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4 Specialties Business 4.1 Waxes 4.1.1 Montan waxes Raw montan wax can be extracted from brown coal using solvents. In an oxidation process, the dark raw montan wax is bleached and a light wax remains. These light colored, hard acid waxes consist primarily of straight chained, even-numbered and saturated acid groups with a chain length distribution of C 22 -C 34 with a maximum at C 28 -C 32 . 4.1.1.1 Montan acid waxes Licowax S, Licowax LP, Licowax UL and Licowax SW are light-colored, hard acid waxes that consist primarily of montanic acids. Because of their polarity, they are easily emulsifiable, serve as emulsifiers for other waxes when saponified with alkalis, help to disperse pigments and abrasives, bind solvents and react with dye bases to form dye base digestion. Licowax SW, the wax that has been bleached the most, is nearly white. Name Montan waxes Refined montan wax Drop point Acid value Saponification number Density at 23 °C Viscosity at 100 °C °C mg KOH/g mg KOH/g g/cm 3 mPa .s Licowax U ~ 83 ~ 82 ~ 128 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Acid waxes Licowax S ~ 82 ~ 144 ~ 170 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax LP ~ 86 ~ 122 ~ 155 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax UL ~ 84 ~ 108 ~ 145 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax SW ~ 84 ~ 125 ~ 160 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax NC ~ 84 ~ 115 ~ 155 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax X 101 ~ 84 ~ 140 ~ 165 ~ 1.01 ~ 25 Ester waxes Licowax E ~ 81 ~ 18 ~ 153 ~ 1.02 ~ 30 Licowax F ~ 78 ~ 9 ~ 105 ~ 0.98 ~ 30 Licowax KP ~ 84 ~ 25 ~ 148 ~ 1.02 ~ 30 Licowax KP 303 ~ 89 ~ 23 ~ 90 ~ 1.01 - Licowax KPS ~ 80 ~ 30 ~ 143 ~ 1.01 - Licowax KSL ~ 82 ~ 31 ~ 151 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax KSS ~ 85 ~ 30 ~ 125 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax KFO ~ 89 ~ 90 ~ 133 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax KST ~ 60 ~ 5 ~ 10 ~ 1.20 - Licolub WE 4 ~ 80 ~ 26 ~ 155 ~ 1.01 ~ 60 Licolub WE 40 ~ 76 ~ 20 ~ 183 ~ 1.02 ~ 150 Licowax BJ ~ 75 ~ 21 ~ 150 ~ 0.98 ~ 30 Licowax RT ~ 80 ~ 19 ~ 75 ~ 0.97 ~ 20 Licowax KPE ~ 82 ~ 25 ~ 120 ~ 1.01 - 118 Acid waxes are used in > care products > emulsions for textile finishing > emulsions for wood finishing > emulsions for paper finishing > dye base digestion > grinding waxes > plastics as lubricants 4.1.1.2 Montan ester waxes Besides the choice of various starting acids, in this step of the process, the type and quantity of alcohol offer additional possibilities for varying the chemical structure and thus the characteristics of the ester waxes (manufacturing of all intermediate stages from partial to complete esterification of the alcohol components). To simplify handling, it is sometimes expedient to manufacture waxes optimally combined with a suitable non-
ionic emulsifier. This results in the emulsifier-containing ester waxes. The montan ester waxes are used as a balanced internal and external lubricant for plastics processing. Furthermore it is a component of care product emulsions and technical emulsions of all kinds. 4.1.1.3 Partially saponified ester waxes Licowax OP, Licowax O and Licowax OM contain soaps of montanic acid with various degrees of bleaching. Licowax OP is the wax with the highest ability to form pastes and the best ability to absorb solvents. Thus it is often used as a vehicle for pasty floor, shoe, car, and leather care products, corrosion protection agents, and grinding pastes. Thanks to its balanced polarity, it is widely used as a lubricant in plastic processing. In the aforementioned order of partially saponified ester waxes, the quality of the color and characteristics decreases from Licowax OP to Licowax OM; accordingly, these products are suitable mainly for appli- Name Drop point cations in which color plays a subordinate role. Licowax O is soap of montanic acid that forms somewhat softer pastes with solvent than Licowax OP does, but otherwise evidences similar characteristics. Thus Licowax O is used instead of Licowax OP or in combination with natural or synthetic ester waxes to produce the desired paste characteristics. Licowax OM contains soaps of montanic acid, which, when mixed with organic solvents, form pasty, soft pastes with high-glossy surfaces. Thus it is used above all in making shoe polish. 4.1.1.4 Fully saponified montan waxes If all of the acid wax is saponified in this manner, then one obtains products that, in contrast to the montan waxes discussed thus far, cannot be melted. The high soap content can also reduce compatibility with hydrocarbon waxes. Thus products of this kind are used when melting technology and compatibility with hydrocarbons are not an issue, e. g., as a lubricant and nucleating agent in plastics. Acid value Saponification number Density at 23 °C Viscosity °C mg KOH/g mg KOH/g g/cm 3 mPa .s / °C Montan waxes Ester waxes Licowax KLE ~ 85 ~ 30 ~ 105 ~ 1.01 ~ 30 Licowax NE ~ 78 ~ 45 ~ 120 ~ 0.99 ~ 30 Licowax X 102 ~ 84 ~ 25 ~ 150 ~ 1.02 - Licomont ET 132 ~ 78 ~ 18 ~ 153 ~ 1.00 - Licomont ET 141 ~ 79 Partially saponified montan waxes ~ 25 ~ 148 ~ 1.01 - Licowax OP ~ 99 ~ 12 ~ 112 ~ 1.02 ~ 300 / 100 Licowax OM ~ 90 ~ 25 ~ 115 ~ 1.01 ~ 200 / 100 Licowax O ~ 99 Fully saponified montan waxes ~ 13 ~ 115 ~ 1.02 ~ 300 / 100 Licomont CaV 102 - 5 - 15 - - Licomont NaV 101 - ~ 3 - - 119
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Pigments & Additives Division Sales
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Registered trademarks: Aluprint ®
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1 Standard range of pigments 1.1 Ho
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Colour Colour Name Index Index No.
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1.5 Reflex Blue pigments These pigm
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1.8 DrizPearls DrizPearls are free-
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2 Special grades 2.1 Numerical code
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2.7 Cosmetic pigments Colorants to
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3 Pigment preparations 3.1 Colanyl
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3.1.2 Colanyl 500 Colanyl 500 is a
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3.2 Hostatint Binder-free multipurp
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3.2.2 Hostatint E The Hostatint E p
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3.4 Flexonyl Flowable, low-foaming
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3.4.3 Flexonyl WF Flexonyl WF grade
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3.5.1 Cosmenyl gran. These pigment
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3.6.1 Viscofil A Aqueous preparatio
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3.9 Hostacryl The Hostacryl grades
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4 Dyes 4.1 Hostasol dyes 4.2 Solvap
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4.2 Solvaperm dyes The Solvaperm dy
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4.4 Duasyn, Savinyl, Savisol liquid
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4.4.3 Duasyn SF- /Duasyn SF liquid
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4.4.5 Telajet dyes High-purity dyes
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5 Pigment Intermediates and Chemica
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