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PRINTING INKADDITIVES
2–3 PRINTING INK ADDITIVES
CONTENT
WATER BASED SYSTEMS 4–13 Defoamers 4–5 Dispersing Agents 6–7 RheologyModifiers 8–9 Wetting & Leveling Agents 10–11 Waterbased Wax Dispersions and Emulsions 12–13
WATER & SOLVENT BASED SYSTEMS 14–17 Micronized Waxes 14–15 Coated&Surface-ModifiedWaxes 16–17
SOLVENT BASED SYSTEMS 18–21 Defoamers,Dispersing,Wetting&LevelingAgents 18–19 Wax Dispersions 20–21 Non Micronized Waxes 20–21
OIL BASED DISPERSIONS & SPECIAL ADDITIVES 22–23
RADIATION CURED SYSTEMS 24–27 Micronized & Coated Waxes, UV Dispersion 24–25 Defoamers & Dispersing Agents 26–27
MÜNZING is a highly regarded, privately owned specialty
additive company with headquarters in Abstatt, Germany.
We have a presence in over 40 countries and are a tech
nology driven organizationwith an extensive staff of
highly experienced R&D and technical service person
nel in Europe and the Americas. Our manufacturing
plants in Germany and USA have broad synthesis and
formulation capabilities in order to best serve our glob
al customer base.
We are committed to creating value and improving our
customers’ formulations with our complete range of
specialty additives. These additives, which include
Printing inks are part of our daily life. They are used for
means of information or decorative purpose in print
media, catalogs and brochures, on packaging, textiles
and articles of daily use. The major application processes
are flexographic, gravure, offset and screen printing.
Depending on the application printing inks have to
meetmanydifferentrequirements.MÜNZINGhasalong
lasting expertise in printing inks and offers a broad
portfolio of additives to the printing ink manufacturers.
Our Application Technology Center is willing to support
you during the development of products , which provide
your customers with best possible solutions.
Printing Ink Additives
defoamers,dispersants,rheologymodifiers,emulsifiers,
wetting and leveling agents, micronized and coated
waxes as well as wax dispersions and emulsions, have
achieved worldwide recognition for their performance,
quality and technical innovation.
The technical mission of MÜNZING is to solve ink and
coatingformulationproblems.Weofferstate-of-the-art
technical service testing to all customers, regardless of
their company size. Based on our broad range of addi
tive chemistries, MÜNZING’s technical service work pro
vides our customers the optimum solutions with re
spect to both technical performance and value.
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DEFOAMERS
3D = 3D polysiloxanee = Aqueous emulsion
DefoamersSurface active agents (surfac tants) especially emulsifi
ers, wetting and dispersing agents are used to emulsify
and stabilize hydrophobic substances e.g. binder parti
cles,pigmentsandfillers inwaterbasedprinting inks.
These surfactants tend to create foam by stabilizing
incorporated air in aqueous systems, that can lead to
problems during the production as well as the applica
tion of water based printing inks.
When selecting a suitable defoamer, special attention
has to be paid to the balance between defoaming
efficiencyandcompatibilitywith theprinting ink.Our
broad range of defoamers and deaerators based on dif
ferent chemical technologies enables us to offer you
the optimal defoamer for each type and application of
your water based printing inks.
poa = Polyoxalkylene technologym = Mineral oil
oms=Organicmodifiedpolysiloxaneveg = Vegetable oil
Product Type Mineral oil free
Silicone free VOC free Incorporation Flexographic and gravure
inks
Corrugated board &
porous paper
Coated paper &
packaging
Film & foil Metallic inks Screen printing inks
Ink Jet Overprint varnishes
Press side Fountain solution
Pigment grinding
(2004/42/EC)
AGITAN 105 poa, e easy
AGITAN 109 veg, poa, e fair
AGITAN 120 poa,oms,e fair
AGITAN 155 oms,e easy
AGITAN 156 poa,oms,e easy
AGITAN 158 oms,e easy
AGITAN 282 m easy
AGITAN 299 poa easy
AGITAN 350 poa hard
AGITAN 351 poa hard
AGITAN 731 oms, poa hard
AGITAN 760 oms, poa hard
AGITAN 761 oms hard
AGITAN 766 oms, poa fair
AGITAN 771 oms, poa fair
AGITAN E 256 oms,e easy
DEE FO PI-12 3D, e easy
DEE FO PI-35 3D, e fair
DEE FO PI-40 3D, e easy
DEE FO PI-75 3D, oms, e easy
All defoamers in this overview are APE free.
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DEFOAMERS
Additional Technical Information on www.munzing.comDefoamer TechnologiesDefoamer Application TablesDefoamer Recommendations for Binders
hydrophobic particlesurfactant molecules
Figure | Foam bubble with surfactant double layer
Applicable Recommended Highly recommended
Product Type Mineral oil free
Silicone free VOC free Incorporation Flexographic and gravure
inks
Corrugated board &
porous paper
Coated paper &
packaging
Film & foil Metallic inks Screen printing inks
Ink Jet Overprint varnishes
Press side Fountain solution
Pigment grinding
(2004/42/EC)
AGITAN 105 poa, e easy
AGITAN 109 veg, poa, e fair
AGITAN 120 poa,oms,e fair
AGITAN 155 oms,e easy
AGITAN 156 poa,oms,e easy
AGITAN 158 oms,e easy
AGITAN 282 m easy
AGITAN 299 poa easy
AGITAN 350 poa hard
AGITAN 351 poa hard
AGITAN 731 oms, poa hard
AGITAN 760 oms, poa hard
AGITAN 761 oms hard
AGITAN 766 oms, poa fair
AGITAN 771 oms, poa fair
AGITAN E 256 oms,e easy
DEE FO PI-12 3D, e easy
DEE FO PI-35 3D, e fair
DEE FO PI-40 3D, e easy
DEE FO PI-75 3D, oms, e easy
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DISPERSING AGENTS
Additional Technical Information on www.munzing.comDispersing TechnologiesDispersant RecommendationsGuide FormulationsTechnical News No. 5
Dispersing AgentsForthedispersionofpigments,fillersaswellasfunctional
additives e.g. transparent inorganic pigments (iron
oxide , titanium dioxide) and matting agents (silica) in
waterbasedprintinginksweofferabroadrangeofhigh
quality dispersing agents.
In addition to the following product overview including
recom mendations for various applications, there are
also guide formulations for many pigments available.
Furthermoreweareofferingyouonrequesttoprepare
dispersantrecommendationsforspecificpigments.
Water Based Systems
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Inorganic pigments
Organic pigments
Carbon blacks Transparent inorganic pigments
Fillers Matting agents(Silicas)
Laked azo pigments
Binder containing
grinds%
EDAPLAN 395 High molecular copolymer anionic 30 Water
EDAPLAN 396 High molecular copolymer anionic 35 Water
EDAPLAN 397 Polyglycol esters nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN 480 Acrylic based polymer anionic 85 Water
EDAPLAN 482 Acrylic based polymer anionic 85 Water
EDAPLAN 490 High molecular copolymer nonionic 40 Water
EDAPLAN 492 High molecular copolymer nonionic 35 Water
EDAPLAN 494 High molecular copolymer anionic 50 Water
EDAPLAN 516 Acrylic based polymer anionic 20 Water
METOLAT 390 Fatty derivative copolymer anionic 55 Water
METOLAT 392 Olefinicpolymer anionic 45 Water
METOLAT 394 Olefinicpolymer anionic 55 Water
METOLAT 514 Acrylic based polymer anionic 34 Water
All dispersants in this overview are APE free.
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Applicable Recommended Highly recommended
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Inorganic pigments
Organic pigments
Carbon blacks Transparent inorganic pigments
Fillers Matting agents(Silicas)
Laked azo pigments
Binder containing
grinds%
EDAPLAN 395 High molecular copolymer anionic 30 Water
EDAPLAN 396 High molecular copolymer anionic 35 Water
EDAPLAN 397 Polyglycol esters nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN 480 Acrylic based polymer anionic 85 Water
EDAPLAN 482 Acrylic based polymer anionic 85 Water
EDAPLAN 490 High molecular copolymer nonionic 40 Water
EDAPLAN 492 High molecular copolymer nonionic 35 Water
EDAPLAN 494 High molecular copolymer anionic 50 Water
EDAPLAN 516 Acrylic based polymer anionic 20 Water
METOLAT 390 Fatty derivative copolymer anionic 55 Water
METOLAT 392 Olefinicpolymer anionic 45 Water
METOLAT 394 Olefinicpolymer anionic 55 Water
METOLAT 514 Acrylic based polymer anionic 34 Water
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RHEOLOGY MODIFIERS
PUR = Polyurethane (nonionic) AP = Anionic copolymer emulsion
Rheology ModifiersFor the optimal application of printing inks it is neces
sarytoadjustitsrheologyprofilewiththehelpofrheo-
logymodifiers.Thiscanbemanagedbyusingassocia
tive thickeners based on polyurethanes. Polyurethane
thickeners can be used solely or in combination with
each other as well as with other types of thickeners (e.g.
polyacrylates or cellulose ethers).
In addition to the following product overview including
recommendations for applications, our application
technology team is at your disposal to identify the best
rheologymodifierorcombinationofthickenersforyour
specificformulationsthroughlabtests.
Product Rheology profile Type Active content Solvent Organo tin free APE free Flexographic & gravure inks
Screen inks
Overprint varnishes Pigment grinding
%
TAFIGEL PUR 40 pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol < 0,1 %
TAFIGEL PUR 41 pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 44 pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 45 newtonian PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 48 pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 50 pseudoplastic PUR 21 Water < 0,05 %
TAFIGEL PUR 52 pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 54 pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 60 strong pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 61 strong pseudoplastic PUR 25 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 64 strong pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 65 strong pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 80 newtonian PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 82 newtonian PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 85 newtonian PUR 25 Water
TAFIGEL AP 10 system dependent AP 31 Water
TAFIGEL AP 15 system dependent AP 29 Water
TAFIGEL AP 16 system dependent AP 29 Water
100 1000 10000 S-1
PUR 60, PUR 61, PUR 64, PUR 65
PUR 40, PUR 41, PUR 44, PUR 48, PUR 50,
PUR 52, PUR 54
PUR 45, PUR 80, PUR 82, PUR 85
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Figure | RheologyprofilesofTAFIGEL® PUR thickeners
Additional Technical Information on www.munzing.comRheologyModifiersTechnical News No. 4
Applicable Recommended Highly recommended
Product Rheology profile Type Active content Solvent Organo tin free APE free Flexographic & gravure inks
Screen inks
Overprint varnishes Pigment grinding
%
TAFIGEL PUR 40 pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol < 0,1 %
TAFIGEL PUR 41 pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 44 pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 45 newtonian PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 48 pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 50 pseudoplastic PUR 21 Water < 0,05 %
TAFIGEL PUR 52 pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 54 pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 60 strong pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 61 strong pseudoplastic PUR 25 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 64 strong pseudoplastic PUR 40 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 65 strong pseudoplastic PUR 20 Water / Butyltriglycol
TAFIGEL PUR 80 newtonian PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 82 newtonian PUR 20 Water
TAFIGEL PUR 85 newtonian PUR 25 Water
TAFIGEL AP 10 system dependent AP 31 Water
TAFIGEL AP 15 system dependent AP 29 Water
TAFIGEL AP 16 system dependent AP 29 Water
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WETTING & LEVELING AGENTS
Wetting and Leveling AgentsWetting and leveling agents are used in water based
printing inks to improve substrate wetting or leveling,
toenhanceglossortopreventcratering.Theycaninflu
ence thepropertiesofprinting inks indifferentways.
Therefore it is important to test and select these addi
tives carefully.
The following table contains some important informa
tion on a selection of our wetting and leveling agents for
water based printing inks. Our application techno logy
team would be glad to support you through lab tests to
identify the most suitable additive for your application.
Additional Technical Information on www.munzing.comAdditives for Surface and Substrate
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Silicone free
VOC free Substrate wetting
Substrate wetting in overprint varnishes
Wetting of film &
foil
Wetting of pigments & fillers
Improve-ment of
print transfer
Gloss Brilliance of metallic
inks
Compatibil-ity agent
Slip No foaming tendency
% (2004/42/EC)
METOLAT 285 Ester anionic 50 Water
METOLAT 288 Ester anionic 50 Water
METOLAT 355 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 362 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 364 New Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 367 Ester nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 368 Ester nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 388 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 700 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 775 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 780 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 1299 Ester anionic 66 Water / Propylene glycol
EDAPLAN LA 402 Acrylic copolymer anionic 50 Butyl glycol
EDAPLAN LA 403 Acrylic copolymer anionic 85 Water
EDAPLAN LA 413 Organicmodifiedpolysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 414 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 415 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 50 Methoxypropylacetate
EDAPLAN LA 451 Ester anionic 68 Water / Ethanol
EDAPLAN LA 452 Ester anionic 83 Water
All wetting and leveling agents in this overview are APE free.
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Applicable Recommended Highly recommended
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Silicone free
VOC free Substrate wetting
Substrate wetting in overprint varnishes
Wetting of film &
foil
Wetting of pigments & fillers
Improve-ment of
print transfer
Gloss Brilliance of metallic
inks
Compatibil-ity agent
Slip No foaming tendency
% (2004/42/EC)
METOLAT 285 Ester anionic 50 Water
METOLAT 288 Ester anionic 50 Water
METOLAT 355 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 362 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 364 New Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 367 Ester nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 368 Ester nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 388 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 700 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 775 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 780 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 1299 Ester anionic 66 Water / Propylene glycol
EDAPLAN LA 402 Acrylic copolymer anionic 50 Butyl glycol
EDAPLAN LA 403 Acrylic copolymer anionic 85 Water
EDAPLAN LA 413 Organicmodifiedpolysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 414 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 415 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 50 Methoxypropylacetate
EDAPLAN LA 451 Ester anionic 68 Water / Ethanol
EDAPLAN LA 452 Ester anionic 83 Water
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WAX DISPERSIONS AND EMULSIONS
Water Based Systems
MÜNZING’s LUBAprint ® wax dispersions and emulsions
help improve specific properties of your printing ink
* = Drop point
Product Wax type Solid content
Particle size
Melting range
pH-Value Ionogenity Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Slip
% D98
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
LUBAprint ® 184/W Polyethylene / PTFE 50 18 6,5 104 – 114 8 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 185/B Polyethylene 60 22 5,5 115 – 121 7 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 338 Polyethylene 41 22 8 124 – 130 4,5 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 499 Polyethylene 40 9 4 125 – 135 4 nonionic ●● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 551/2 Polyethylene 45 25 8 130 – 136 3,5 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 760/D Polyethylene 64 20 6 124 – 134 4 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 3520 New Polyethylene 35 < 3 – 120 – 130 10 nonionic ●● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 5500 Polyethylene 50 6 3,5 125 – 133 7 nonionic ●● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® W 5700 Polyethylene 47 7,5 3,5 108–118 5 nonionic ●● ● ●● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® WE 0520 Polyethylene 57,5 20 5 109–117* 7 nonionic ●● ● ●● ●LUBAprint ® WXF 9510 Polyolefin / PTFE 45 18 6 108–118* 5,5 nonionic ●● ●● ●● ●● ●●
Water based wax dispersions and emulsions for printing inksformulation. Below overview highlights the properties
andattributesofourspecificLUBA-print® grades.
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Particle size
Melting range
pH-Value Ionogenity Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Slip
% D98
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
LUBAprint ® 184/W Polyethylene / PTFE 50 18 6,5 104 – 114 8 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 185/B Polyethylene 60 22 5,5 115 – 121 7 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 338 Polyethylene 41 22 8 124 – 130 4,5 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 499 Polyethylene 40 9 4 125 – 135 4 nonionic ●● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 551/2 Polyethylene 45 25 8 130 – 136 3,5 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 760/D Polyethylene 64 20 6 124 – 134 4 nonionic ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 3520 New Polyethylene 35 < 3 – 120 – 130 10 nonionic ●● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 5500 Polyethylene 50 6 3,5 125 – 133 7 nonionic ●● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® W 5700 Polyethylene 47 7,5 3,5 108–118 5 nonionic ●● ● ●● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® WE 0520 Polyethylene 57,5 20 5 109–117* 7 nonionic ●● ● ●● ●LUBAprint ® WXF 9510 Polyolefin / PTFE 45 18 6 108–118* 5,5 nonionic ●● ●● ●● ●● ●●
● suitable ●● highly suitable ● good ●● very good
Being an expert for wax additives our technical team
in its modern laboratory provides excellent technical
supportandalsoofferscustomisedsolutions.
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The global market for packaging inks is growing steadily
every year. There is a steady rise for demand on high
quality printing inks, which can be achieved by using
our high quality wax products. MÜNZING’s versatile wax
production capabilities – one being a unique spray
ing technology leading to spherical particles – allows
to produce various types of wax chemistries to fullfil
customer needs.
Product Wax type Particle size Drop point Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Semi Gloss Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® MCX 6610 New Carnauba / Polyethylene 10 4 118-128 ● ● ●● ● ●●CERETAN ® ME 0520 Polyethylene 20 7 109–117 ● ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® ME 0825 Polyethylene 25 8 110–118 ●● ●● ● ●●CERETAN ® ME 1430 Polyethylene 30 10 110-118 ● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® ME 1715 Polyethylene 15 6 122 – 130 ● ● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MF 5010 Polyethylene, PTFE modified 10 4 108-118
(PTFE: 320340) ● ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MF 5108 PTFE 8 5 320340 ● ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MF 5715 Polyethylene, PTFE modified 15 6 108–118
(PTFE: 320 – 340 *) ● ●● ●● ● ●●CERETAN ® MO 3220 New Oxidized Polyethylene 20 7 104 – 112 ● ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MO 4715 Polar Polyolefin 15 6 108–116 ● ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MT 9115 New FischerTropsch 15 6 112 – 120 ● ● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MT 9120 FischerTropsch 20 7 112 – 120 ●● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MT 9220 New FischerTropsch 20 6 108-112 ●● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MX 9510 Polyolefin 10 4 108–118 ● ● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9815 Polyolefin 15 6 111–119 ● ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9820 Polyolefin 20 7 111–119 ●● ●● ● ●●
MICRONIZED WAXES
CERETAN ® micronized waxes have a very narrow particle
size distribution and D99 values are always guaranteed.
CERETAN ® micronized waxes help improve specific
properties of your printing ink formulation. Below over
view highlights the properties and attributes of our
specificCERETAN® grades
Micronized waxes for printing inks
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WAXES FOR PRINTING INKS
Product Wax type Particle size Drop point Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Semi Gloss Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® MCX 6610 New Carnauba / Polyethylene 10 4 118-128 ● ● ●● ● ●●CERETAN ® ME 0520 Polyethylene 20 7 109–117 ● ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® ME 0825 Polyethylene 25 8 110–118 ●● ●● ● ●●CERETAN ® ME 1430 Polyethylene 30 10 110-118 ● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® ME 1715 Polyethylene 15 6 122 – 130 ● ● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MF 5010 Polyethylene, PTFE modified 10 4 108-118
(PTFE: 320340) ● ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MF 5108 PTFE 8 5 320340 ● ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MF 5715 Polyethylene, PTFE modified 15 6 108–118
(PTFE: 320 – 340 *) ● ●● ●● ● ●●CERETAN ® MO 3220 New Oxidized Polyethylene 20 7 104 – 112 ● ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MO 4715 Polar Polyolefin 15 6 108–116 ● ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MT 9115 New FischerTropsch 15 6 112 – 120 ● ● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MT 9120 FischerTropsch 20 7 112 – 120 ●● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MT 9220 New FischerTropsch 20 6 108-112 ●● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MX 9510 Polyolefin 10 4 108–118 ● ● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9815 Polyolefin 15 6 111–119 ● ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9820 Polyolefin 20 7 111–119 ●● ●● ● ●●
Spherical micronized waxesOur spherical micronized waxes provide numerous advantages like ease of dispersing, reduced dust formation,
improvedsurfacepropertiesinfinalprintinginkapplication.
Air milled waxes Spray micronized waxes
The sphere makes the difference.
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Water and Solvent Based SystemsCoated waxesOur versatile wax technologies enable us to coat our
spherical micronized waxes! Our functional blends
coated with very fine PTFE particles, CERETAN ® MXF
9510 D and CERETAN ® MXF 9820 D, are the best selling
gradesforflexoinks.WithCERETAN ® MXS 3815 we can
offeragreat2in1productthatcombinesmattingwith
excellent rub resistance.
CERETAN ® coatedwaxeshelp improve specificproper
ties of your printing ink formulation. Below overview
highlights theproperties andattributesofour specific
CERETAN ® grades
Product Wax type Coating Particle size Drop point of the wax
Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Matting Rub resistance Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® MCXF 6610 New Carnauba / Polyethylene PTFE 10 4 118-128 ● ●● ● ●● ●CERETAN ® MXF 9510 D Polyolefin PTFE 10 4 108–118 ● ●● ●● ●● ●CERETAN ® MXF 9820 D Polyolefin PTFE 20 7 111–119 ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MXS 3815 Wax blend Silica 15 5 105120 ● ● ●● ●
Product Wax type Particle size Drop point of the wax
Anti-Blocking Matting Rub resistance Slip Semi Gloss
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C
CERETAN ® ME 0825 WD Polyethylene 25 8 107 – 117 ●● ●● ●● ●CERETAN ® MO 3220 WD New Oxidized Polyethylene 20 7 104 – 112 ●● ● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9815 WD New Polyolefin 16 6 111–119 ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9820 WD Polyolefin 20 7 111–119 ●● ●● ●● ●
COATED WAXES
SURFACE-MODIFIED WAXES
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Surface Modified Waxes: CERETAN® WD SeriesOur CERETAN ®WDserieshasbeenspecificallydesigned
to ease incorporation of our micronized waxes into your
waterbased formulation. With CERETAN ® ME 0825 WD,
CERETAN ® MO 3220 WD, CERETAN ® 9820 WD and CERE
TAN ® 9815 WDwe offer a broad range of these easily
dispersible waxes now.
Product Wax type Coating Particle size Drop point of the wax
Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Matting Rub resistance Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® MCXF 6610 New Carnauba / Polyethylene PTFE 10 4 118-128 ● ●● ● ●● ●CERETAN ® MXF 9510 D Polyolefin PTFE 10 4 108–118 ● ●● ●● ●● ●CERETAN ® MXF 9820 D Polyolefin PTFE 20 7 111–119 ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MXS 3815 Wax blend Silica 15 5 105120 ● ● ●● ●
Product Wax type Particle size Drop point of the wax
Anti-Blocking Matting Rub resistance Slip Semi Gloss
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C
CERETAN ® ME 0825 WD Polyethylene 25 8 107 – 117 ●● ●● ●● ●CERETAN ® MO 3220 WD New Oxidized Polyethylene 20 7 104 – 112 ●● ● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9815 WD New Polyolefin 16 6 111–119 ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9820 WD Polyolefin 20 7 111–119 ●● ●● ●● ●
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Sys
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● suitable ● good ●● very good
18–19
Solvent Based Systems
Solv
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Bas
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PRINTING INK ADDITIVES
Product Type Incorporation
AGITAN DF 311 M Mineral oil, few silicone easy
AGITAN DF 6420 Mineral oil, few silicone easy
FOAMTROL 110 Silicone compound easy
DEFOAMERS
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Inorganic pigments
Organic pigments
Carbon blacks
Fillers
%
EDAPLAN 397 Polyglycol esters nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN 711 Block copolymer nonionic 35 Butyl acetate
EDAPLAN 930 New High molecular copolymer 100 –
EDAPLAN 935 New High molecular copolymer 100 –
METOLAT LA 524 Fatty derivative copolymer amphoteric 50 Xylene / Isobutanol
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Silicone free
Leveling Wetting of film & foil
Anti- cratering
Wetting of pigments &
fillers
Gloss Compatibility agent
Slip No foaming tendency
%
METOLAT 355 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 388 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 402 Acrylic copolymer anionic 50 Glycol ether
EDAPLAN LA 410 Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 413 Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 414 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 415 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 50 Methoxypropylacetate
DISPERSING AGENTS
WETTING & LEVELING AGENTS
All products in these overviews are APE free.
Solv
ent
Bas
ed S
yste
ms
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Inorganic pigments
Organic pigments
Carbon blacks
Fillers
%
EDAPLAN 397 Polyglycol esters nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN 711 Block copolymer nonionic 35 Butyl acetate
EDAPLAN 930 New High molecular copolymer 100 –
EDAPLAN 935 New High molecular copolymer 100 –
METOLAT LA 524 Fatty derivative copolymer amphoteric 50 Xylene / Isobutanol
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent Silicone free
Leveling Wetting of film & foil
Anti- cratering
Wetting of pigments &
fillers
Gloss Compatibility agent
Slip No foaming tendency
%
METOLAT 355 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
METOLAT 388 Nonionic compounds nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 402 Acrylic copolymer anionic 50 Glycol ether
EDAPLAN LA 410 Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 413 Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 414 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 100 –
EDAPLAN LA 415 New Organic modified polysiloxane nonionic 50 Methoxypropylacetate
DISPERSING AGENTS
WETTING & LEVELING AGENTS
Applicable Recommended Highly recommended
20–21
Solvent Based Systems
Solv
ent
Bas
ed S
yste
ms
WAX DISPERSIONS
* = Drop Point
MÜNZING’s LUBAprint ® wax dispersions and emulsions
help improve specific properties of your printing ink
formulation. Below overview highlights the properties
andattributesofourspecificLUBA-print® grades.
Product Wax type Solvent Solid content
Particle size
Melting range
Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Hydrophobicity Rub resistance Semi Gloss Slip
% D98
µmD50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
LUBAprint ® 121/C Hydrocarbon Ethyl acetate 10 20 8 71–82* ● ●● ● ● ● ●LUBAprint ® 161/T Amide Ethanol 40 – – 86–92 ● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 301/C Polyethylene Ethanol 30 18 6,5 103 – 114 ● ●● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 654/D Polyethylene Ethanol 40 25 9,5 130 – 136 ●● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 654/DF 2 Polyethylene Ethanol 20 16 6 130 – 136 ● ● ● ●● ●LUBAprint ® 660 Polyethylene 2 Propanol (IPA) 20 10 5 103 – 114 ● ● ● ●● ●LUBAprint ® 754 Polyethylene Ethanol 40 20 7 103 – 114 ● ●● ●● ● ●●LUBAprint ® 887/H Carnauba Ethanol 25 10 4,5 81–87 ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 2036 A Polyethylene Ethanol 20 18 6 130 – 136 ● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 3036 A Polyethylene Ethanol / 2Propanol (IPA) 30 18 6 130 – 136 ● ● ●● ● ●UBAprint ® SEB 0820 ET New Biopolymer / Polyethylene Ethanol 40 20 5 110–118* ● ●● ● ●● ●
Solvent based wax dispersions for flexographic inks
Product Wax type Drop point Anti-Blocking Gloss Semi Gloss Slip
°C
CERETAN ® A 71 Erucamide 80–88 ●● ●●CERETAN ® A 72 Stearamide 98–108 ● ●●CERETAN ® A 73 Oleamide 70–78 ●● ●●CERETAN ® MA 7150 Erucamide 80–88 ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MA 7250 Stearamide 98–108 ● ●
WAX SLIP ADDITIVES
WAXES FOR PRINTING INKS
Solv
ent
Bas
ed S
yste
ms
Being an expert for wax additives our technical team in
its modern laboratory provides excellent technical
supportandalsoofferscustomisedsolutions.
Product Wax type Solvent Solid content
Particle size
Melting range
Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Hydrophobicity Rub resistance Semi Gloss Slip
% D98
µmD50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
LUBAprint ® 121/C Hydrocarbon Ethyl acetate 10 20 8 71–82* ● ●● ● ● ● ●LUBAprint ® 161/T Amide Ethanol 40 – – 86–92 ● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 301/C Polyethylene Ethanol 30 18 6,5 103 – 114 ● ●● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 654/D Polyethylene Ethanol 40 25 9,5 130 – 136 ●● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 654/DF 2 Polyethylene Ethanol 20 16 6 130 – 136 ● ● ● ●● ●LUBAprint ® 660 Polyethylene 2 Propanol (IPA) 20 10 5 103 – 114 ● ● ● ●● ●LUBAprint ® 754 Polyethylene Ethanol 40 20 7 103 – 114 ● ●● ●● ● ●●LUBAprint ® 887/H Carnauba Ethanol 25 10 4,5 81–87 ● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® 2036 A Polyethylene Ethanol 20 18 6 130 – 136 ● ● ●● ● ●LUBAprint ® 3036 A Polyethylene Ethanol / 2Propanol (IPA) 30 18 6 130 – 136 ● ● ●● ● ●UBAprint ® SEB 0820 ET New Biopolymer / Polyethylene Ethanol 40 20 5 110–118* ● ●● ● ●● ●
Product Wax type Drop point Anti-Blocking Gloss Semi Gloss Slip
°C
CERETAN ® A 71 Erucamide 80–88 ●● ●●CERETAN ® A 72 Stearamide 98–108 ● ●●CERETAN ® A 73 Oleamide 70–78 ●● ●●CERETAN ® MA 7150 Erucamide 80–88 ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MA 7250 Stearamide 98–108 ● ●
● good ●● very good
● suitable
22–23
Dil
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ddit
ives
Product Wax type Solvent Solid content
Particle size
Drop point of the wax
Anti-Blocking Gloss Hot Blocking Rub resistance Slip
in % D98
µm
D50
µm
°C
LUBAprint ® OF 5108 PTFE Linseed oil 47 8 3 – ●● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® OX 9815 Polyolefin Linseed oil 35 12 5 111–119 ● ● ● ●LUBAprint ® OXF 9120 Polyolefin / PTFE Linseed oil 50 20 5 108–112 ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® OXF 9510 Polyolefin / PTFE Linseed oil 35 17 4 108–118 ● ●● ● ●
OIL BASED DISPERSIONS
Oil based wax pastes for heatset inks Wecanofferyoutailormadeproductsfromonesource:
highly concentrated wax pastes in your preferred oil
withaveryfineparticlesize,whichcanbeaddedinto
yoursystemwithoutanyadditionalgrindingofthefinal
product.Wewillbehappytocreateaspecificproduct
according to your needs.
Product Consistency Chemistry Solid content
Particle size
Properties
in % D98
µm
D50
µm
LUBAprint ® OK 3010 Paste EDTA 35 17 5 Veryfinedispersionofthechelatingagentintendedfordirectstir-in
PRINTPLEX ® MK 3025 Solid EDTA 100 < 25 – Finely micronized chelating agent
HEATSET INKS
Special Additives
Individuality is standard! Our micronized complexbuil
ding additive PRINTPLEX® MK 3025 has established it
self as bestselling product throughout the last years.
The improved LUBAprint OK 3010isaveryfinepaste
based on PRINTPLEX® MK 3025, which has already been
milled to the particle size needed in your heatsetink.
It saves time and energy – just stir it in!
Special additives for heatset inks
Oil Based Dispersions
WAXES FOR PRINTING INKS
Dil
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ns
& S
peci
al A
ddit
ives
Product Wax type Solvent Solid content
Particle size
Drop point of the wax
Anti-Blocking Gloss Hot Blocking Rub resistance Slip
in % D98
µm
D50
µm
°C
LUBAprint ® OF 5108 PTFE Linseed oil 47 8 3 – ●● ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® OX 9815 Polyolefin Linseed oil 35 12 5 111–119 ● ● ● ●LUBAprint ® OXF 9120 Polyolefin / PTFE Linseed oil 50 20 5 108–112 ●● ● ●● ●●LUBAprint ® OXF 9510 Polyolefin / PTFE Linseed oil 35 17 4 108–118 ● ●● ● ●
● good ●● very good
Product Consistency Chemistry Solid content
Particle size
Properties
in % D98
µm
D50
µm
LUBAprint ® OK 3010 Paste EDTA 35 17 5 Veryfinedispersionofthechelatingagentintendedfordirectstir-in
PRINTPLEX ® MK 3025 Solid EDTA 100 < 25 – Finely micronized chelating agent
Radiation Cured Systems
24–25
Product Wax type Particle size Drop point Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Semi Gloss Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® ME 0825 Polyethylene 25 8 110–118 ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® ME 1715 Polyethylene 15 6 122 – 130 ● ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MF 5108 PTFE 8 5 320 – 340 * ● ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MM 8015 Montan 15 6 90–98 ● ● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MO 3220 New Oxidized Polyethylene 20 7 104 – 112 ● ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9815 Polyolefin 15 6 111–119 ● ● ● ● ●
MICRONIZED WAXES FOR UV INKS
Product Wax type Coating Particle size Drop point of the wax
Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® MXF 9510 D Polyolefin PTFE 10 4 108–118 ●● ●● ●● ●● ●
Product Wax type Solvent Solid content Particle size Drop point of the wax
Rub resistance Slip
in % D99
µm
D50
µm
°C
LUBA-print ® 309/C Polyethylene Oligotriacrylate 30 22 8 130 – 136 ●● ●
COATED WAXES
UV DISPERSION
Just like UV Coatings, the UV printing ink technology
is growing within the printing ink sector and offers
new qualities and possibilities for the customers. This
technologyhasalreadybeenusedinscreeninks,flexo
graphicpackagingandoffsetprintingforalongperiod
of time, and is nowadays followed by gravure inks and
other special processes.
Our selected CERETAN ® and LUBAprint ® grades help
improve specific properties of your UV printing ink
system. Below overview highlights the properties and
attributes for each product.
Micronized waxes, coated waxes and UV dispersions for UV inks
* = Melting range
Rad
iati
on C
ured
Sys
tem
s WAXES FOR PRINTING INKS
Product Wax type Particle size Drop point Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Semi Gloss Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® ME 0825 Polyethylene 25 8 110–118 ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® ME 1715 Polyethylene 15 6 122 – 130 ● ● ● ● ●CERETAN ® MF 5108 PTFE 8 5 320 – 340 * ● ●● ● ●● ●●CERETAN ® MM 8015 Montan 15 6 90–98 ● ● ● ● ●●CERETAN ® MO 3220 New Oxidized Polyethylene 20 7 104 – 112 ● ●● ●● ● ●CERETAN ® MX 9815 Polyolefin 15 6 111–119 ● ● ● ● ●
Product Wax type Coating Particle size Drop point of the wax
Application Anti-Blocking Gloss Rub resistance Slip
D99
µm
D50
µm
°C Over Print Varnish (OPV)
CERETAN ® MXF 9510 D Polyolefin PTFE 10 4 108–118 ●● ●● ●● ●● ●
Product Wax type Solvent Solid content Particle size Drop point of the wax
Rub resistance Slip
in % D99
µm
D50
µm
°C
LUBA-print ® 309/C Polyethylene Oligotriacrylate 30 22 8 130 – 136 ●● ● Rad
iati
on C
ured
Sys
tem
s
● suitable ●● highly suitable ● good ●● very good
Radiation Cured Systems
PRINTING INK ADDITIVESR
adia
tion
Cur
ed S
yste
ms
Product Type APE free Incorporation
AGITAN 760 Silicone compound fair
AGITAN DF 6421 Mineral oil, few silicone fair
FOAMTROL 110 Silicone compound fair
DEFOAMERS
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent APE free Inorganic pigments
Organic pigments
Carbon blacks
Fillers Binder containing grinds
%
EDAPLAN 710 Block copolymer nonionic 30 Dicarboxylic acid ester
DISPERSING AGENTS
26–27
Rad
iati
on C
ured
Sys
tem
s
Applicable Recommended Highly recommended
Product Type Charge Active content
Solvent APE free Inorganic pigments
Organic pigments
Carbon blacks
Fillers Binder containing grinds
%
EDAPLAN 710 Block copolymer nonionic 30 Dicarboxylic acid ester
DISPERSING AGENTS
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