Mowital® B 30 HH

Polyvinyl butyral. Acts as a binder. Also acts as a co-binder for powder coatings.

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Common names

PVB

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Chemical Composition

Polyvinyl Butyral

Advantages
  • better plasticizing properties
  • very good adhesion properties
  • very good adhesion to substrates like polyolefins, metals, cellulose acetate, polyester, cellophane, polyamide, and polystyrene films
  • Printing inks exhibit low solvent retention
  • good flow
  • good resistance to water
Other Applications

adhesion promotion/ corrosion protection primers
shop primers
wash primers
stoving enamels
varnishes and lacquers for different substrates
strippable packaging coatings
automotive refinishing coatings
can coatings
heat-sealable lacquers
radiator primers/topcoats
wood sealing varnishes
plastic surface finishes/nitrocellulose lacquers
gear paints/paper varnishes
road marking paints
coil coatings
zinc-rich primers
pigment preparations
thermo-transfer inks
candle coatings
flexographic as well as gravure printing inks

Handling

The adhesive strength of foil lacquers can be improved by stoving at temperatures of up to 140 °C.
If necessary, gloss and flexibility can be improved by addition of plasticizers.

Technical data

Quantity Value Unit Comment
Appearance Properties
Physical state powder
Physical Properties
Bulk density 0.21 g/ml
Viscosity 35 - 60 cP
Thermal Properties
Glass transition Temperature 63 ºC
Auto-ignition temperature >380 ºC
Melting point 135 - 210 ºC
Chemical Properties
Polyvinyl alcohol content 11 - 14 %
Water absorption 4 - 6 %
Non-volatile materials >97.5 % wt

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