Growing trend of green environment compliance is driving demand for water-based coating binders
The
water-based coating binders will see a significant rise in sales over the next
few years, owing to the general trend of most industries towards green environment
compliance. In today's world, there are more pollutants entering our
atmosphere, even from natural sources like rainfall, cloud-fog, etc. However,
they do not show any visible effects on the earth's surface, which is largely
due to the fact that the binding agents used in binding are water-based. Hence,
once these types of binding agents are applied on a surface, they tend to form
a protective layer around it, and thus prevent penetration of pollutants into
the surface. This will help manufacturers to promote the use of water-based
binders for a greener environment.
Some
of the other end-user industries are automotive, aerospace, chemical
processing, textiles, pulp and paper, rubber, pulp and paper, machine shop,
marine, and utility. Many of these markets are showing increasing competition
due to higher returns, improved yield, resilience, etc. Apart, from that, there
are also increasing environmental concerns and resistance to chemicals,
solvents, and heat. All these factors are making the demand for water-based
coating binders and
preservatives more intense. Therefore, suppliers of this product are finding it
increasingly challenging to maintain a competitive advantage.
These
products also have better thermal qualities and offer increased dimensional
stability at lower temperatures. The water-based coating are gaining more
acceptance among the coating manufacturers because they offer easy application
and superior performance, which are vital for timely application, low cost,
better cost-to-market, easy handling, improved lubrication, improved
dimensional stability at lower temperatures, and better resistance to harsh
chemicals, solvents, and heat. Water-based
coating provide a wide range of advantages for both industrial and domestic
users. They help to maintain and improve the quality of surface finishes. They
also help in preventing corrosion and promote lubricity.
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