Micronized wax for industry coating

Micronized wax particles form a microscopic ‘protective layer’ by floating
on or protruding from the coating surface, thereby performing the following
key functions:
1. Scratch resistance and abrasion resistance
Mechanism: Wax particles are uniformly distributed within the coating, with
some remaining exposed on the surface after curing. These hard particles
withstand scratching forces from external objects, effectively shielding the
underlying paint film.
Application: Widely employed in sectors requiring frequent friction or
contact, such as construction machinery, automotive OEM/touch-up paints,
industrial flooring, and container coatings.
2. Enhanced Surface Smoothness and Tactile Feel
Mechanism: Wax particles reduce the surface friction coefficient, minimising
resistance when objects glide across the coating and imparting a smoother
sensation. Simultaneously, they confer a refined, dry-to-the-touch finish.
Applications: Products demanding superior surface tactility, such as
electronic casings, domestic appliances (washing machines, refrigerators),
and furniture wood finishes.

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