OMG Borchers. Driers and Catalysts. Cobalt Replacement Driers Catalysts
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1 OMG Borchers Driers and Catalysts Cobalt Replacement Driers Catalysts
2 COBALT REPLACEMENT OMG Borchers Product Borchi OXY Metal content [%] / Metal Description / Solvent Borchi OXY - Coat is Borchers patented line of curing additives for all types of oxidatively drying coatings, e.g. alkyds, vegetable oils, epoxy esters, polybutadiene etc. Borchi OXY - Coat products are cobalt-free and give excellent performance at low levels. Improvements with respect to drying activity, color, gloss and haze have been noted when comparing Borchi OXY - Coat to cobalt based driers. Excellent results can be achieved under adverse drying conditions. Borchi OXY - Coat Fe iron based drier for solventborne and waterborne systems; dissolved in propylene glycol Borchi OXY - Coat 1310 Fe iron based drier; dissolved in dipropylene glycol monomethyl ether; enhanced version of Borchi OXY - Coat for solventborne systems, shows performance improvements in highly non-polar systems, where the BOC has compatibility issues; for thixotropic resins, where has negative in uence on viscosity Borchi OXY - Coat 1101 Fe iron based drier; standard for waterborne systems; dissolved in water Borchi OXY - Coat 1410 Fe iron based drier; dissolved in propylene glycol; high concentration version; low VOC; for High Solids Borchi OXY - Synergist - synergist for cobalt-free drying accelerators; metal-free alternative to Potassium carboxylates; improves compatibility in low polarity systems, like High Solids and 100% solids systems Accelerated Manganese Borchers Dry 0410 Mn highly reactive single-metal manganese primary drier for all conventional oxidative drying coating materials; dissolved in Borchers Dry 0411 HS Mn highly reactive single-metal primary drier combined with an organic drying accelerator; suitable for reduced-voc as well as for high-solids coating systems and for oxidative drying printing inks; dissolved in a VOC-free fatty acid ester Borchers Dry 0615 aqua Mn highly reactive cobalt-free primary drier for waterborne oxidative drying coatings based on a drier in combination with an organic drying accelerator; dissolved in water dispersible fatty acid ester Borchers Dry 0133 Mn, Ca, Zn activated manganese-based combination drier; all-in-one drier; developed for white and light-pigmented coating systems and clear coats; dissolved in Borchers Dry 0246 Mn, Ca, Zn optimized metal-accelerator ratio; enhanced effectiveness leads to lower addition rate; for universal application in conventional coating formulations; dissolved in Borchers Dry 0347 aqua Mn, Zn activated blend drier based on manganese combined with other metal carboxylates; especially for waterborne coatings; dissolved in water dispersible / oil Vanadium Borchers VP 0132 (Trial Product) V primary drier based on an organically modi ed vanadium complex; replacement for cobalt compounds in air-drying coatings; can be used in fountain solutions of offset printing inks; dissolved in a glycol ether
3 DRIERS OMG Borchers Product Calcium Octa-Soligen Calcium 4, basic Octa-Soligen Calcium 5, basic Octa-Soligen Calcium 10, basic Octa-Soligen Calcium 5, neutral Soligen Calcium 4 Soligen Calcium 5 Metal content [%] / Metal 4% Ca 5% Ca 10% Ca 5% Ca 4% Ca 5% Ca Description / Solvent Octa-Soligen Calcium 7 HS, neutral 7% Ca fatty acid ester free of VOC * Cobalt Octa-Soligen Cobalt 6 Soligen Cobalt 6 Octa-Soligen Cobalt 8 Borchers Deca Cobalt 10 Octa-Soligen Cobalt 10 Borchers Deca Cobalt 12 Octa-Soligen Cobalt 12 Octa-Soligen Cobalt 8 (oil) Octa-Soligen Cobalt 12 (oil) Borchers Deca Cobalt 6 HS Octa-Soligen Cobalt 6 HS Octa-Soligen Cobalt 12 HS 8% Co 10% Co 10% Co 8% Co oil fatty acid ester free of VOC * Octa-Soligen Cobalt 7 aqua 7% Co water dispersible oil Soligen Cobalt 6 aqua water dispersible 21% Cobalt Hydroxy Ten-Cem 21% Co drying stabilizer for oxidative drying paint systems; dispersion of cobalt dihydroxide in organic cobalt salts dissolved in white spirit
4 Manganese Octa-Soligen Manganese 6 Soligen Manganese 6 Borchers Deca Manganese 8 Octa-Soligen Manganese 10 Octa-Soligen Manganese 8 (oil) Octa-Soligen Manganese 10 (oil) Borchers Deca Manganese 8 HS Octa-Soligen Manganese 8 HS Octa-Soligen Manganese 10 HS 6% Mn 6% Mn 8% Mn 10% Mn 8% Mn 10% Mn 8% Mn 8% Mn 10% Mn oil fatty acid ester free of VOC * Soligen Manganese 6 aqua 6% Mn water dispersible Zinc Octa-Soligen Zinc 8 Octa-Soligen Zinc 10 Octa-Soligen Zinc 12 Octa-Soligen Zinc 18 8% Zn 10% Zn 12% Zn 18% Zn Octa-Soligen Zinc 23 23% Zn solvent free Octa-Soligen Zinc 16 HS 16% Zn fatty acid ester free of VOC * Octa-Soligen Zinc 10 aqua 10% Zn water dispersible oil Zirconium Octa-Soligen Zirconium 6 Octa-Soligen Zirconium 10 Octa-Soligen Zirconium 12 Borchers Deca Zirconium 15 Octa-Soligen Zirconium 18 Octa-Soligen Zirconium 24 Octa-Soligen Zirconium 12 HS Borchers Deca Zirconium 15 HS Octa-Soligen Zirconium 18 HS 6% Zr 10% Zr 12% Zr 15% Zr 18% Zr 24% Zr 12% Zr 15% Zr 18% Zr fatty acid ester free of VOC * Octa-Soligen Zirconium 10 aqua 10% Zr water dispersible oil
5 Other Metals 7% AOC E 7% Al and glycol ether AOC 1020 X 8,4% Al glycol ether Borchers Deca Barium 12.5 Octa-Soligen Barium 12.5 Octa-Soligen Iron 7/8 Octa-Soligen Lithium 2 Octa-Soligen Strontium 10 12,5% Ba 12,5% Ba 7/8% Fe 2% Li 10% Sr Octa-Soligen Lithium 2 HS 2% Li fatty acid ester free of VOC * Blends Octa-Soligen 27 Octa-Soligen 69 Octa-Soligen 141 Z Octa-Soligen 146 Octa-Soligen 155 Octa-Soligen 161 Octa-Soligen 173 Octa-Soligen 203 Octa-Soligen 265 Co, Ca, Zr Co, Zr Co, Ca, Zr, Zn Co, Ca, Li Co, Ca, Zr Co, Ca, Zr Co, Ba, Zr Co, Ba, Zn Co, Mn Octa-Soligen 69 HS Co, Zr fatty acid ester free of VOC * Octa-Soligen 123 aqua Co, Ba, Zn water dispersible Octa-Soligen 144 aqua Octa-Soligen 421 aqua Accelerators Co, Zn, Zr Co, Zn, Zr water dispersible oil 19% Dri-Rx (A) 19% Bipyridyl used as drying accelerator, complexing agent or stabilizer; dissolved in 2-Butoxyethanol
6 CATALYSTS OMG Borchers Product Bismuth Metal content [%] / Metal Description / Solvent Borchi Kat % Bi highly reactive tin-free catalyst based on metal neodecanoate; for 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings and chemical synthesis; VOC-free and solvent-free Borchi Kat % Bi highly reactive tin-free catalyst based on metal 2-ethylhexanoate; for 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings, PU-foams and chemical synthesis; diluted in Borchi Kat 24 24% Bi highly reactive tin-free catalyst based on metal carboxylate; for 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings and chemical synthesis; VOC-free and solvent-free Cobalt balt Catalyst 510 cobalt accelerator developed for the special needs of the polyester resin industry; used in conjunction with organic peroxide catalysts; dissolved in Octa-Soligen Cobalt 6 (xylene) Octa-Soligen Cobalt 10 (xylene) Borchers Deca Cobalt 12 (xylene) Octa-Soligen Cobalt 12 (xylene) Copper 10% Co cobalt catalyst; accelerator for unsaturated polyester systems; dissolved in xylene Soligen Copper 8 8% Cu copper naphtenate dissolved in ; provides longer processing time and lowers the exothermic peak of unsaturated polyester formulations Potassium 15% Potassium Hex-Cem 15% K synergistic promoter in combination with cobalt; effective in color critical applications; enables the resin formulator to reduce the amount of cobalt required, resulting in a lighter-colored product; dissolved in diethylene gylcol Tin Borchers LH 10 1,8% Sn 10% aqueous emulsion of an organic metal compound (DBTL); catalyst for waterborne, mat 2-comp. PU systems; perfect for soft-feel coatings Borchi Kat 28 28% Sn tin catalyst based on synthetic monocarboxylic acids; catalyst for 1- and 2-comp. PU reactions; for coatings and PU-foams; for the synthesis of (unsaturated)-polyesters, for silicones and urethane alkyds
7 Zinc Octa-Soligen Zinc 8 8% Zn zinc-2-ethylhexanoate as moderate catalyst for 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings or adhesives; diluted in Octa-Soligen Zinc 23 23% Zn zinc-2-ethylhexanoate as moderate catalyst for 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings or adhesives; solvent-free Borchi Kat 15 15% Zn tin-free catalyst based on pure zinc neodecanoate with moderate reactivity for environmentally friendly solventborne 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings and other chemical systems, approx. 78% active substance, diluted in dearomatized Borchi Kat % Zn tin-free catalyst based on pure zinc neodecanoate with moderate reactivity for environmentally friendly 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings and other chemical systems, approx. 78% active substance, diluted in fatty acid ester Borchi Kat 22 22% Zn tin-free, VOC-free and solvent-free metal carboxylate-based catalyst with moderate reactivity for solventborne and solvent-free 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings and chemical synthesis; 100% active substance Blends Borchi Kat 0243 Bi, Li tin-free, solventborne catalyst based on a combination of metal carboxylates for PU reactions; esp. for solventborne, discoloration resistant 1- and 2-comp. PU clear coats Borchi Kat 0244 Bi, Zn tin-free, solvent-free and VOC-free catalyst based on a combination of metal carboxylates for PU reactions; esp. for solventborne and solventfree 1- and 2-comp. PU clear coats, 2-comp. PU adhesives as well as for the modi cation of silicones Borchi Kat 0245 Zn, Ca tin-free metal carboxylate-based catalyst with moderate activity; dissolved in xylene; esp. for solventborne pigmented 1- and 2-comp. PU coatings Poly-Cure 503 Co, K blend of metal carboxylates as a polyester promoter; provides signi cant reductions in color and gel-time drift; diluted in / diethylene glycol
8 OMG Borchers GmbH Berghausener Straße Langenfeld, Germany Tel.: +49 (0) / Fax: +49 (0) / Internet: info.borchers@eu.omgi.com This brochure gives you an overview about our standard driers and catalysts. Borchi, Borchers, Octa-Soligen and Soligen are registered trademarks of OMG Borchers GmbH, Langenfeld, Germany. Dri-Rx, Hex-Cem, Ten-Cem and Poly-Cure 503 are trademarks of OM Group, Inc. This information and our technical advice - whether verbal, in writing or by way of trials - are given in good faith but without warranty, and this also applies where proprietary rights of third parties are involved trademarks included. Our advice does not release you from the obligation to verify the information currently provided - especially that contained in our safety data and technical informations sheets - and to test our products as to their suitability for the intended processes and uses. The application, use and processing of our products and the products manufactured by you on the basis of our technical advice are beyond our control and, therefore, entirely your own responsibility. Our products are sold in accordance with the current version of our General Conditions of Sale and Delivery. Edition: 10/2015
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