The book discusses the main types of modern paints and varnishes: organo-, water-diluted, water-dispersed, powder and others of cold and hot curing. Typical formulations of materials, examples of their preparation and calculation are provided.

The book is intended for specialists working in paint and varnish and related industries. It is also useful for students studying in the specialty “Technology of varnishes, paints and paint coatings.”

ContentsUse the arrow to expand or collapse this sectionPrefaceAddress to the readerPart I. General information about pigmented paints and varnishes1 - Pigment dispersionsCharacteristics of disperse systemsStabilization of dispersionsElectrostatic stabilization Steric stabilization Wetting and dispersing agents agents Dispersing agents Wetting agents Wetting the surface of pigments during dispersion 2 - Formulation of paint and varnish materials Volume concentration of pigments The influence of the size and shape of pigment particles on the properties of paint and varnish coatings Development of formulations Paint coating systems Literature Part II. Solvent-soluble paints and varnishes materials1 - Naturally drying paint and varnish materialsMaterials that form coatings due to physical processesMaterials based on cellulose nitrateStructure and properties of cellulose nitrateModifiers of cellulose nitrateComposition, production and use of nitrocellulose materialsPolyacrylic materialsMaterials based on rubbersCharacteristics of the rubbers usedComposition and use of paints and varnishesforming materials coverage by oxidative polymerization Features of film formation with the participation of atmospheric oxygen Film formers cured by oxidative polymerization Driers and agents that prevent the formation of surface films Types, composition and use of oil and alkyd materials Materials based on epoxy esters Two-pack compositions Polyurethane paints and varnishes Reactions of isocyanates Isocyanate hardeners Hydroxyl-containing film-forming agents oversCatalysts and curing acceleratorsFormulation of two-pack epoxy paints and varnishesEpoxy resinsHardenersFormulationLiterature2 - Heat-drying paints and varnishesGeneral informationMaterials based on amino resinsChemical composition and properties of resinsAccompanying components of amino resinsCurning reactions, their catalysis Paint and varnish materials based on resol-type phenolic resins Paint and varnish materials cured with blocked polyisocyanates Structure and properties of blocked polyisocyanates Other components of polyurethane compositions Recipes of polyurethane materials cured with blocked polyisocyanates Other types of solvent-soluble materials of hot drying Defects in multilayer coatings Literature Part III. Water-based paints and varnishes1 - General information2 - Materials that form coatings due to physical processesFeatures of coating formationPaints based on polyacrylic dispersionsPaints based on silicone resinsSilicate two-pack paintsLiterature3 - Materials that chemically cure in natural conditionsMaterials that form coatings with the participation of The oxygen of the air -reduced compositions based on alkyd resins “hybrid” systems of the water -polyurethane materials -epoxy materials of the materials are water -soluble varnish materials of hot drying materials based on amino -sized resin -based targeted resin -spaces Elitheating IV. Solvent-free paint and varnish materials1 - Two-pack compositionsPolyurethane materialsEpoxy materialsMaterials based on unsaturated polyestersLiterature2 - Materials for photochemical and electronic curing coatingsPaint and varnish materials of photochemical curingMechanism of UV curingUV initiators and sensitizersFilm formersActive solventsRecipes paints and varnishes Properties and application of coatings Materials for coatings cured by electronic radiation Literature 3 - Powder paints Composition and properties of paints Thermoplastic paints Thermosetting paints Epoxy paints Epoxy-polyester (hybrid) paints Polyester paints Polyacrylic paints Literature