Paint coating industry to low-carbon environmental protection in addition to "oil to water" What else can be done?

At present, many manufacturers in the coatings industry are mainly producing oil paints. Today, under the strict environmental protection requirements of the state, many manufacturers are restructuring their production and moving toward “oil-to-water” development. That is to say, from oily coatings to waterborne coatings, waterborne coatings are more environmentally friendly because they use water as a diluent, they do not contain organic solvents, they do not contain volatile substances such as benzene, xylene, xylene, formaldehyde, etc. The poison has no irritating odor, no harm to the human body, and it will not pollute the atmosphere. It has become a popular product on the market.

However, the paint and coatings industry needs low-carbon environmental protection in addition to "oil to water" what else can be done?

In fact, "oil-modified powder (ie, powder coating)" is also in line with the current low-carbon environmental requirements, which is in addition to "oil to water", paint and paint manufacturers can also do one of the environmentally friendly products, powder coatings compared to water-based paint The history of development will be a bit longer, the technology will be more mature, and there will be more abundant practice.

Powder coatings are solid, do not contain solvents, no pollution, and environmental protection. In terms of transportation, solid, non-aqueous, solvent-free powder coatings are safer to transport.

In addition, powder coatings also have these four major advantages: to reduce environmental pollution, save energy, coating film performance is relatively excellent, and economic benefits are more objective.

For powder coatings, the future market development space is still relatively large. "Oil to water" and "oil change powder" will all contribute to China's environmental protection.