OMBRELUB CD

OMBRELUB CD is a very finely dispersed calcium stearate dispersion in water. It is easily miscible with water in all ratios. OMBRELUB CD is an excellent friction agent, which improves the glaze during the calendering process. OMBRELUB CD can be added to the coating colour during any stage of the manufacturing process.

UMBRELLIT M 40 is a cationic chromium-III-complex compound in water, which is directly connected to the fibre material. The water repellent properties of the paper after treatment are excellent. UMBRELLIT M 40 is recommended for the paperboard manufacture, release paper and coated special paper. UMBRELLIT M 40 is available as a cationic chromium complex compound. Stock solutions are stable in an acid pH- range. At pH-values higher than 4.5 the chromium-complex decomposes. In this case the product’s colour will turn from green to blue due to the formation of chromium hydroxide. The solution gets turbid and inactive. UMBRELLIT M 40 can be combined with other additives such as cationic dispersions, cationic or nonionic starches, polyvinyl alcohol or cellulose-ether. In any case the compatibility of the components has to be checked before use.

OMBRELUB 533 is a nonionic, very finely dispersed and stable dispersion of calcium stearate in water. It is easily miscible with water at all ratios. The calcium stearate is an excellent water-repellent agent. In waterborne printing inks and external wood coatings OMBRELUB 533 is applied to increase waterproofing properties. OMBRELUB 533 is also recommended for the manufacture of concrete building components.

OMBRELUB 730 is an emulsion of fatty derivatives in water. It is easily miscible with water at all ratios. In emulsion based plasters OMBRELUB 730 leads to a prolongation of open-time and a reduction of cracks. Processing properties are improved.

WÜKOSEAL® 805 is an emulsifier free waterborne dispersion for use as additive in dispersion systems.

WÜKOSEAL® 2800 is a waterborne dispersion for use as oil/grease and waterproof coating applied on paper and cardboard. Lamination of paper/aluminium foil.