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emnpr543 April 27, 2005
An Introduction to Coalescing
Aids and Eastman Film Forming Technologies
Seattle, WA, USA -- (Jobwerx) -- Coalescing Aids In Dispersion Paint
Formulations. The choice of coalescing aids available to the paint formulator
is extensive in the decorative paint market.
Paul Swan, technical service representative, of Eastman Chemical Company
(NYSE:EMN), will deliver a paper on May 24, which details a variety
of coatings industry solutions as part of 36th International conference
on Coatings Technology in Sec, Czech Republic. Swan’s paper
is titled An Introduction to Coalescing Aids and Eastman Film Forming
Technologies.
Swan, who works at the Eastman Technical Centre in Kirkby, England,
will present an overview of the role of coalescing aids in dispersion
paint formulations. He will cover such areas as why coalescing aids
are used; how they function; and desirable properties. Additionally,
European legislation surrounding the decorative paint market will be
discussed, featuring the relative benefits of Texanol Ester Alcohol
and the newly introduced low odour coalescing aid Optifilm Enhancer
300.
"The choice of coalescing aids available to the paint formulator is
extensive," said Swan. "When making this choice, the formulator must
consider performance, widespread compatibility, economics, global availability,
and regulatory compliance."
The Eastman Coatings Film Technologies coalescent portfolio, anchored
by Texanol Ester Alcohol, has been designed to respond to regulatory
directives, retail requirements and consumer preference. Optifilm Enhancer
300 is a new, low odor addition to the Eastman coalescent portfolio.
Like Texanol EA, it is not classed as a volatile organic according to
the European Union Directive 2004/42/EC.
Eastman Chemical Company manufactures and markets chemicals, fibers
and plastics worldwide. It provides key differentiated coatings, adhesives
and specialty plastics products; is the world’s largest producer of
PET polymers for packaging; and is a major supplier of cellulose acetate
fibers. Eastman is leveraging its heritage of innovation and strength
in polyester, acetyl and organic chemistry technologies to drive growth
and meet increasing demand in four select markets: building and construction,
packaging, health, and electronics. Founded in 1920 and headquartered
in Kingsport, Tenn., Eastman is a FORTUNE 500 company with 2004 sales
of $6.6 billion and approximately 12,000 employees.
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