Products

BaseCase Multifunctional B has good mechanical properties and improves adhesion. It functions as a crosslinking agent, surface modifier, water repellent, and intermediate and is commonly used in chemical production.

BaseCase Solvent A is an aqueous solution of an aliphatic, low molecular weight urethane diol oligomer. It is recommended as a modifier for amino crosslinked water soluble and emulsified acrylic, alkyd, urethane and polyester resins. BaseCase Solvent A can be used as a reactive cosolvent replacement to increase solids, crosslink density, improve film/resistance properties and flow/leveling.

CASE Ingredients DiFunctional A is a linear silicone-polyether (EO) block copolymer with -OH end group. It can help reduce coefficient of friction (COF) and enhance slip and mar resistance in waterborne, water reducible, conventional and high-solids solvent systems. Applications include waterborne coatings, solventborne coatings and solventless or high-solids coatings.

MultiTech Lubricant A is a water-insoluble soap of commercial stearic acid.

MultiTech Lubricant B provides mar resistance, is tack-free, and has good optical properties. This product functions as an anti-marring agent, emulsifier, and lubricant.

MultiTech MultiFunctional M is a polyalkylen glycol, based on glycerol and ethylene oxide (7,5 moles). For documents specific to a region, please contact Sasol using the 'Request Document' button.

MultiTech Multifunctional D optimizes the performance of alkyd-based paint and coating formulations by preventing surface skin formation due to contact with atmospheric oxygen when, between uses, such formulations sit in containers. MultiTech Multifunctional D is a breakthrough product that offers a safe, cost-effective replacement for MEKO, typically with equal efficacy and compatibility with other components in such formulations. With EU-REACH certification and low-toxicity, MultiTech Multifunctional D is ideal for paints and coatings producers looking to reformulate high-performance alkyd-based systems post ECHAs reclassification of MEKO as a Carcinogen 1B substance on March 1, 2022.