Inokem 7201 is an anionic aqueous dispersion of acrylic co-polymer designed as a binder to provide low film formation temperature and a hard polymer film. Common applications of this product include exterior facade paints, floor paints, durable outdoor coatings, and sheen or semi-gloss applications. Inokem 7201 is APEO free with a milky-white liquid appearance.
Ecoat Sas developes bio-based chemistries for the coatings industry. Ecoat’s strategy is based on a patented technology and has 2 pillars; build a worldwide franchise on innovative bio-based alkyd emulsion and build industry partnerships for the deployement of the patented technology outside the alkyd emulsion market. The company can help solve the problem of green house gases, by finding less energy consuming production processes, using bio-based raw materials for waterborne coatings for instance.
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