Answer three questions to identify the best CP organoclay grade for your formulation system.
| Your System | Recommended Grade | Activation |
|---|---|---|
| Aromatic solvent paints & inks | CP-34, CP-40 | Polar activator per current grade TDS |
| Low-polarity solvent coatings | CP-EL | Conventional polar activation |
| Fine-particle transparent coatings / selected inks | CP-EDS | Confirm activation in current TDS |
| Printing inks, including selected UV acrylate systems | CP-MPZ | High shear; polar activator required for better performance |
| Polyester, alkyd, acrylic, epoxy or PU resin systems | CP-VZ | Self-activating; 0.3–1.2 wt% confirmed range |
| High-performance solvent coatings | CP-180B | Self-activating |
| Oil-based drilling fluid (OBM) | CP-3, CP-982, CP-992 | CP-3 is the economy option within its stated temperature boundary |
| Lubricating grease screening | CP-40, CP-250A | CP-40: 2–8 wt%; suitable polar activator recommended |
| Waterborne coatings | CP-187, CP-EW | CP-187: confirm aqueous dispersion process; 0.2–8.0% is screening only |
| Water-based drilling fluid | CP-180A | Direct dispersion |
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