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Additives For Industrial Coatings.
Objectives of Study.
The objectives of this study are to provide clients with a total understanding of the specific chemicals used as performance additives in the formulation of industrial coatings.

Each of the additives identified has been analyzed as to its chemical content, consumption in 1989 and projected consumption through 1994 based on technologies and environmental regulations at work that are impacting on the industrial coatings formulators. Additional objectives are to identify additives producers and suppliers, their market shares, pricing and products.
Study Methodology.
To gather all of the information and data required to prepare this study, 125 people were contacted at 70 companies and agencies throughout the United States. Contacts were made with personnel at industrial coatings formulators, additive producers and suppliers, coatings users, technical trade associations, trade journals and government agencies.
Scope of Study.
The scope of this study included the investigation of chemical additives used by the United States formulators of industrial coatings including:

Product Finishes (OEM)

This included coatings prepared for original equipment manufacturers (OEM) to meet conditions of application and end use. These coatings are applied as part of the manufacturing process.

Special Purpose Coatings

These coatings are formulated for transportation (automotive) after market applications as well as for stock goods. They are formulated for special applications and conditions such as extreme temperatures, chemical exposure and severe environmental conditions.

This study excluded additives used in the production of coating resins or binders. Many of the additives identified were found to have multiple functions in coating formulations.

Those performance additives investigated include:

  • Antifoams/Defoamers
  • Corrosion Inhibitors
    • Inorganic
    • Organics
  • Crosslinking Agents
  • Anticratering/Levelling
  • Mar Proof/Anti-Abrasion
  • Light Stabilizers
  • Adhesion Promoters-Silanes
  • Acid Catalysts
  • Driers
  • Thickeners/Associative
  • Rheology Modifiers
  • Antiskinning Agents
  • Biocides/Antimicrobials
  • Fungicides/Mildewcides
  • Antifoulants
  • Dispersants
    • Water Based
    • Solvent Based
Table of Contents.

Subject
Page Number
Objectives of Study i
Methodology i
Scope of Study ii
Summary iii
Industrial Coatings Shipments 1
Coating Trends 3
Automotive OEM Coatings 3
Container, Can, Closure Coatings 6
Powder Coatings 8
Powder Coatings Needs 12
Wood, Composition Board, Furniture, Fixtures 13
Coil Coatings 14
Appliance Coatings 16
Auto Refinishing/Machinery Refinishing 21

Additives

Cross Linking Agents/Curing Agents/Hardeners 23
Opportunity For New Cross Linkers 24
Anticratering/Levelling Agents 32
Thickeners and Associative Thickeners 37
Opportunities For New Associative Thickeners 44
Requirements For Suppliers of Associative Thickeners 44
Rheology Modifiers 45
Corrosion Inhibitors 50
Potential Opportunities For Aqueous Based Corrosion Inhibitors 54
Adhesion Promoters 56
Adhesion Promoter Needs 60
Light Stabilizers 61
Dispersants 66
Mar-Proof/Anti-Abrasion/Anti-Block Agents 74
Defoamers/Antifoams 79
Biocides/Antimicrobials (In Can Use) 84
Fungicides/Mildewcides (In Film Use) 88
Antifoulants 92
Acid Catalysts - Straight and Blocked 95
Driers 102
Antiskinning Agents 107
Composite Profile of Additive Suppliers 111
Sales Volumes 111
Company Strengths 111
Expenditures 111
Salesmen Compensation 111
Salesmen Background 112
Product Development 113
Structure 113
Sales Methods 113
Product Uniqueness 113
Resales 114
Industrial Coatings formulator Purchasing Attitude Toward Resin/Additive Supplier 115

Appendix - Contact List


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Purchase Information.
Study Cost.
The purchase price for this study is $5,000 ($US)
The purchase price includes three (3) copies of the study. Additional copies may be obtained at $200 each.