Organoclay is a valuable component in paper coating, with its diverse classifications allowing for tailored applications in enhancing coating performance.
Based on different preparation processes and usage requirements, organobentonite can be divided into three main categories—filler – type, dispersion – type, and reactive – type—by adjusting the concentration of mineral raw materials used, the types of modifiers, and the degree of modification.
This classification ensures that there is a suitable organoclay type for various paper coating needs, whether it’s for improving filler retention, enhancing dispersion stability of pigments, or facilitating reactions with coating components.
Additionally, when categorized by performance, organobentonite falls into gel – type, dispersion – type, and adsorption – type, each contributing uniquely to paper coating properties like viscosity control, uniform pigment distribution, and impurity adsorption.
Organoclay thickeners in solvent-based and water-based paint systems prevent pigment settling, improve anti-sag performance, and maintain storage stability without affecting gloss or transparency; full product specifications and coating application data are at organoclay for paint — anti-settling and sag-control data. Solvent-borne and water-borne coating rheology solutions, including dosage guides and compatibility data, are covered in organoclay for coatings — rheology additive selection guide. To source coating-grade organoclay or request a technical sample, see organoclay supplier — coating industry grades factory direct.
The CP series of organic bentonite is mainly used in solvent-based and water-based paints, coatings, inks, lubricants, cosmetics, and oilfield drilling fluids.
Rheology modifiers are an organo clay (modified bentonite), designed especially for use in solvent based system. Organic Clay can be used widely in solvents from low polarity to medium-high polarity.
Properties
Composition Organic derivative of a montmorillonite clay
Appearance Fine powder, light yellow
Moisture content (105℃,2hr) ≤3.5%
Loss on ignition (1000℃) 28%-31%
Bulk density 0.53g/cm3
Fineness (<74μm, %) ≥98%
Organoclay in paper coating
- High gelling efficiency,high viscosity
- Wide application range, it can be applied in all low, middle and high polarity range
- Produce reproducible thixotropic consistency over a wide temperature range
- Imparts particle suspension, preventing hard settling of pigment and fillers
- Exerts strong film reinforcing action in organic binder systems
Application of Organo clay
Organo clay is used in the following applications:
- Marine paint, Industrial paint, heavy-duty, anticorrosion paint such as bituminous coatings, epoxy paints, chlorinated rubber paints
- Grease
- Inks
Sealant
Using
Organo Bentonite disperses under high shear and requires a polar activator for best efficiency. Heat is not required to obtain good dispersion. Addition levels are typically in 0.2%~2.0%. Polar activator (95% Ethanol or 95% Methanol) is needed. Normally addition level of polar activator is recommended to be 45%~60% of CP-40 in weight. If in xylene system, addition level of polar activator is about 30%-40% of CP-40 in weight.
Pre-gel is made as below procedure.
- Charge solvent to mill
- Slowly add CP-40 (6-10% by weight of total pre-gel) to mill under agitation.
- Mix at high speed for 5 minutes.
- Add polar activator.
- Mix at high speed for 5 minutes.
Package
Kraft bag or kraft complex interior with PE or customized
Storage
Organic bentonite clay has a shelf life of 2 years, and should be stored in a ventilated, cool and dry place.
Safety
All safety information is provided in the Material Safety Data Sheets for Zhejiang Camp-Shinning New Material Co.,Ltd..
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