German technical background VOK®- Disper 9152 wetting dispersant

A solvent-free wetting and dispersing agent for dispersing and stabilizing organic pigments and carbon black in solvent-based, water-based and UV-curable inkjet inks.

Product information

Chemical composition Copolymer containing pigment affinity group

Typical physical and chemical data The data given on this data page are only typical values, not technical indicators of products.

Amine value: 19 mg KOH/g

Acid value: 6 mg KOH/g

Density (20 ℃): 1.12 g/ml

Nonvolatile: 99%

Storage and transportation above 5 ℃. The product may solidify below 5 ℃.

Application field

Inkjet ink

Product features and advantages

VOK®-Disper 9152 is a high-molecular-weight wetting and dispersing agent with strong flocculation, which can prevent the pigment from returning to coarse through steric hindrance. So VOK®-Disper 9152 can improve the appearance performance of ink-jet ink containing pigment (hue strength, gloss, fog shadow, transparency). It can reduce the viscosity of pigment concentrate and final inkjet, eliminate thixotropy, and achieve good long-term storage stability. The product can form a uniform particle size distribution in the pigment dispersion, which can effectively shorten the filter time of inkjet.

VOK®-Disper 9152 can be used for various water-based, solvent-based and UV-curable inkjet inks to stabilize most of the pigments commonly used in inkjet products.

Recommended use

Water-based inkjet ink

Strong solvent inkjet ink

Environment-friendly solvent inkjet ink

UV-curable inkjet ink

Recommended dosage

20-70% of additive dosage (purchase form) is based on organic pigments.

30-100% additive dosage (purchased form) is based on carbon black pigment.

The above recommended dosage is for reference only, and a good dosage needs to be determined through a series of tests.

Adding method and processing guidance Wetting and dispersing aids should normally be added to the abrasive, only in this way can they be fully effective. Pre-mix the resin and solvent components in the abrasive, and then slowly add additives in the mixing state. Pigments can only be added after the auxiliaries are completely dispersed.