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    SILCO AF 833 is a VOC-free blend of modified aliphatic mineral oils that efficiently reduces foaming and air in water-based paints and ink systems. It is supplied as an opaque yellow liquid with a total solids content over 98% and is a compound of hydrophobic aliphatic polymers. SILCO AF 833 is used in rotogravure inks and decorative paints to provide highly efficient foaming reduction and is especially suitable for letdowns, with good compatibility.

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    SILCO AF 833 is a VOC-free blend of modified aliphatic mineral oils that efficiently reduces foaming and air in water-based paints and ink systems. It is supplied as an opaque yellow liquid with a total solids content over 98% and is a compound of hydrophobic aliphatic polymers. SILCO AF 833 is used in rotogravure inks and decorative paints to provide highly efficient foaming reduction and is especially suitable for letdowns, with good compatibility.

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    SILCO AF 833 is a VOC-free blend of modified aliphatic mineral oils that efficiently reduces foaming and air in water-based paints and ink systems. It is supplied as an opaque yellow liquid with a total solids content over 98% and is a compound of hydrophobic aliphatic polymers. SILCO AF 833 is used in rotogravure inks and decorative paints to provide highly efficient foaming reduction and is especially suitable for letdowns, with good compatibility.

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    SILCO AF 833 is a VOC-free blend of modified aliphatic mineral oils that efficiently reduces foaming and air in water-based paints and ink systems. It is supplied as an opaque yellow liquid with a total solids content over 98% and is a compound of hydrophobic aliphatic polymers. SILCO AF 833 is used in rotogravure inks and decorative paints to provide highly efficient foaming reduction and is especially suitable for letdowns, with good compatibility.

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    SILCO AF 833

    Product Description: Special notes:


    SILCO AF 833 is a APEO and VOC-free blend of SILCO AF 833 is stable for at least 12 months at room
    modified aliphatic mineral oils for efficient defoaming temperature. Please avoid temperatures under 4°C
    and deaerating of water based paints & ink systems. and over 40°C.
    Prevent from freezing!Stir before use!

    Technical Data:
    Form supplied: opaque yellow liquid
    Total solids: > 98%
    Active agent: compound of hydrophobic
    aliphatic polymers
    Ionic character: non ionic FDA-/BfR-Rules:
    pH-Value: not applicable
    FDA: not available
    Processing: Add to the millbase by
    BfR: not available
    stirring
    Dosage: Recommended level is 0.1
    Safety and MSDS:
    – 1.0% on formulation
    For regulatory details such as the classification and
    labelling as dangerous substances or goods please
    Properties: refer to our corresponding Material Safety Data
    SILCO AF 833 is used in water based
    Sheet.Packaging:
     rotogravure inks - 30 kg hobbock
     decorative paints - 60 kg hobbock
    with - 120 kg drum

     highly efficient defoaming


     especially suitable for
    letdowns
    good compatibility

    This leaflet gives the user guidance and information but does not claim
    to be complete and is without any obligation.

    revision: 1/PS
    issue date: 2009-03-06
    issued by : 10/09 DL

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