The difference between water-based floor paint and solvent-based floor paint.

2016-11-03

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Water-based floor paint is an environmentally friendly coating that uses water as a diluent. It features characteristics such as being green, energy-saving, safe, and easy to apply, making it widely used for floor decoration across the country. As a green and healthy pure eco-friendly product, water-based floor paint has lower formaldehyde and lower aromatic hydrocarbons compared to traditional solvent-based floor coatings, making it a new generation of eco-friendly products developed through technology. DeJiali floor paint is made from water-based epoxy resin as the main raw material, using water as a dispersing medium and processed through specific production procedures. It is green and environmentally friendly, pressure-resistant, wear-resistant, easy to clean and renovate.

Water-based floor paint is an environmentally friendly coating that uses water as a diluent. It features characteristics such as being green, energy-saving, safe, and easy to use, and is widely applied in floor decoration across the country. As a green and healthy pure environmental product, water-based floor paint has lower formaldehyde compared to traditional solvent-based floor coatings.

It contains low aromatic hydrocarbons and other chemical substances, making it a new generation of environmentally friendly products developed through scientific research. DeJiali floor paint is made from water-based epoxy resin as the main raw material, using water as a dispersing medium processed through certain production procedures. It is green and environmentally friendly, pressure-resistant, wear-resistant, easy to clean and renovate.

Compared to solvent-based floor paint, DeJiali water-based floor paint has a concentrated film formed by polymerization in a high molecular form. This film is rich in elasticity, not easy to break, wear-resistant, and resistant to repeated scrubbing, making it more practical and durable than traditional solvent-based floor paint. It is a high-tech product resulting from the development of social sciences.

The differences between water-based floor paint and solvent-based floor paint are as follows:

1. Water-based floor paint uses various high molecular epoxy resins as the base material, with water as the dispersing medium, and special additives to form a network structure of organic materials (filler pigments) and emulsion resin; traditional solvent-based floor paint is made primarily from vegetable oils and synthetic resins, supplemented with various additives and pigments.

This paint has fifteen major series and several varieties, but it requires the addition of organic solvents such as toluene or xylene for dilution during use. The chemical harmful substances contained in this paint are high and can pose long-term health risks to the human body.

2. Water-based floor paint can be divided into several types based on function, such as matte, glossy, and high-gloss. They are resistant to alkali, acid, weather, salt, and have good water resistance, flame retardant properties, quick drying time, large coverage area, and good rust and corrosion resistance, with rust prevention effects, and they bond well with other paints without any reactions.

Traditional solvent-based floor paint has a bright and hard film, is water-resistant, weather-resistant, and has good chemical resistance and electrical insulation, but the film is brittle, has a long drying time, and low-grade films are prone to yellowing. Different paints may not bond well due to performance differences.

3. Water-based floor paint is widely used on surfaces such as wood, metal, ships, cement, and automobiles, especially suitable for corrosion and rust prevention on pipes and equipment; traditional solvent-based floor paint needs to be applied according to different characteristics suitable for various occasions and environments.

4. The adhesion and coverage of water-based floor paint on walls are higher than that of ordinary oil paints, reaching levels 1-2; while the adhesion of traditional solvent-based floor paint is at levels 2-3.

5. The surface drying time required for water-based floor paint is 20 minutes, and the actual drying time is 15 hours; the surface drying time for traditional solvent-based floor paint is 2 hours, and the actual drying time is over 30 hours.

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