Dispersant for waterborne pigment concentrates
Dispersogen PLF 100
Edition Date :
July 04, 2025
Dispersogen PLF 100 is a polymeric dispersing agent. It is distinguished by its superior storage stability, excellent color strength and low foaming during pigment paste fabrication. When applied in a finished paint it shows reduced blocking and low leaching for exterior paints. Dispersogen PLF 100 can be used not only for organic pigments, but also for selected inorganic pigments and carbon black. It is APEO/ NPEO-free, low VOC and free of any organic solvents and structural units of concern. Dispersogen PLF complies with criteria of the European Ecoflower, the German Blue Angel and the Scandinavian Nordic Swan.
Product Information
Benefits
The use of Dispersogen PLF 100 offers the following advantages:
Performance:
- Low foaming during pigment past preparation
- Outstanding storage stability up to 2-year storage on the shelf and
- Consistent color strength over this period
- Broad applicability
- Low foaming during paint application
- Reduced blocking
- Low leaching
Sustainability:
- Suitable for eco-labels
- No structural units of concern
- APEO/NPEO-free
- Low VOC (< 1% in ISO 11890-2)
- Free of organic solvents
Product details
Product Function
- Wetting & dispersing agent
Chemical Type
- Polymer
Applications
- Wetting
- Dispersing
- Industrial Coatings
| Composition: | Comb polymer with pigment affine groups |
| Active substance content: | approx. 100% |
| Appearance at 25 °C : | yellowish, high viscous |
| pH value, 10m-% in water : | approx. 4.5-5.0 |
| Solubility at 20 °C : | soluble in water |
| Density at 50 °C (DIN 15212-1) : | approx. 1.08 g/cm3 |
| Viscosity at 50 °C : | 2000-2400 mPas |
| Pour point (ISO 3016): | approx. 6 °C |
| Organic pigment: | 8-30 wt.-% on pigments |
| Carbon blacks: | 20-70 wt.-% on pigments |
| Inorganic pigment: | 5-8 wt.-% on pigments |
Documentation
Log in or register to ClariHub for our full set of ingredient documentation, formulations and more resources!
Product Video
//www.youtube.com/embed/4UTX_JIIYB8
