Efka® FA 4610 (formerly Efka® 5010) is anionic wetting and dispersing additive for inorganic pigments. It helps to wet and disperse inorganic pigments and extenders, and is particularly suitable for automotive, general industrial, coil coating and acid curing. Efka® FA 4610 could have a catalyzing effect on the reaction in stoving enamels. This may lead to viscosity increase during storage.
BASF Dispersions, Resins & Additives business offers a strong portfolio of industry-leading formulation additives for Paint and Coatings to help deliver eco-efficient solutions that meet performance requirements. The BASF formulation additives portfolio encompasses a technology base of dispersing agents, wetting agents and surface modifiers, defoamers, rheology modifiers and film forming agents. For more information about BASF's Dispersion, Resins, and Additives division, visit www.basf.us/dpsolutions.
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