High Suspension Silicon Dioxide For Water Based Paint

Production Introduction

High suspension silicon dioxide is a type of additive that is used in water-based paint formulations to improve the 

suspension of pigments and other solid particles. Silicon dioxide, also known as silica, is a commonly used ingredient 

in paints due to its excellent suspension properties and ability to enhance the overall performance of the paint

In water-based paints, pigments and other solid particles tend to settle at the bottom of the container over time, leading 

to poor color consistency and uneven application. High suspension silicon dioxide helps to prevent this settling by effectively 

dispersing and suspending the particles throughout the paint matrix.

By adding high suspension silicon dioxide to water-based paint formulations, manufacturers can achieve better color stability, 

improved flow and leveling, and reduced sedimentation. This additive also helps to prevent the formation of clumps or 

agglomerates, ensuring a smooth and uniform paint film.

High suspension silicon dioxide is typically added to water-based paints during the manufacturing process. The recommended 

dosage varies depending on the specific requirements of the paint formulation, but it is generally added in small amounts to 

achieve the desired suspension properties.

Overall, high suspension silicon dioxide is a valuable additive for water-based paints, as it helps to maintain the stability and 

quality of the paint formulation, resulting in better performance and a more consistent finish.

Chemical Data

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent