AFCONA – 5209 is a fatty acid polyamide appearing as a transparent yellow to brown liquid. This product functions as an anionic and catatonic wetting and dispersing additive to improve the wetting of pigment surfaces by preventing interfacial tension between the hydrophilic pigments, extenders, and the binder, and by stabilizing the pigments through electric charge repulsion forces. AFCONA – 5209 provides anti-settling and anti-sagging properties in bentonite gelling, and finds application in primers, decorative paints, marine paints, and heavy-duty paints, and in long, medium, and short oils, NC, TPA, acid curing, polyurethane, and epoxy systems.
Afcona Additives has grown tremendously since it was founded in 2005 in Southeast Asia. Today it is a global company, with manufacturing, technical, and commercial operations on four continents. These sites support a network of dedicated sales staff and independent distributors who provide exemplary service to customers around the world.
Afcona is able to provide advanced solutions to the paint and coatings market by tailoring their R&D, Applications, and Technical Service capabilities to the needs of customers. Today more than 30% of Afcona's revenue is generated by products that have been in the marketplace for less than 5 years.
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