Description
NovoColor II colorants are the next generation of Low VOC universal pigment dispersions manufactured by Color Corporation of America. NovoColor II universal colorants are specifically engineered for use in decorative waterborne and solventborne coating systems that will help customers meet stringent VOC restrictions in place today and the pending regulations we face in the future.
Features:
* Universal Colorant for use with oil/alkyd and latex/waterborne tint bases
* NovoColor 8897N Qt Brown Oxide I Low VOC Colorant
* 080047786891
* Qt
* NovoColor® II colorants are the next generation of No VOC universal pigment dispersions manufactured by Color Corporation of America
* NovoColor® II universal colorants are specifically engineered for use in decorative waterborne and solvent borne coating systems that will help customers meet stringent VOC restrictions in place today and the pending regulations we face in the future
* APE and formaldehyde free Non-Resinous and glycol free Easy pour over technology to standard universal colorants Superior theology to standard universal colorants as well as competitive colorant lines Outstanding stability with minimal settling, requires only hand shaking prior to use Broad compatibility with both latex and alkyd products Minimal impact on critical paint properties Matched to conventional colorant standards
Specifications:
Odor/Scent: Normal | Composition: Talc, Iron Oxide, Alcohols, C10-16, Ethoxylated, Carbon Black, Titanium Dioxide | Color: Brown | Nominal Capacity: 1 qt | Form: Liquid | Type: Universal | Flash Point: 251 deg F | Specific Gravity: 1.54 | Packing Type: Container | Size: Qt | Manufacturer: Valspar | Manufacturer Part Number: 8897N | Case Weight: 19.65 | General Information: NovoColor II colorants are the next generation of Low VOC universal pigment dispersions manufactured by Color Corporation of America. NovoColor II universal colorants are specifically engineered for use in decorative waterborne and solventborne coating systems that will help customers meet stringent VOC restrictions in place today and the pending regulations we face in the future.
