Texture Powder Additive, Micronized Wax Powder Additive

Texture powder additive and wax powder additive are common functional additives in coatings, primarily used to improve the feel, surface finish, and abrasion resistance of coatings. They enhance the physical properties of the coating, providing unique surface effects such as slip resistance, abrasion resistance, and a more tactile surface texture. These additives are widely used in coating systems requiring specific surface feel and durability.

Texture powder additive typically consists of coarse inorganic particles. When added to coatings, it creates a rough, granular surface, providing a certain degree of slip resistance. By increasing the surface roughness of the coating, it improves the coefficient of friction, resulting in better slip resistance. It is widely used in floor coatings, industrial coatings, and some exterior coatings. Furthermore, texture powder can improve the abrasion resistance and scratch resistance of coatings, making it suitable for high-frequency use surfaces such as industrial equipment, traffic markings, and floors.

Wax powder additive, on the other hand, is usually made from synthetic or natural waxes. When added to coatings, it provides a smooth, delicate surface finish and improves the coating's abrasion resistance. The main function of wax powder is to reduce the coefficient of friction of the coating through its unique surface properties, thereby enhancing the coating's scratch resistance, stain resistance, and self-cleaning properties. In coatings requiring high gloss or an extremely fine surface texture, the use of wax powder helps to enhance the smoothness of the coating and improve its stain resistance and fingerprint resistance. It is commonly used in furniture coatings, automotive coatings, and some household appliance coatings.