
KOBOND™ 8166 is a high molecular weight block-style copolymer solution with pigment affinity groups. It provides excellent viscosity reduction, dispersion performance, and stability without foam inhibition in medium and high-pigment carbon black systems.
KOBOND™ 8166 is a high M.W. block style copolymer solution with pigment affinity groups.
Superb performance of viscosity reduction and dispersing;
Excellent stability without foam-inhibition in medium and high pigment carbon black system;
Reduced viscosity and fineness;
High performance of color hue and storage stability in solvent-free epoxy color paints
Color and Appearance | Yellowish clear liquid |
Solvent | Dibasic Ester |
Active Ingredient | 45% |
Flash Point | >100℃ |
Density 25°C | 1.07~1.11 g/ml |
Viscosity 25°C | 10~40s (Tu-4 viscometer) |
Solvent-borne coatings.
The recommended dosage as below:
Inorganic pigment | 1~10% |
Organic pigment | 15~35% |
Carbon black | 25~100% |
The additive should be incorporated into the mill base before the addition of pigments.
KOBOND™ 8166 is supplied in 25Kg plastic pail / 180Kg steel drum.
This document does not contain the product safety information required for safe use. Before handling, please refer to the product and safety data sheets, as well as container labels, for information on safe usage, physical hazards, and health risks. Safety Data Sheet is available on the website, from the distributor, or by contacting SiSiB customer service.
When stored at temperatures between 10°C and 35°C in the original unopened containers, KOBOND™ 8166 has a shelf life of 24 months from the date of production.
All information in the leaflet is based on our present knowledge and experience. We reserve the right to make any changes according to technological progress or further developments. Performance of the product described herein should be verified by testing.
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We disclaim liability for any incidental or consequential damages.