Terlon™ 311 A is a drying oil alkyd in a linseed base displaying good pigment wetting ability along with hard and fast-drying properties. The product is able to carry and print higher pigment loads than conventional alkyds and bodied oils. Grinding or flushing of the product results in more color strength and cleanliness than conventional wetting systems, while keeping good flow characteristics. It is an ideal pigment binder with an ability to print on most printable surfaces. Such applications include metal decorating inks, coldset systems, web heatset inks, sheet-fed inks and varnishes.
Lawter supplies products and technical services for many specialty coating applications. The company's strength in rosin resin chemistry has made it a leading supplier to the thermoplastic road marking industry and water-borne coatings. Lawter provides specialty resins to the ink jet market, primer coatings industry other niche coating markets. They also offer quickset gel varnish, water-resistant gloss offset varnish and hybrid resin to the graphic atr and inks industry.
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