Name: Acrylate Leveling Agent for Powder Coatings ALP-67
Brand: Coatingsink
SKU: acrylate-leveling-powder-coatings-alp
Availability: InStock

Question 1

How is ALP-67 incorporated into a powder coating formulation?

Accepted Answer

ALP-67 is added during dry blending prior to extrusion. It melts within the resin matrix during extrusion at 100–120°C, ensuring homogeneous distribution without the need for masterbatch preparation. The recommended addition level is 1–2% based on total resin weight.

Question 2

At what dosage does ALP-67 effectively eliminate orange peel?

Accepted Answer

Orange peel is typically eliminated at 1.0–2.0% on resin weight. The optimal level depends on film thickness, substrate profile, and cure temperature. Start at 1.5% for standard architectural or industrial powder coatings and adjust based on surface profile measurement (Ra or Rz).

Question 3

Is ALP-67 suitable for food-contact powder coating applications?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FDA-compliant grades of ALP-67 are approved for use in coatings that contact food, including interior can coatings and appliance finishes. Specify the FDA grade at time of order to ensure correct certification documentation is supplied with the shipment.

Appearance	White to off-white granules
Melting Point	85–95°C
Active Content	100%
Recommended Dosage	1–2% on total resin weight
Viscosity (150°C)	≤1,000 mPa·s

Acrylate Leveling Agent for Powder Coatings ALP-67

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