Modified polyether surfactant, based on polyether and polysiloxane technology, exhibits excellent hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties. Widely used in the fields of washing, emulsification, and dispersion, significantly improving product efficiency.

Polyester, polyurethane, and polyacrylate block dispersants have unique block structures that can effectively disperse pigments, stabilize systems, and provide good wetting and anti precipitation effects. They are widely used in fields such as coatings and inks, providing assurance for product quality and stability.

Controllable radical polymerization technology dispersant (CRP) is an advanced polymerization technology that achieves rapid dynamic balance between free radicals and dormant species by introducing special compounds, effectively controlling the molecular weight, molecular weight distribution, and end functionality of polymers, providing strong support for the development of high-performance polymer materials.

The core shell self crosslinking acrylic polyurethane lotion and dispersion adopts special polymerization technology to form a structure with acrylic acid as the core and polyurethane as the shell. Through self crosslinking reaction, the physical and mechanical properties and chemical resistance of the paint film are significantly improved, with excellent water resistance, weather resistance, and adhesion. It is widely used in fields such as coatings and adhesives.