BASF has added three REDcert2-certified biomass-balanced additives for architectural coatings to its global portfolio.
The products are designed to lower formulation product carbon footprint versus conventional BASF additives while retaining performance.
Coatings manufacturers can integrate them into existing systems, reducing reformulation risk.
“With the introduction of these biomass-balanced products, BASF is empowering coatings manufacturers to reduce carbon footprint without reformulation challenges,” said Sylvain Huguenard, Global Vice President, Additives at BASF. “Especially in interior architectural applications, where sustainability expectations are rising, our solutions help customers pursue carbon-footprint reduction targets while maintaining performance.
In architectural coatings, Dispex AA 4145 MB supports optimized pigment wetting for high-quality finishes, while Rheovis® PU 1333 MB and Rheovis® HS 1169 MB provide controlled rheology and application behavior across a wide range of formulations.
The new products are available globally and are supported by BASF’s technical expertise to ensure easy integration into existing systems.
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