If solids, especially pigments, are not broken down into smaller particle sizes and spread evenly throughout the liquid base during the paint manufacturing process, the result is a poor paint quality. This can affect everything from leveling and sagging to color and gloss quality as well as other attributes. Although additives can help with wetting in the beginning of the dispersion process and stabilization at the end, nothing can take the place of the mechanical means of breaking apart larger collections of particles into their finer counterparts. There are various ways to do this from a disperser with a dissolver disc to a bead or basket mill. The paint mixing machines you use is dependent on the ingredients in the paint formulations and the degree to which they are easy or difficult to disperse.
We would be pleased to show you the impressive work section of our dispersing, mixing, stirring and fine grinding systems DISPERMAT® and TORUSMILL®.
Our skilled engineers are available at any time for personal advice.
