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EXTENDER : AMAZING VALUE STILL COMES AT LOW COST…EVEN TODAY! Kaushal.Kansara VIMAL MICRONS LIMITED

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EXTENDER : AMAZING VALUE STILL COMES AT LOW

COST…EVEN TODAY!

Kaushal.KansaraVIMAL MICRONS LIMITED

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CONTENTS Indian Paint Industry – Current Scenario Introduction of Vimal Microns Limited Importance of Extender in Paint Industry Introduction of 2 Micron Calcium Carbonate –

CARB 201 Introduction of 2 Micron Talc – TALC 2 M Introduction of CARB 10 B to Small Scale Paints

Manufacturers

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INDIAN PAINT INDUSTRY CURRENT SCENARIO Total Market is more than Rs.15,000 Crore Decorative segment has an edge compare to

Industrial Segment in ratio of – 70:30 Few Corporate Giants have share of almost 55 %

of the entire market Small Scale Paints Manufacturers are catering

around 45% of the market demand

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INDIAN PAINT INDUSTRY – POSITIVE SIDE Per capita consumption of Paints in India is 1.25

kgs. Compare to other develop countries it is too low Growth of Small Scale Paints Manufacturer – more

than 20% during last couple of years. Market Prediction – Should double by 2013.

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INTRODUCTION TO VIMAL MICRONS LIMITED Founded in 1995-96, under direction of

Mr.G.K.Patel. Flagship company of VIMAL GROUP OF

INDUSTRIES – Having turnover of more than 1700 Crore INR.

Producing around 1,20,000 MT per Annum. Having Two state of the art units located at

Mehsana & Alwar. Specialize in Micronizing of Minerals such as

CALCITE, TALC, DOLOMITE, BARYTE, CHINA CLAY, SILICA, WHITE WHITING & MICA.

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SMALL VIDEO TOUR TO VIMAL MICRONS LIMITED

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EXTENDER : SOMETHING CHEAP TO TAKE UP SPACE ? NOT SO..!

SECONDARY PIGMENT :Which can be used to improve certain properties in Paints.

Extender

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EFFECTS OF ADDITION OF EXTENDER TO PAINTS DEPENDS ON

Mineralogy (crystal structure, Mohs hardness, etc.) Oil absorption, brightness, pH, refractive index, etc. Chemical Properties Particle size and particle size distribution Particle shape and aspect ratio

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PRINCIPAL EXTENDERS TYPES & TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Extender (Common

Name)

Chemical Nomenclatu

reSpecific Gravity

Particle Size

Oil Absorption Ph Refractive

Index Hardness Particle Shape Utility

CalciteCalcium Carbonate 2.7 1.5 - 30 6 - 30 9 – 10 1.65 3 Various

Fill, Corrosion Control

TalcMagnesium Silicate 2.8 2.5 - 40 30 - 50 8 – 9 1.58 1 Various

Fill, stress mitigation, Film reinforcement

Silica (Amorphous) Silica 2.6 5 - 40 20 - 50 6 -7 1.54 7 Nodular

Fill, inertness, flatting, abrasion resistance

Silica (Fumed) Silica 2.2 0.01 - 0.11 150 - 300 6 -7 1.54 7 Nodular

Fill, flatting agent, rheology

China Clay, Kaolin

Aluminum Silicate 2.6 0.5 - 3.5 25 - 50 4.5 – 7 1.57 2.5 Platy Fill, opacity

Mica

Aluminum Potassium Silicate 2.8 5 - 20 50 -70 7.5 - 9.5 1.59 2 .83 Platy

Fill, barrier properties, corrosion resistance

BaryteBarium Sulphate 4.5 2 - 30 10 7 1.64 3 Nodular Fill, inertness

Dolomite

Calcium Magnesium Carbonate 2.8 1.5 - 30 6 – 30 9 – 10 1.65 3.5 Various Fill,

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MOHS HARDNESS Mohs hardness is a relative measure of abrasion

resistance of a mineral. Talc is the softest mineral and diamond is the

hardest. Harder minerals will have better scrub resistance

and better burnish resistance.

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MOHS HARDNESS SCALE

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Talc China Clay, Kaolin Mica Calcium Carbonate Baryte Dolomite Silica (Amorphous) Silica (Fumed)

Diamond

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OIL ABSORPTION The oil absorption of a mineral is a

characteristic of the mineral itself and depends how finely it is ground. The denser the mineral, the lower the oil absorption. The oil absorption indicates the amount of the resin the mineral will absorb and affects the viscosity of the paint and the gloss.

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DRY BRIGHTNESS The dry brightness and color of a mineral

in oil will affect how the mineral appears in a coating. A mineral can have excellent dry brightness but change color when put into a resin. Color in oil can vary from cream to gray or even green, depending on the mineral. The color is usually an effect of minor impurities.

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PH pH is a function of the metallic ions

in the structure. Aluminum in the structure makes the mineral acidic. Calcium, potassium, barium or sodium make the mineral alkaline. Some minerals, such as calcite or serpentine, are soluble in acids and can’t be used in coatings that have pH <7.

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AESTHETICS —THE EFFECT OF EXTENDERS ON OPACITY Extenders do not enhance the true opacity or

color of the coating film. The refractive index is a measure of how light is bent when it passes from one medium to another. The higher the refractive index, the more the light is bent which results in greater opacity. Rutile TiO2 has a high refractive index and gives good opacity to paints. All extenders have refractive indexes that fall in a range between 1.45 and 1.65, they have a significantly lower refractive index than TiO2 and don’t contribute to the opacity, but they can be used in conjunction with TiO2 to achieve opacity at reduced cost.

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CHEMICAL EFFECT While the physical aspects of extenders are of

particular importance to their use in Paints, so is their chemical make up. Whiting may be of value as a pigment for anti-corrosive paints, Larger particle sized pigments, which are favored for metal primers, give coarser films with better flow and tooth for improved intercoat adhesion. Fine, wet ground and precipitated Carbonates are used in gloss finishes and enamels, while intermediate sized pigments are favored for semi-gloss pigments and flats. Whiting of intermediate fineness is also used in exterior house paints, where the pigments improve mildew resistance, reduce chalking as well as assist in controlling cost. Larger sized grades of whiting are said to give good color retention in exterior house paints.

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CHEMICAL EFFECT Mica has also been used as an extender. As mica is

more chemical resistant than aluminum, this extender is particularly valuable where the paints is exposed to conditions of extreme pH.

China Clay may be used more effectively in inhibitive systems. China clay that are platy like the Talc, will also tend to reinforce the film, and are said to improve the sanding of industrial primers.

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CHEMICAL EFFECT Baryte is a small inert nodular pigment that packs

well and gives excellent enamel holdout properties. Baryte is available in two forms, naturally ground Baryte and the less common but whiter precipitated grade, which is usually finer and higher in oil absorption than the natural product. Baryte is the heaviest extender with the lowest oil absorption characteristics. It is widely used in low VOC systems, but needs some additional support in order to control settling.

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PARTICLE SIZE AND PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION The particle size of a mineral can be expressed in

several ways, depending on the method by which it is measured.

Common methods of measuring particle size are Hegman fineness, screening, sedimentation and laser light scattering method.

Laser Light Scattering method is the latest and most advance method.

Each method will yield a distinct result. When comparing data of different minerals, be sure

that the particle size distributions are measured the same way.

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HEGMAN FINENESS Hegman fineness measurements indicate only size

of the coarsest particles. This is a good first approximation of the fineness of grind and the dispersion of the mineral pigments in the paint.

Hegman fineness does not tell anything about the overall distribution of the particle of the mineral.

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SCREENING Screen residue only indicates the % coarser than

some given mesh size. Typical mesh sizes are 100, 200, 325, 450 and 500 mesh. These are equal to 150 μm, 75 μm, 44 μm, 32 μm and 30 μm respectively.

Screenings can be done dry or wet. Wet screenings usually yield a smaller quantity retained than dry screenings.

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SCREENING The screen residue measures the quantity of

particles retained, it does not tell anything about the size of those retained particles except that they are larger than the screen openings.

The screen residue does not tell anything about the sizes of the particles that pass through the screen except that they are smaller than the screen openings.

500 Mesh (30 µm)

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SEDIMENTATION

Sedimentation methods measure particle size by Stokes Law and yield results expressed as equivalent spherical diameter.

The median equivalent spherical diameter of the mineral is often given. The median is the size where 50 % of the particles are larger and 50 % are smaller.

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LASER LIGHT SCATTERING METHOD Laser diffraction measurement methods give a different

particle size and particle size distribution than sedimentation methods.

Particle size is usually expressed as D10, D50 and D99. (the percent finer than the stated micron size)

Laser diffraction methods usually give a coarser particle size than sedimentation methods.

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PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION GRAPH

Particle Size Distribution

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IMPORTANCE OF PARTICLE SHAPE Differences in shape and size of different

extenders can lead to many practical benefits. The make up of the extender package was largely predicated on cost reduction. Since then, if only slowly, we have come to understand that care in apportioning the available extender volume between the various extenders available to the formulator can result in films with enhanced mechanical and even performance characteristics. Different paint types having different usage and performance requirements benefit from different types of extenders.

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PARTICLE SHAPE – NODULAR EXTENDERS Some of the most effective fillers in terms of

low oil absorption are the nodular extenders such as , Calcium Carbonate, baryte and amorphous silica (as opposed to the fumed and diatomaceous types). These materials provide little value in aesthetics, however, as do the finer Calcium Carbonate, which are used effectively in combination with TiO2 to enhance opacity. This is achieved by optimization of the manner in which the film scatters light, and is discussed below. That being said, nodular pigments contribute little to the mechanical properties of the film.

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PARTICLE SHAPE – PLATY EXTENDERS Flat, platy extenders such as Mica and some Talc and

clays are also highly absorbent, again because of their very high surface area per unit weight compared to nodular extenders such as Silica, Baryte or Calcium Carbonate. These extenders tend to enhance the mechanical properties of the film by lateral reinforcement. It has also been reported that platy extenders of this type not only reinforce the film but minimize the accretion of internal stress by allowing better dissipation of stress along the plane of the pigment. Flat, platy pigmentation orientated parallel to the substrate also tends to decrease the porosity of the applied film, sealing it and reducing the tendency of high PVC primer films to bubble when recoated.

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ASPECT RATIO Mineral particles come in any of several basic shapes : .

Sphere Cube Needle

Block Plate / Flake Fiber

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ASPECT RATIO Needle/Fiber Aspect

Ratio : Ratio of mean length to mean diameter

Plate Aspect Ratio : Ratio of mean diameter of a circle of the same area as the face of the plate to the mean thickness of the plate

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ASPECT RATIO Aspect ratio is a description of the overall shape

of the particle. It describes the length to diameter ratio, the face to thickness ratio, etc.

Cubes or spheres have 1:1 aspect ratio Blocks have 2:1 to 4:1 aspect ratio (length:width) Needles or fibers have 5:1 to 200:1 aspect ratio

(length:width) Plates or flakes have 20:1 to 200:1 aspect ratio

(face:edge)

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TALC Talc is a platy magnesium silicate mineral.

Its properties include high oil absorption, softness and high brightness .

We are having an excellent quality deposits of Talc situated at Himachal Pradesh and in Rajasthan.

The use of talc in coatings contributes to gloss control,TiO2 spacing, anti-settle, sandability of primers, inter-coat adhesion and corrosion/blistering resistance.

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NEW DEVELOPMENT – TALC 2 MPARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS VIMCRO TALC 2 M

PHYSICAL ANALYSISResidue 400 # NilResidue 500 # 1.0% MaxDry Brightness Min. 97.0% Bulk Density [untapped] 300 – 400 Gm/LitOil Absorption 40.0 – 45.0 Gm/100 GmWater Demand 45.0 – 50.0 ml/100GmSpecific Gravity 2.7pH of Sat. Solution 9.0 – 10.0Moisture Content Max. 0.5%CHEMICAL ANALYSIS% of MgO 29.81%% of SiO2 60.32%% of AI2O3 0.67%% of CaO 1.69%% of Fe2O3 0.47%Loss On Iginition 6.61%

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CALCIUM CARBONATE Natural calcium carbonate (GCC) is one of the

most abundant filler minerals. It forms in several crystal shapes. Shapes include

blocky (chalk), scalenohedral (calcite), short needle acicular (aragonite).

Calcium carbonate has high brightness, low oil absorption, can be ground to ultra fineness, and is relatively inexpensive.

It is widely used in all kinds of paints and coatings, especially in interior and exterior paints.

Calcium carbonate is unstable in acidic conditions and soft (poor abrasion resistance).

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NEW DEVELOPMENT – CARB 201PARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS VIMCRO CARB 201

PHYSICAL ANALYSIS

Residue 400 # Nil

Residue 500 # 0.05% Max

Dry Brightness Min. 94.0%

Oil Absorption 20.0 – 25.0 Gm/100 Gm

Water Demand 22.0 – 30.0 ml/100Gm

Bulk Density [untapped] 650 – 750 Gm/Lit

pH of Sat. Solution 9.0 – 10.0

Specific Gravity 2.7

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

% of CaCO3 95.0± 1.0%

% of MgCo3 3.0 ± 1.0%

% of Acid Insoluble 1.5 ± 0.5%

% Loss On Iginition 43.0 ±1.0%

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NEW DEVELOPMENT – CARB 10 BPARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS VIMCRO CARB 10 B

PHYSICAL ANALYSIS

Residue 400 # Nil

Residue 500 # Nil

Dry Brightness Min. 95.0%

Oil Absorption 23.0 – 27.0 Gm/100 Gm

Water Demand 24.0 – 32.0 ml/100Gm

Bulk Density [untapped] 650 – 650 Gm/Lit

pH of Sat. Solution 9.0 – 10.0

Specific Gravity 2.7

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

% of CaCO3 95.0± 1.0%

% of MgCo3 3.0 ± 1.0%

% of Acid Insoluble 1.5 ± 0.5%

% Loss On Iginition 43.0 ±1.0%

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BARYTE

Natural barium sulfate, known as baryte, is a high brightness, high specific gravity, low oil absorption extender.

The specialty of Baryte is High Refrective Index.

Baryte is also known for its excellent compatibility with Coloured Pigments.

It finds use in powder coatings because of its high specific gravity, good brightness and low oil absorption.

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CHINA CLAY

Hydrated Aluminum Silicate – Popularly known as Kaolin is widely used by Paints, Paper, Ceramic & Rubber Industries.

Because of its Lamellar form, it gives good coverage.

China Clay is chemically inert mineral. It has Higher thicksotropic nature as well as

good water absorption capacity. The modified version – Calcined China Clay

improves Opacity.

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DOLOMITE Dolomite is a natural form of Calcium

Magnesium Carbonate with high degree of Whiteness.

It is also noted for its remarkable wettability and dispersibility as well as its moderate Oil Absorption.

It gives good Whiteness to the Paints, because of its Higher Bulk Density, Less Reactive.

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MICA Mica is a platy mineral. There are several

different forms of mica : Muscovite, Phlogopite, Biotite, etc.

Fine dry ground mica is used in joint cement and texture paints for mud crack resistance.

Fine wet ground mica is used in exterior latex paints for tint retention and weatherability.

Mica is used as the base for special effect pigments.

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SILICA Natural silica is the most abundant mineral

family on Earth. Common varieties include quartz, sandstone, silica sand, tripoli, opal and novaculite (microcrystalline quartz).

It has low oil absorption, good brightness, high purity, and excellent abrasion resistance.

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ROLE OF EXTENDER IN PAINTSAesthetic Properties : Gloss Control Sheen Opacity Brightness Dirt Pick-up and Cleanability Textures & Smoothness

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ROLE OF EXTENDER IN PAINTSMechanical & Physical Properties : Hardness Impact Resistance Resistance to applied stress Film reinforcement Porosity Cracking and Checking resistance

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ROLE OF EXTENDER IN PAINTSWet Paint & Proccessing Properties : Viscosity Flow and Leveling Ease of Dispersion Sedimentation and Settling

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ROLE OF EXTENDER IN PAINTSPerformance and Resistance Properties : Abrasion and Scrub Resistance Permeability Corrosion Resistance Chemical Resistance Thermal Properties (Insulation & Conductivity) Electrical Properties(Insulation &Conductivity)

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ROLE OF EXTENDER IN PAINTSOther : Cost Control Filler – Spacer

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