The following are the specific types and characteristics of water-based acrylic emulsions used in architectural coatings: 1. Odorless Acrylic Emulsion for Interior Walls: Low VOC formula, leaving walls fresh and uncluttered. 2. Weather-Resistant Acrylic Emulsion for Exterior Walls: Resists UV aging, keeping walls looking new for ten years. 3. Acrylic Emulsion for Stone Paint: Strong adhesion, prevents whitening, restores the texture of natural stone. 4. Water-in-Water Multicolor Acrylic Emulsion: Stable carrier phase, distinct color layers. 5. High-Gloss Topcoat Acrylic Emulsion: Gives walls a mirror-like shine, stain-resistant and easy to clean. 6. Elastic Acrylic Emulsion: Addresses micro-cracks in walls, providing double protection against water and seepage. 7. Matte Interior Acrylic Emulsion: Soft gloss, eye-friendly, suitable for bedrooms and studies. 8. Low-Temperature Film-Forming Acrylic Emulsion: No pressure during winter construction, uniform film formation without clumping. 9. High-Solids Acrylic Emulsion: Reduces solvent emissions, meets new environmental regulations. 10. Alkali-Resistant Sealing Acrylic Emulsion: Prevents alkali return to the substrate, preventing coating powdering and peeling. 11. Economical Interior Acrylic Emulsion: Suitable for both commercial and residential applications, offering excellent value. 12. Water-Resistant Exterior Acrylic Emulsion: Specifically formulated for rainy areas, preventing blistering and mold growth. 13. Quick-Drying Acrylic Emulsion: Shortens construction time and improves project efficiency. 14. Low-Fogging Acrylic Emulsion: Creates a smooth, bubble-free finish. 15. Acrylic Emulsion for Colored Tile Renovation: Resistant to sun and rain, ensuring vibrant and long-lasting tile colors. 16. Embossed Acrylic Emulsion: Supports three-dimensional textures, impact-resistant and crack-resistant. 17. Textured Acrylic Emulsion: Creates diverse textures, adding depth and dimension to walls. 18. Acrylic Emulsion for Old Wall Renovation: Strong penetration, compatible with existing coatings and won't peel off. 19. Kindergarten-Specific Acrylic Emulsion: Environmentally friendly and non-toxic, impact-resistant and easy to clean. 20. Villa Exterior Acrylic Emulsion: Suitable for high-end coatings, with upgraded weather resistance. 21. Kitchen and Bathroom-Specific Acrylic Emulsion: Resistant to oil and moisture, making daily maintenance effortless. 22. Acrylic emulsion for paper-faced gypsum board: Enhances adhesion, preventing peeling. 23. High-PVC acrylic emulsion: Excellent filling properties, reducing paint production costs. 24. Color-developing acrylic emulsion: Restores the original color of pigments, resulting in uniform and pure wall color. 25. Engineering-grade acrylic emulsion: Stable large-batch supply, suitable for large-scale construction. 26. Basement waterproof acrylic emulsion: Moisture-proof and seepage-proof, suitable for humid environments. 27. Rooftop sun protection acrylic emulsion:...

【Introduction】 In industries such as coatings, adhesives, leather finishing, and textile processing, the terms "resin," "dispersion," and "emulsion" appear frequently, often confusing newcomers. As a manufacturer with many years of experience in the waterborne polyurethane field, we understand that understanding the differences between these fundamental concepts is crucial for material selection, formulation design, and even the performance of the final product. Core Viewpoint: They are all "polymer materials," the difference lies in their "form of existence"! Key Differences Overview: Characteristics Resin Dispersion Emulsion Essential state "Fuel core polymer" for solid/high-viscosity liquids The polymer particles are small, highly dispersed, and stably suspended in water. The polymer droplets are relatively large and require emulsifiers to encapsulate and stabilize them in water. Particle size range 0.01 - 0.5 micrometers (nanometers/submicrometers) 0.1 - 10 micrometers Appearance Solids or viscous liquids (non-water soluble / dispersible) Translucent, blue light, slightly milky white Milky white and opaque Stability mechanism        Ionic/nonionic self-stabilizing (relying on hydrophilic groups on the molecular chain, requiring little or no emulsifiers). Relying on the addition of large amounts of surfactants/emulsifiers Film forming properties Films need to be dissolved in a solvent or converted into a water-based system to form. The film is dense, smooth, high-gloss, and exhibits excellent water resistance, chemical resistance, and mechanical properties. There may be surfactant residue, which may affect water resistance/chemical resistance/gloss/transparency. Environmental protection Oil-based resins contain VOCs, while water-based resins can be further formulated into water-based systems. Extremely low or no VOCs, the most environmentally friendly Relatively low in VOCs (but contains emulsifiers) Main advantages The starting point of performance design High performance and environmental friendliness combined (green first choice) Relatively low cost, easy to produce, and quick to dry. Main limitations Water-based systems typically require solvent dissolution or complex processes to be formulated. Relatively high cost (high technical content) Performance is limited (due to emulsifier residue). Typical Representative PU prepolymer (solid PU granules/blocks/solution) Waterborne polyurethane dispersion Acrylic emulsions, styrene-acrylic emulsions, and some low-end modified PU emulsions If you are looking for high performance, ultimate environmental friendliness, and insights into the future development of materials, then waterborne polyurethane dispersions are an indispensable choice. 【Conclusion】 Understanding the definitions and differences between resins, dispersions, and emulsions is the crucial first step in accurate material selection and optimized application. As a professional waterborne polyurethane manufacture...

Wooden furniture and home décor are standard features of light luxury and high-end interior design styles. A glossy finish on wood creates a bright and luxurious feel, making the space feel fuller and showcasing style and taste. Whether it's dining tables, chairs, cabinets, or wooden furniture and home décor such as floors, doors, and screens, this full and glossy appearance is thanks to the top-coating wood coating. Waterborne Polyurethane for Wood Finishing With the improvement of people's living standards and increased environmental awareness, in terms of home decoration, in addition to personal needs for aesthetics and practicality, there is a higher pursuit of environmentally friendly, healthy, and pollution-free living environments. Addressing the above needs and pain points in furniture and home décor, Anhui Sinograce Chemical team has made forward-looking product innovations through leading technology, improving and launching a high-fullness waterborne polyurethane, providing a high-performance and more environmentally friendly top-coating solution for high-end wooden furniture and home décor. Product Features 1. High hardness, smooth feel; 2. High gloss, high transparency, full film formation; 3. Good weather resistance, scratch resistance, excellent alcohol resistance and abrasion resistance; 4. Free of APEO, NMP, and tin-based substances. Applications ● Wood coating topcoat ● Plastic coating topcoat ● Metal coating topcoat Product Parameters If you need product samples or technical consultation, please contact us and we will follow up with you promptly. Polyurethane emulsion for wood, with good versatility and workability. Used in combination with polyurethane curing agents to prepare metal, floor, and wood coatings. Fast drying speed, high gloss, high hardness, good water resistance, and good chemical resistance.

Fabric coating is a processing technology developed in textile finishing because it can give fabrics various functions, unique style, feel, and appearance, and increase product added value. Therefore, coated textile products are constantly emerging internationally, and their application fields are becoming increasingly wide. The low-temperature resistance, high elasticity, and high modulus of polyurethane coating agents are its most prominent characteristics. However, most polyurethane coating agents are solvent-based, and two-component solvent-based polyurethanes offer better performance. With increasing environmental awareness and the improvement of environmental laws and regulations, waterborne polyurethanes replacing solvent-based polyurethanes has become an inevitable trend. Waterborne polyurethanes exhibit good adhesion to various substrates, providing fabrics with a soft and full hand feel and leather-like texture, abrasion resistance, wrinkle resistance, shrinkage prevention, resilience, flexibility, breathability, and moisture absorption. Adjusting the polyurethane polymer structure can also be used for waterproofing, oil resistance, stain resistance, and anti-pilling finishing of fabrics. It can be used as a durable setting agent, anti-wrinkle and shrinkage agent, abrasion-resistant agent, hand feel improver, imitation leather finishing agent, and multi-purpose adhesive. In addition to the above advantages, waterborne polyurethanes can be widely combined with other waterborne or emulsion resins or additives, such as waterborne formaldehyde resins, epoxy resins, alkyd resins, acrylic resins, silicone resins, fluoropolymers, rubber latexes, paste resins, and other resins. By employing blending methods, polymer "alloys" can be prepared, leveraging the advantages of different materials while effectively reducing costs, yielding unexpectedly positive results. Sinograce Chemical produces polyurethane resin emulsions for the textile industry. Inquiries are welcome.