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DURASTAB 36 Caution "DURAGEL" "DURAGEL" is a valuable thickening agent. It produces firm and stable gels in many hydrocarbon solvents at room temperature. The gels so formed are firmer than can be obtained from other known gelling agents at the same concentration. Gels formed with "DURAGEL" develop enhanced "long-string" consisency in many petroleum solvents and this property contributes towards brushability of paints and adds to thixotropic body required in inks. "DURAGEL" can be used as a thickening agent in chlorinated hydro-carbons, fireproof paints and paint remover formulations. The advantages are the high body of the paint remover and solvent retention. In chlorinated rubber paints, "DURGEL" helps in improving viscosity for pigment suspension, maintaining at the same time the smoothness and brushability to the paint. "DURAGEL" reduce oil bleeding in putties. In printing inks, "DURAGEL" is used to prevent exessive penetration of the ink into the paper while retaining the gloss of the ink, thereby facilitating successive over-printing of colours. "DURAGEL" forms stable gels with the oils used. "DURAGEL" is stable even in the presence of additives which tend to destroy the gels made with aluminum stearates. Small addition of lead octoate, cobalt octoate, , cobalt octoate, water or diethanolamine does not hinder the gel formation of "DURAGEL". The selection of solvent when useing "DURAGEL" is more critical than when other aluminum soaps are used. "DURAGEL" will not gel mineral oil, oil, ketones, esters, lower alcohols and other solvents such as butyl cellosolve. SOLUBILITY: Water : insoluble Ethyl alcohol : insoluble Acetone : insoluble Benzene : Soluble Mineral Spirit : Soluble Mineral oils : practically insoluble Vegetable Oils : insoluble in the cold but sparingly soluble when hot. |
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