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Tyzor® AA-75, titanium acetylacetonates
Tyzor® AA-75 is a solvent-based titanium acetylacetonate complex. It is used as a cross-linker, a curing agent, an adhesion promoter, and a titanium source for inks and coatings.
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- Manufacturer: Dorf Ketal
- Product Line: Tyzor® Organic Titanates and Zirconates
- Product: Tyzor® Organic Chelates
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings | Inks
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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In terms of chemical composition, Tyzor® AA-75 is a titanium acetylacetonate complex belonging to the organic chelate family of Tyzor® titanates. It is similar to the Tyzor® AA titanate but offered at 75% solids. Tyzor® AA-75 is utilized in solvent-based ink and coating formulations for its excellent adhesion-promoting, cross-linking, and curative properties. It will cross-link hydroxyl and carboxyl groups to improve drying speed, solvent resistance, heat stability, and hardness. Similarly, it will form chemical bonds with substrates containing hydroxyl functional groups to improve adhesion. The Tyzor® AA-75 titanate can also be used to form TiO2 films or as a catalyst to improve esterification, condensation, and addition reactions by reducing byproducts and increasing yield.
Specifications
Titanium dioxide (TiO2), %: 16.5
Active content, %: 75
Form: Liquid
Color: Yellow to red
Solvent (IPA), %: 25
Specific gravity: 1.02
Viscosity, cPs: 11
Pour point, °C (°F): −5 (23)
Boiling point, °C (°F), solvent: 82 (179.6)
Flash point, °C (°F): 12 (53.6)
Solubility: Miscible in most organic solvents; decomposes in water
Primary Chemistry: Titanium acetylacetonate chelate
Features & Benefits
Reduces drying times
Increases resistance to abrasion, heat, chemicals, and solvents
Promotes adhesion
Induces cross-linking of systems with organic polymers
Acts as a curative in silicone, polyurethane, epoxy, and acrylic systems
Eliminates byproducts and increases yield in esterification, addition, and condensation reactions
Problems Solved
Inks, coatings, or adhesives with a slow cure speed
Coatings or inks with poor scratch resistance
Adhesion failure of printing inks, coatings, adhesives, or sealants
Use of toxic catalysts that are not based on titanium
Applications
Printing inks
Glass coatings
Metal coatings
Titanium dioxide films and pigments
Acrylic esters, polyester plasticizers, and polyurethane polymerization
Sealants
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