Exkin® 100 is an oxime based anti-skinning additive that can effectively replace MEKO in a wide range of paint and ink applications. It provides a highly effective solution to in-can skinning and provides a resolution that does not affect the drying time, colour or film formation properties of the system. The mechanism of action involves the complex of the primary driers in the system such as DryCoat / cobalt and as such the driers only function when applied to a substrate and not in the can.
Huntsman Pigments & Additives is an essential maker and processor of fluid, powder and granulated manifestations of iron oxide shade shades, common and engineered inorganic colors and robotized color taking care of frameworks utilized by producers of coatings and colorants. They concentrate on worldwide specialty fragments of the advanced materials markets, pigments and additives and specialty chemicals.
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