B-Tough™ C2r is a VOC free epoxy functional toughening agent which allows formulating zero VOC epoxy coatings for e.g. indoor floor coatings. This liquid and easy to use toughening agent provides excellent impact and crack resistance preventing surface marring for optimal protection. Furthermore, B-Tough™ C2r offers improved flexibility whilst maintaining hardness and enhanced durability to extend product lifetime.
Cargill Industrial Specialties is a developer and manufacturer of vegetable based oils and additives used in the Paint and Coatings industry. Its primary focus is on low VOC alternatives for ink and coating applications. Agri-Pure Gold® vegetable oils are excellent carrier fluids. Cargill’s proprietary Oxi-Cure® coalescent and crosslinking additives yield excellent film forming.
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