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Tyzor® TE, triethanolamine titanate
Tyzor® TE is a triethanolamine titanium chelate. It is an effective cross-linker, adhesion promoter, and curing agent for water-based paint and coating applications.
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- Manufacturer: Dorf Ketal
- Product Line: Tyzor® Organic Titanates and Zirconates
- Product: Tyzor® Organic Chelates
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings | Energy | Inks
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Tyzor® TE is a titanium triethanolamine complex. This Tyzor® grade will form a reactive hydroxy titanium chelate by undergoing hydrolysis, allowing it to be stable in aqueous formulations for extended periods. Tyzor® TE functions as an excellent cross-linker for carbohydrate-coated latex particles in thixotropic paints. It also cross-links pigments and binders in other waterborne systems, such as acrylic paints. This cross-linking functionality makes Tyzor® TE useful in oil well fracturing fluid applications using carbohydrate polymers, such as guar, where it forms high-viscosity aqueous gels upon cross-linking.
Tyzor® TE is also an excellent source of titanium for catalysis of esterification, transesterification, condensation, and addition reactions. As a catalyst, Tyzor® TE is used as a nontoxic replacement for sulfuric acid, tin, and other hazardous catalyst chemicals used in producing polyester polyols in adipic acid/BDO systems and phthalic acid/DEG systems.
Specifications
TiO2 content: ~13.7%
Active content: 80%
Color: Light yellow
Density (25°C): 1.06 g/ml
Viscosity (25°C): 350 mPa·s
Pour point: −47°C
Boiling point: 85°C
Flash point: 16°C
Primary Chemistry: Triethanolamine titanium complex
Features & Benefits
Catalysis
Moderate reaction rates
Increases yield of direct esterification processes through compatibility with water byproducts
Low toxicity
Forms high-viscosity aqueous gels with guar and guar derivatives
Reduces cure time in paint
Increases scratch, chemical, and heat resistance in paints
Cross-links polymers and pigments in waterborne paints
Problems Solved
Uncontrollable reaction rates in esterification, addition, and condensation reactions
Use of highly toxic catalysts
Catalyst incompatibility with water byproducts
Weak gel strength generated with multifunctional polymers in oil well fracturing fluids
Scratching and abrasion of paints and coatings
Applications
Catalyst for esterification, transesterification, condensation, and addition reactions
Oil well fracturing and drilling fluids
Thixotropic paints
Waterborne paints and coatings
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