Primers, sealers and textured coatings, Cementitious and waterproof coatings, Paper and nonwoven coatings
- Hazard / Transport:
- Aqueous polymer emulsions are not commonly regulated as dangerous goods, but preservatives, residual monomers and ammonia can affect classification. Confirm the exact grade SDS and destination-market requirements.
- Storage:
- Store tightly closed in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place. Protect from freezing, excessive heat, direct sunlight and contamination; follow the grade-specific minimum storage temperature and shelf life.