Tinuvin® 144 is a solid basic HALS containing an antioxidant function of the sterically hindered phenolic type for coatings, adhesives and sealants. It improves the tribo charge activity for powder coatings. It is designed to meet high performance and durability requirements of automotive and industrial coating applications. It protects coatings from surface defects such as gloss reduction, cracking and chalking and also improves the retention of mechanical properties.
BASF manufactures adhesive raw materials for use in packaging, label, furniture, and transportation applications. BASF offers performance additives such as the Tinuvin® line of light stabilizers, as well as several brands including the Efka® line of formulation additives that offer dispersing agents, defoamers, wetting and leveling agents, and rheology agents.
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