RE: Rohm and Haas

Daniel located another website, and tells us:


Mark Howard had written back in the middle of November '99 (which I
think generated no response):
 
> Anybody ever hear of ROHM AND HASS Industrial Coatings. I saw an
> advertisement in Chemical Coatings Magazine. So I called and asked 
> them to send me some specs. They apparently only manufacture water 
> base products. Sounds like good stuff, can't wait to try some. Here is an 
> excerpt of the literature they sent me.
> 
>  "RoShield 3275 acrylic emulsion is specifically designed for reaction with
> polyisocyanates, such as Bayer Corporation's Bayhydur XP-7063, for wood
> coating applications where early hardness and sand ability are important
> under mild drying conditions. Unlike nitrocellulose lacquers' polyurethane
> coatings based on this acrylic polyol have extremely low VOCs and very 
> good early print resistance. In addition, films based on this thermosetting 
> emulsion are water-white and nonyellowing. RoShield 3275 acrylic emulsion 
> cures under ambient conditions, but heat on line is recommended for early 
> pack-out. Applications for this excellent cost/performance 2-package system 
> include clear, pigmented, and flatted systems for office and laboratory furniture,
> kitchen cabinets, and fine furniture".
> 
>   Solids content, %
>   by weight   42
>   by volume   38.5
> 
> For info call (412) 777-5577
> To place a sample order call 1-888-888-7553




http://www.rohmhaas.com/businesses/products.html

http://www.rohmhaas.com/coatings/products/specialty.html



Daniel Shafner
CT




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