WQ-P2105 is a high-performance micronized polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) wax additive designed for use in coatings, inks, and functional surface applications. WQ-P2105 imparts low surface energy and is well suited where a narrow particle size distribution is desired. Owing to the intrinsic properties of PTFE, WQ-P2105 provides excellent lubrication, low coefficient of friction, superior wear resistance, and outstanding scratch and mar resistance.

WQ-P2105 can be used as a substitute for Lanco 1777. The finely controlled particle size and narrow particle size distribution allow WQ-P2105 to disperse uniformly in a wide range of formulation systems, delivering enhanced surface performance without significantly affecting film appearance or gloss.

• Industrial coatings

OEM coatings, metal coatings, plastic coatings, and wood coatings requiring enhanced surface durability and slip.

• Printing inks

Gravure, flexographic, and screen printing inks to improve rub resistance, slip, and anti-blocking properties.

• Functional and protective coatings

Applications where low friction and high surface durability are critical.

• Very low coefficient of friction

Reduces surface friction and improves slip properties, resulting in smooth and lubricious surfaces.

• Excellent abrasion and scratch resistance

Enhances durability by improving resistance to wear, rubbing, and surface damage.

• Anti-blocking and anti-stick performance

Effectively minimizes blocking issues in stacked or roll-to-roll applications.

• Outstanding chemical and thermal stability

PTFE chemistry ensures excellent resistance to chemicals and high temperatures.

• Fine particle size for good dispersion

Micronized structure enables uniform distribution in coatings and ink systems.

Incorporation: Can be added during the grinding or dispersion stage to ensure optimal distribution.

Dosage: Typical addition levels range from 0.5% to 3.0%, depending on formulation requirements.

Compatibility: Suitable for solvent-based such as acrylic resins, nitrocellulose, polyurethane resins, and epoxy resins and UV-curable systems; pre-testing is recommended.