WACKER: VINNAPAS Product Overview Europe ... - Wacker Chemie
WACKER: VINNAPAS Product Overview Europe ... - Wacker Chemie
WACKER: VINNAPAS Product Overview Europe ... - Wacker Chemie
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ComPosite teCHnology witH<br />
oPtimum ComPosition<br />
The new composite dispersions from<br />
<strong>VINNAPAS</strong> ® very cleverly combine<br />
inorganic and organic components to<br />
produce a product which allows colors to<br />
remain bright and not fade on building<br />
facades, thereby reducing the total<br />
number of facade renovation cycles.<br />
The core of the dispersions is made up<br />
of inorganic silica particles (the basis of<br />
quartz and glass) only a few nanometers<br />
in size that are surrounded by organic<br />
polymer particles.<br />
Normally, if mineral particles are simply<br />
mixed into an organic dispersion, the<br />
particles can agglomerate during filming<br />
and subsequently develop an uneven,<br />
heterogeneous film. The organic shell<br />
of the new composite dispersion now<br />
prevents inorganic-particle agglomeration<br />
during the film-forming process. Thus,<br />
a homogeneous and stable film forms.<br />
The special organic/inorganic combination<br />
also lends specific benefits<br />
to the dispersion. The elastic, organic<br />
components have conventional binder<br />
properties – strong adhesion and<br />
cohesion, good mechanical properties<br />
and improved processability. The solid<br />
mineral components, for their part,<br />
have outstanding barrier properties,<br />
reducing dirt pick-up, ensuring<br />
long-lasting color shades and lowering<br />
the risk of algae or mold formation.<br />
Composite dispersions also feature<br />
improved scratch and abrasion resistance,<br />
high thermal stability, and optimal<br />
thermal conductivity and water-vapor<br />
permeability. Of particular note is their<br />
improved flame-retardancy due to the<br />
high non-flammable inorganic content.<br />
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