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In more detail, it is a low viscous polyvinyl acetal, which is produced by reacting polyvinyl alcohol with butyraldehyde and acetaldehyde. The properties of Pioloform BL 16 are mainly determined by the presence of acetal, hydroxyl and acetate groups.  \nForm supplied  \nFine-grained, free-flowing white powder  \nRecommended Uses  \nBinder for printing inks, pigment preparations, pigment chips; Binder for coatings (adhesion promotion/ corrosion protection primers) .  \nPreliminary Specification  \nThese technical data are determined for each lot before its release by our quality control laboratory.  \nUnit Value  \nNon volatile content w/w-% ≥ 97.5  \n(DIN 53216)  \nContent of polyvinyl alcohol 1) w/w-% 14 – 18  \nContent of polyvinyl acetate 2) w/w-% 0 – 4  \nDynamic viscosity mPa.s 24 – 28  \n(DIN 53015)  \nHöppler, 10% solution in Ethanol, at 20 °C 3)  \n1)  \n23)  \nHydroxyl groups in terms of polyvinyl alcohol Acetyl groups in terms of polyvinyl acetate containing 5 % water  \nAdditional Data:  \nGlass Transition Temperature  \n(DSC, ISO 11357-1)  \nBulk density  \nDIN EN 543 (draft Dec. 1991)(form supplied) / 20 °C  \nUnit  \n°C  \ng/l  \nValue  \n84 150-300  \nThese data are used solely to describe the product. They are not subject to constant monitoring or part of the specification.  \nApplications  \nPioloform BL 16 exhibits a low viscosity in solution as well as excellent pigment wetting. Preferred solvents are special alcohols such as ethanol, i-propanol, n-butanol or diacetone alcohol. In printing ink applications commonly ethanol is used.  \nPioloform BL 16 is also well-soluble in esters, such as e. g. methyl acetate, ethyl acetate and n-butyl acetate.  \nDue to its good flow properties and excellent pigment wetting, Pioloform BL 16 is well-suited for the production of pigment concentrates and preparations (pigment chips) .  \nThe adhesion to organic and inorganic substrates, e. g. based on cellulose acetate, polyethylene, polypropylene, poly-styrene, polyester – eventually surface treated –  \nand aluminium are good. If necessary, the adhesion properties to difficult substrates, such as e. g. surface-treated OPP-films with homopolymer or ethylen-propylenecopolymer surface layers, can be improved by addition of an adhesion-promoter, e. g. ®Lupasol WF (BASF) .  \nPioloform BL 16 is used to manufacture shop and wash primers (1K and 2K primers) . The films adhere extremely well to steel, iron, zinc, aluminum and other metals.  \nTo achieve further improvement in anti-corrosion protection as well as adhesion Pioloform BL 16 can be combined with low-molecular weight phenolic, epoxy or urea resins.  \nThe good anchorage of the primeron metal is caused by a binder/ pigment/ orthophosphoric acid/ metal complex.  \nPioloform BL 16 shows good compatibility with suitable plasticizers and different polymers.  \nBesides binders for printing inks, Pioloform BL 16 can also be used advantageously for applications where low melt viscosity or an increased solid content along with high wetting affinity to pigments/ fillers are required.  \nProcessing  \nPioloform BL 16 can be processed and applied by the usual equipment of the printing ink and lacquer industry.  \nStorage  \nPioloform BL 16 can be stored in its original packaging under dry and cool conditions for at least 12 months.  \nIndustrial Safety and  \nEnvironmental Protection  \nNot a hazardous substance within the meaning of the current Dangerous Substances Regulations (GefStoffV) .  \nA safety data sheet is available on request.  \nThis information is based on our present state of knowledge and is intended to provide general notes on our products and their uses. It should therefore not be construed as guaranteeing specific properties of the products described or their suitability for a particular application. Any existing industrial property rights must be observed. 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