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    This document discusses solvent-borne acrylic and alkyd coatings. It describes the differences between thermoplastic and thermoset acrylic resins, with thermosets forming cross-linked network structures providing better properties like hardness and solvent resistance. Common applications of acrylic coatings include automobiles and machinery. Alkyd resins are formed from fatty acids, polyfunctional organic acids, and polyols. Alkyd coatings are classified based on fatty oil content and have various applications in automotive refinishing, architectural paints, and marine coatings. Solvent-borne coatings are often applied by spraying or dipping and provide glossy, durable protective films.

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    This document discusses solvent-borne acrylic and alkyd coatings. It describes the differences between thermoplastic and thermoset acrylic resins, with thermosets forming cross-linked network structures providing better properties like hardness and solvent resistance. Common applications of acrylic coatings include automobiles and machinery. Alkyd resins are formed from fatty acids, polyfunctional organic acids, and polyols. Alkyd coatings are classified based on fatty oil content and have various applications in automotive refinishing, architectural paints, and marine coatings. Solvent-borne coatings are often applied by spraying or dipping and provide glossy, durable protective films.

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    SOLVENT-BORNE

    COATINGS
    Table Of Contents
    ACRYLIC SOLVENT-BORNE COATING

    Applications
    ACRYLIC SOLVENT-BORNE COATING
    Thermal effect:
    Acrylic resin

    Thermoplastic Thermoset

    • Large molecular weight


    • Small molecular weight
    • Generally linear high-molecular polymers
    • Containing at least one FG to join in crosslinking reaction
    • No further cross-linking reaction, can be repeatedly heated to
    • Network-like structure
    soften and solidify by cooling.
    • Excellent color, high hardness, good solvent resistance and weather
    • Good gloss and color retention, water and chemical resistance,
    resistance, abrasion resistance,
    and is easy to process and shape
    • Excellent scratch resistance.
    • automobiles, electrical appliances, machinery, construction, etc
    • Industrial paint and Building coatings, etc
    ACRYLIC SOLVENT-BORNE COATING
    Mechanism:
    ACRYLIC SOLVENT-BORNE COATING
    ALKYD SOLVENT-BORNE COATING
    - Alkyd: monofunctional fatty acids of fatty oils+ polyfunctional organic acids+ polyfunctional alcohols.

    Classification (% fatty oil content)

    Short alkyd resin: 30-45% fatty Medium alkyd resin: 46-55% fatty Fatty alkyd resin: 56-70% fatty oils, often used as
    oils, divided into drying and non- oil, type of alkyd with most a decorative coating (Topcoat or Finish) for
    drying type application durable metal, wood, etc,…

    - High viscosity, only soluble in - Most versatile resin, can be - Soluble in mineral spirits and are
    strong solvent like xylene, and applied with a paint brush, compatible with many types of oil-
    is usually applied by dipping/ roller or spray gun. based film-forming agents, widely used
    spray gun. - Film: dry quickly, very glossy, as architectural and construction paints
    - + Non-drying: neutralizing durable, and flexible-> and combined with a number of other
    agent for NC paint/ combined applied in drying or naturally high-quality resins as protective paints.
    with amino resin to make high drying paint, in industrial, Steel structures, ship paint, etc.
    quality hot-drying paint architectural and - Fatty Alkyd resin made from soybeans is
    - + Drying: primer for metals/ construction paint the most common.
    combined with amino resin to
    make high quality drying paint.
    ALKYD SOLVENT-BORNE COATING
    Applications:

    Automotive refinish paints Architectural gloss paint Marine coatings

    Typically short oil, fast-drying Long oil alkyd based upon a drying oil
    ALKYD SOLVENT-BORNE COATING
    Analysis

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