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High Heat Performance. Powder
coating on plastics
by Ian Montgomery, Marcel
Verhagen
Powder coating is a fast growing technology due mainly to its environmental
benefit, particularly the elimination of solvents and related compounds that
are emitted into the air in conventional liquid paint. Powder coating has
been traditionally used with metal substrates, however, the need for greater
design freedom has led to industry demand for technology suitable for
plastic substrates.
Lightweight, high performance and adaptable plastics offer many advantages
over metals in applications ranging from mobile phones and TVs to automotive
body panels and tractor hoods.
The challenge has been finding successful approaches to the key issues of
powder coating these materials conductivity to attract the coating and high
heat performance to withstand the cure cycle. There have been major paths to
this goal.
Reaching the objectives
The first approach is aimed at using a primer to give
the surface of a non conductive plastic substrate enough conductivity to
allow powder coating to adhere. This process has some disadvantages because
it requires a liquid to be applied and cured prior to the powder coating
process. Additional issues include costs of both liquid and powder
application equipment, the need of multilayer where a single layer of powder
coating could fit the requirement and loss of some environmental advantages
of powder coating (ie. elimination of volatile organic compounds [VOC]
emissions.
The second technology is thermal application or
flocking. In this process, the substrate is pre heated and the powder is
applied to the hot surface. This heat causes powder to stick to the surface.
The part is then cured in the same way as a conventional powder coating
applied at room temperature.
These two process can only be used with plastics that have high heat
deflection temperature ( a measurement of a plastic's resistance to deform
at higher temperature} or plastics filled with glass or minerals that can
increase stiffness at higher temperature. However the choice of substrate is
still somewhat limited and does require the end user to have a good
understanding of the performance of the plastic substrate during the curing
process for the powder coating.
The third alternative is not really a process but rather the result of new
developments in conductive plastics. Specialized plastics substrates have
been developed to permit the direct application of powder coating to the
surface with no pre treatment or pre processing ultimately giving the coater
the option to hang plastic substrate next to metal substrate on a
powder coating line. This technology has been under development for a number
of years at SABIC Innovative Plastics. Plastics leading to a product
line called Noryl GTX resin.
Design Freedom
Noryl GTX resins are environmentally responsible material which are
optimised for powder coating. they contain conductive filers that eliminate
the need of apply of electrostatic primers, which can emit harmful solvents
and related compounds into air. In powder coating applications Noryl GTX
resins can replace metal substrate, eliminating costly and potentially
hazardous chemical pre-treatment and offering increased design freedom.
Also the material makes it possible to powder coate metal and plastic on the
same production line, which enables economics of scale and avoid color
mismatch between powder coating and injection moulded plastics.
Noryl GTX an alloy of polyamide (PA) and polyphenylene ether (PPE) offers an
outstanding balance of properties, including mechanical performance,
chemical resistance and heat resistance, which makes it an excellent
candidate for many industries and applications . The ability to be modified
for use in electrostatics processes and to withstand cure temperature up to
410 degree F (210 degree C) enables the material to be powder coated using most
powder chemistries found in market place, including polyester, epoxies
and hybrids.
Compared to the typical liquid painting process, conversions to powder
coating can reduce VOC emissions up to 98% and results in an overall coating
saving over 49%. Further, they offer OEMs and their supply chain partners
the flexibility to replace metals with light weight high performance plastic
or to run multiple materials on the same coating line.
Solving Drawback
Although there are some PA grades that can be liquid or powder
coating directly, the addition of PPE resin allows the resin to solve
drawbacks of PA, it reduces moisture uptakes that would normally require
significant drying prior to coating, it reduces warpage, and it lowers
density for weight saving up to 25% over glass filled PA, where the glass is
required for PA for heat resistance in the powder coating process.
While many conductive resins used in liquid coating environments are
suitable for powder coating applications, some grades have been confirmed to
give them a wider processing window in powder coating applications. Table 1
shows key properties of these grades.
Unlike conventional plastics that must be coated with electrostatic primer,
or metals that must be chemically pre treated to remove grease, Noryl GTX
resins require only a washing step prior to beginning the powder coating
process.
Besides PEE/PA aloy, SABIC Innovative Plastics introduced as of January
2008 a PPE / PBT aloy (Noryl LMX), which alo can be used for powder coating
or electrostatic paintings systems. The main objective to launce this grade
is the reduction of moisture pickup during handling the moulded
applications. Compared to PPE/ PA alloy the PPE/ PBT alloy has a moisture
uptake of 0.15%
Noryl LMX is produced in the same process as the conductive PPE/ PA alloy.
| Property | Units | Standards | Noryl GTX* Unified(NX0031) |
Noryl GTX* Mineral Filled (675) |
NOryl GTX* Glass Filled (8720) |
| Tensile Stress yld (5 mm/min) | MPa | ASTM D638 | 2250 | 4340 | 7000 |
| Tensile Stress yld (50 mm/min) | Mpa | ASTM D 638 | 52 | 60 | 140 |
| Tensile Stress yld (50 mm/min) | % | ASTM D 638 | 5 | 3 | 3 |
| Notched Izod (23 C) | J/m | ASTM D 256 | 224 | 39 | 85 |
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HDT unannealed (0.45 MPa, 302 nm |
degree C | ASTM D 648 | 176 | 187 | 215 |
| Melt Volume Rate (280degree C/ 5.0kg) | cubic cm/10 min | ISO 1133 | 8 | 12 | 7 |
Nonphosphate Pretreatment Has Performance Advantages
DuBois Chemicals has launched a new process called Zirconization for paint
pretreatment and surface finishing systems that will allow finishing
professionals to run their metal pretreatment operations in a
high-performing, low-temperature and nonphosphate environment. This new
process uses a new product, DuraTEC 100, which is a patent-pending metal
pretreatment replacement for iron phosphate.
Continental Honored for Use of
Nontoxic Pretreatment
Continental Airlines has received an award from the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency's (EPA) Design for the Environment (DfE) Program in
recognition of the airline's use of an environmentally friendly, nonchromium
surface pretreatment called PreKote. Continental is the first commercial air
carrier to use this technology on its aircraft.
Tainted Water Found in DuPont
Plant's Well
Elizabethtown, N.C. — The Department of Environment and Natural Resources
reported Monday that levels of a cancer-causing chemical have more than
doubled in well water on the property of DuPont's Fayetteville Works plant
in Bladen County.
DENR has been monitoring the presence of perfluorooctanoic acid, or C8, in
the well. The level increased from 7 parts per billion in 2006 to 17 parts
per billion last year.<more>
Money must be found to fix the
lead paint mess in all of the older houses
Who is responsible for removing poisonous lead paint -- homeowners,
landlords, municipalities, the feds, the paint manufacturers?
More than 93,000 older Delaware homes may contain lead paint that can harm
brains and central nervous systems. Very young children are especially
vulnerable. The toxins in lead paint can cause impaired hearing,
hyperactivity, poor coordination, decreased growth, muscle pain, learning
disabilities, memory problems and attention deficit disorder.
Lead paint was taken off the market in 1978 but its legacy lingers.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1.7 million
children ages 5 and younger are affected by lead poisoning
Delaware and other states are still cleaning up the mess, quite literally.
As it crumbles and chips in homes built before 1978, lead paint still
poisons.
Getting the lead out costs about $1 million a year in Delaware alone.
Officials here say only 246 units will receive either full lead-paint
removal or limited interim control treatments this year because the average
cost of abatement is $15,000 a unit, and fixing one Wilmington unit cost
$40,000.<more>
Smell the difference: Home Depot and ICI team up for green paint release
Paint takes green to the next level and provides a comprehensive home,
family and earth-friendly product from start to finish, they claim.
ICI Paints and The Home Depot claim they have launched a first with
Freshaire - a 'truly comprehensive and environmentally friendly paint'.
The Freshaire Choice Paint - available from April 1 - is a paint free of
volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and is backed by a lifetime guarantee and
Greenguard certification, the latter from an independent test laboratory in
the United States.
The secret behind its eco-friendly status is an 'advanced colourant
techology' which provides colour without chemical odour or VOCs.
It has a colour palette of 66 colours available through a tinting system
across four groupings: Waterscapes, Atmosphere, Botanical and Earth. <more>
China's paint industry becomes
world's second largest
BEIJING, Apr 01, 2008
(AsiaPulse via COMTEX) -- -- China has become the second largest paint
producer and consumer in the world propelled by booming real estate, auto
and shipping building sectors.
Global paint manufacturers have moved their production capacities to China
in recent years.
The world's top paint and coating producer Akzo Nobel recorded US$1.03
billion of sales revenue in China last year, up 16 per cent year-on-year.
By 2012, Akzo Nobel is expected to realize US$2 billion of sales revenue in
China, according to Anders Brostm, president of Akzo Nobel China.
The production value of the world's paint industry exceeded US$82 billion in
2002 with an annual growth rate at about six per cent, according to the just
concluded 5th China international Exhibition for Painting Chemical Materials
in Beijing.
Currently, the output of top ten paint producers in the world accounts for
one third of total output, boasting a 60 per cent market share. <more>
Berger Paints India acquires Poland's Bolix from Advent Intl for $38.6 mln
MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Berger Paints India Ltd. said it has acquired
Poland-based Bolix S.A. from private equity group Advent International for
$38.6 million.
The purchase, which will be made through a Berger unit in Cyprus, is subject
to clearance by the Polish Anti-Monopoly Office.
Bolix is a provider of external insulation finishing systems and
manufactures dry plaster mixes and acrylic colours.<more>
Paint makers plan to increase prices next
month
MUMBAI: Spruce up colours on
your walls soon or be prepared to shell out more for the same as prices of
solvent-based paints seem poised to move northward.
Paint manufacturers are lining up price hikes to combat the hit on their
bottomline due to the continuing increase in global crude prices, which have
been scaling newer peaks each passing day. Oil prices have risen 79% in the
last year.
Petroleum compounds form one of the major raw materials used for making
these paints.
Abhijit Roy, vice-president, sales and marketing, Berger Paints India, said,
“There has been a rise in input prices for our industry, especially in
solvent-based products. It is not always possible to hike prices, but now it
has started hurting our bottomline. There will be an increase of about 5% in
prices in a month.”
He added that the impact of these high prices would be more for companies
like Berger and Nerolac as oil-based paints constitute a high percentage of
their sales.
Other manufacturers are also indicating price hikes. Ashok Saini,
vice-president, special projects, Kansai Nerolac Paints, said, “Till now we
had the cover of the rupee appreciation, but now that has also gone. For
decorative paints it would be easier to hike prices, but it would be
difficult for industrial products as they are bought in bulk.” <more>
Dupont launches coatings plant in Shanghai
Dupont launched a 80 million US dollar performance coatings plant in
Shanghai on Tuesday to supply the Chinese and Asian markets.
Dupont launched a 80 million US dollar performance coatings plant in Shanghai
on Tuesday to supply the Chinese and Asian markets.
The plant, in Jiading District, is capable of producing 20,000 tons of
coatings per year for the auto industry and other industrial uses.
Dupont said the US company's sales in China rose at an average annual rate
of 17 percent over the past five years. Dupont has invested about 800
million US dollars in China, and expects the figure to reach 1.2 billion US
dollars in 2010. <more>
ICI Pakistan announces 35% final dividend for 2007
KARACHI: The Board of Directors of ICI Pakistan Limited has announced a
final cash dividend of Rs 3.5 per ordinary share of Rs 10 for the year
ending December 31, 2007. With an earlier interim dividend of 25 percent,
ICI Pakistan has declared a total share dividend of 60 percent in 2007, as
compared to the 55 percent declared in 2006.
This level of returns is on account of a record-breaking financial year for
ICI Pakistan in 2007, which provides further evidence of the continuing
growth of its businesses. The announcement of the dividend was made during
ICI Pakistan’s 56th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at ICI Head Office
Karachi. In addition to a review of accounts for the year ended December 31,
2007, the AGM also approved the appointment of a new Board of Directors for
ICI Pakistan Limited for a period of three years, in accordance with the
Companies Ordinance 1984. <more>
Global demand for architectural paints to exceed 21 million metric tons in
2011
World demand for
architectural paints is forecast to rise 3.9% per year through 2011 to 21.5
million metric tons, valued at $47 billion. Although respectable, growth
will decelerate in comparison to the performance of the 2001 to 2006 period,
due to a significant projected slowdown in global building construction
expenditure growth through 2011.... "Coating World"
RPC joins growing paints market
The Richard Pieris
Group is the latest entrant to the growing but competitive paints market,
trading prices and quality products with the the likes of CIC, Lankem,
Multilac, Nippolac Asian Paints and others.
Mahesh Herath, Business Development Manager for the category, said Arpico
has introduced a full array of paints under the brand name Arpicolour
ranging from emulsions, enamels, weather-care , wood-care, under coats and
anti corrosives and in a multitude of colours. The paints were initially
launched in Colombo district, but due to the huge success they received
during the following few weeks of the launch, are now being distributed
island wide via Arpico Supercentres and general hardware outlets, he said. <more>
DuPont raising price of
titanium oxide
April 01, 2008: 09:48 AM EST
DuPont Titanium Technologies said Tuesday it will raise the price for all
grades of its DuPont Ti-Pure titanium dioxide grades, effective April 15.
The price hike of 80 euros ($126.41) per metric ton will apply to all
product sold in Central and Eastern Europe, Turkey, Greece and North Africa.
Shares of DuPont Co. rose 29 cents to $47.05 shortly after the opening bell.
<more>
KECO Coatings acquires Teknix Powder Coating
Keco Coatings of Indianapolis, IN has completed the acquisition of Teknix
Powder Coating in Statesville, NC. This acquisition will enable Keco to
transition its Teflon and plasma coating technology into the southeast
territory. Teknix Powder Coating is located in the heart of the NASCAR
region, which will make it more convientent for existing NASCAR customers to
leverage Keco's coating portfolio.
Crown Jewel of Akzo Nobel put
up for sale
Akzo Nobel has put
its UK Crown Paints business up for sale with a £200 million price tag, As a
result of the deal agreed with the European Commission to gain clearance for
its £8 billion takeover of ICI, completed in January.
Akzo has until late June to sell its Lancashire-based Crown business and has
now reportedly appointed investment bank Greenhill to find buyers. It is
thought that the sale could attract the interest of US firms such as
American buildings materials and coatings company Sherwin-Williams, as well
as PPG Industries and RPM International.
The ICI deal saw Akzo Nobel take control of Britain's top two paint
manufacturers, with newly acquired Dulux the top player in the market,
followed by Crown.
Crown is thought to employ around 1,400 people at three sites across the UK;
its main site in Darwen, Warrington and Hull. Sites in Dublin and Belfast
are also understood to be up for sale as part of the agreement.
The Dutch firm said it was confident that the Dulux brand would be retained,
but it was unclear if ICI as a name would survive. Alongside the Crown sale,
Akzo is also selling ICI’s adhesives and electronic materials business to
German chemicals firm Henkel, for £2.7 billion.
Katayama Chemical
Katayama Chemical is
working to bring to market flame-retardants, based on vinyl phosphonates,
that significantly reduce the natural escape of flame retardants from
plastics into the atmosphere.
Using a 140-L reactor at its Amagasaki plant in Japan, the Osaka-based
company intends to manufacture several hundred kilograms of dimethyl vinyl-,
diethyl vinyl- and diphenyl vinyl phosphonate, and diphenyl vinyl phosphine
oxide. It will use these to make flame-retardants on a trial basis for data
collection and evaluation, looking at such aspects as their chemical
properties, toxicity and marketability.
The testing process is to be completed in approximately one year, upon which
Katayama intends to commercialise the product if the results are favourable.
A multi-stage process is currently used to introduce vinyl groups into
phosphorous compounds using highly toxic materials such as phosphorous
chloride and phosgene, and it is considered difficult to carry out large
volume synthesis. But Han Li-Biao, a senior staff member at the Research
Institute for Innovation in Sustainable Chemistry under Japan’s National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, has succeeded in
developing a mass-production process for vinyl phosphonates.
Katayama decided to take on the commercialisation of the one-step high-yield
process, which uses low cost cationic catalysts, as it believes that the
products have potential as environmentally sound alternatives to brominated
flame-retardants.
Besides the anticipated use of vinyl phosphonates in flame-retardants for
plastics, fibres and electronics’ substrates, they hold promise in the
medical sector as pharmaceutical intermediates for cancer drugs and also as
agrochemical intermediates, because of their optical activity. (Source:
Japan Chemical Week, 20 March, 2008)
DSM
Royal DSM has announced its long-term manufacturing plan to expand its
polyester powder coating resin facilities and prepare its manufacturing
network for the future. The capacity at three of its locations will be
expanded, while preparations have started for further expansions.
Including investments currently under consideration, the long-term
manufacturing plan would result in a total capacity expansion of 40
kilotons. The investments are scheduled for the period 2007-2010. As a first
step, the facilities in Schoonebeek (The Netherlands), Ping Tung (Taiwan)
and Santa Margarida (Spain) will be expanded. At the site in Augusta (GA,
United States) engineering has already been started to prepare for a
significant expansion of capacity for the American market.
The announced investments are in addition to the capacity expansions as
announced in 2006 in Kunshan (China), Ping Tung and Santa Margarida. The
investments at both Asian sites are fully aligned with and supported by
Eternal Chemical, DSM’s joint venture partner for these operations.
Gerben Algra, Global Business Director for DSM Powder Coating Resins, said
“The investment will greatly strengthen DSM’s global leadership position in
polyester powder coating resins and underlines our commitment to this
market. The expansions are essential to support DSM's continuous. Also, the
investment plan clearly signals the opportunities DSM sees for innovative
and more sustainable products like powder coating resins.” (Source: DSM
Paint major Jotun on expansion
spree, to set up 10 showrooms
Ahmedabad, April 16 Jotun Group, one of the world's leading paint companies,
announced its plans on Wednesday to set up 10 exclusive showrooms in Gujarat
by the year-end. To be called the Jotun Multicolour outlets, the showrooms
will cater to the growing demand for paints, a company release said. <more>
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