Acrylic dispersions
Waterborne binders for balancing film hardness and flexibility.
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Waterborne binders for balancing film hardness and flexibility.
Binders for waterborne formulations; resistance and service conditions depend on grade.
Waterborne polyurethane binders for evaluating adhesion, flexibility and film resistance.
Reactive bases for coatings and floors, paired with a separately selected hardener.
Hardeners matched to the resin, application conditions and required resistance.
Additives for pigment wetting and stabilization in the selected binder.
Additives for foam control during manufacture and application, with film-defect testing.
Additives for adjusting flow, sag control and formulation stability.
Additives for substrate wetting and coating surface quality.
Additive family for adjusting gloss and appearance in a specific coating.
Evonik matting additive based on untreated thermal silica. Himtrade's owner confirms it as a supply line; availability, terms and documents require an enquiry.
Waterborne polymer bases for adhesives; substrates and resistance require grade validation.
Waterborne adhesive binders for evaluating joints between porous substrates.
Resins for adjusting initial tack and adhesive viscoelastic behavior.
Bases for moisture-curing sealants, using a distinct technology and component selection.
Polyol components for adjusting flexibility and reaction behavior of PU systems.
Polyols with backbone selection based on mechanical properties and service environment.
Reactive PU components. The exact grade and handling conditions must be checked before an offer.
Components for adjusting reaction rates, without a universal addition recommendation.
Reactive components for adjusting polyurethane structure and mechanical behavior.
Additives for evaluating cell structure in a specific foam system.
A Himtrade rubber line. This is a polymer material; grade selection depends on processing and finished-part testing.
NBR family for evaluating the balance of oil resistance, flexibility and processing.
Elastomer for evaluating weather-resistant parts; media compatibility needs separate testing.
Thermoplastic elastomers for compound selection; SBS and SIS are not assumed interchangeable.
Cure-system ingredients for a specific rubber and processing cycle.
An owner-confirmed plastics line. Suitability for a specific part must be established for the exact grade.
Homopolymer and copolymer families for process-specific grade selection.
PE families for extrusion or molding selection after the technical brief is defined.
Additives for evaluating polymer resistance to thermo-oxidative processes.
Additives for evaluating plastic resistance to light aging under specified conditions.
Functional ingredients for evaluating melt flow and surface quality.
Ingredients for developing and testing flame-retardant compounds; a classification is confirmed only by testing the finished article.
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Family information helps prepare a technical brief. Grade, supply availability, lead time and documentation are agreed separately. No stock availability is claimed.