Novel Organosilane Cross-Linking Agents for Powder Coatings
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2-1-1995
Department
Polymers and High Performance Materials
Abstract
Organosilane dicarboxylic acids have been substituted for a portion of the carboxyl-terminated polyesters in conventional epoxy-polyester powder coatings and provide improvements in a number of performance characteristics. For instance, environmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM) studies confirm improvements in flow and leveling; the modified powders permit lower cure temperatures; and chemical and weather resistance properties are improved as is their thermal stability. Adhesion and pencil hardness are essentially unchanged, but minor improvements are noted in some formulations. However, impact strength and flexibility are lowered for most silane-containing formulations, probably a consequence of higher aromatic content in the silane diacids.
Publication Title
Journal of Coatings Technology
Volume
67
Issue
841
First Page
39
Last Page
45
Recommended Citation
Thames, S. F.,
Panjnani, K. G.,
Pace, S.,
Blanton, M. D.
(1995). Novel Organosilane Cross-Linking Agents for Powder Coatings. Journal of Coatings Technology, 67(841), 39-45.
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