Antioxidant and UV Stabilizers for Coatings and Adhesives
SI Group carries a complete portfolio of antioxidants and UV stabilizers for the coatings and adhesives industries, including drop-in equivalents to IRGANOX®, TINUVIN®, and Uvinul®. Primary antioxidants and UV stabilizers are essential for coating and adhesive formulations. Oxygen in paint containers means oxidation and polymerization interact with the end-use product, ultimately causing potential discoloration and loss of mechanical and physical properties of the coating or adhesive.
UV light stabilizers prevent degradation, such as color damage and delamination of coatings and adhesives. The SI group portfolio has two main light stabilizer additives that protect the coating and adhesive formulations. The first is UV absorber additives which absorb any harmful UV radiation and dissipate it as heat. The second is Hindered Amine Light Stabilizers (HALS) which scavenge radicals and are only activated when light is exposed to the coating or adhesive.
Why Antioxidants and UV Stabilizers from SI Group?
Domestic availability
Low MOQs and short lead time
Technical support
Service levels > 95%
All products are manufactured in state-of-the-art, ISO-certified facilities
Coating and adhesive stabilizers must maintain clarity, offer good transparency, retain viscosity, and resist discoloration, all while avoiding skin and gel formation and loss in tack and tensile strength. Phenolic, phosphite, and aminic antioxidants from SI Group offer compatibility in various forms depending on the type of resin system. Explore the portfolio of solutions below from the SI Group for coating and adhesive applications.
Antioxidants and UV Stabilizers for Coatings and Adhesives
The SI Group has a wide range of high-performance antioxidants and UV light stabilizers for formulators of coatings and adhesives. These stabilizers and additives protect from high temperatures that cause the formation of free radicals that discolor and change the physical properties of the coating or adhesive. Talk to a specialist today about which SI Group stabilizer will work best for your formulation.
