Rovene® 6122 is a resin supported emulsion that provides a hard non-blocking coating for use in OEM applications including medium density fiber board and OSB edge seal coatings. The glass transition temperature of Rovene® 6122 allows the coating to form a film at room temperature with low or no coalescent when used in these applications. The resulting coating with Rovene® 6122 will exhibit excellent blocking resistance, even at elevated drying temperatures.
Mallard Creek Polymers, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of styrene-butadiene emulsions used in inks and coatings. The Rovene® line of low viscosity, water-based emulsions features a variety of styrene-butadiene ratios, molecular weights, and degrees carboxylation. These emulsions can be compounded into formulations with select tackifier dispersions, fillers, and pigments.
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