What is the marking paint made of? Can lauric acid be used?

There are mainly the following types of coatings for highway markings: solvent-based coatings, heating coatings, hot-melt coatings (also called melt-type coatings), two-component coatings, water-based coatings and other types.

Some road marking paint formulas

1. Normal temperature solvent type

Extension pigment 35-45%

Coloring pigment 10-15 %

Additive 2-5%

Synthetic resin 15-20% (liquid synthetic resin 30-40%)

Solvent 30-40 (for solid resin ) (20-30% for liquid resin)

Technical parameters of normal temperature marking paint:

Color: white yellow

Dry film thickness: 200-220μm< /p>

Solid content: 60%

Density: about 1.5~1.6kg/cm (cubic)

Wet film thickness: 270~300μm

Theoretical coating amount: Paint: 400~410g/m (square)

Glass beads: 200~300g/m (square)

Tire non-stick time: ≤15min

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2. Heated solvent type

Extender pigment 40-50%

Color pigment 10-15%

Additive 2-5%

Synthetic resin 18-20% (liquid synthetic resin 30-40%)

Solvent 25-35 (for solid resin) (10-20% for liquid resin)

< p> 3. Reflective hot melt type

Extender pigment (filler) 45-60%

Color pigment 5-10%

Additive 3-5%< /p>

Synthetic resin 15-20%

Glass beads 18-23%

Some raw materials for road marking paint

※Hot melt label For line coating

C5 petroleum resin (picture)

※Polyethylene wax (picture)

※EVA

※Glass beads< /p>

※Dioctyl DOP

※Heavy calcium powder (picture)

※Quartz sand

※Rutile titanium dioxide

※Coated chrome yellow

※SIS SBS

※Ultramarine permanent purple fluorescent agent

※White oil

※ Soybean oil and salad oil do not use lauric acid, nor are they made of alkyd resin.

For relevant technical standards, see /T280-2004.htm