Highly active thixotropic agents are substances that reduce the viscosity of a fluid and increase its fluidity when an external force is applied, then quickly return to high viscosity after the force is removed. They have the following characteristics:

- Excellent rheological properties

- Strong thixotropic properties: They quickly respond to changes in external forces. For example, when applying paint, the force generated by the brush reduces the viscosity, facilitating application. After the brushing stops, the viscosity quickly recovers, preventing the paint from sagging.

- Improved leveling:

- Excellent anti-settling properties: They evenly disperse solid particles in the system and prevent sedimentation. For example, in ceramic slurries, they can keep ceramic particles stably suspended, preventing sedimentation from affecting the slurry's properties.

- High chemical stability: They are stable in various chemical environments and are not susceptible to chemical reactions with other components in the system. They can be used in systems with complex chemical formulas, such as building materials with varying acid and alkaline environments.

- Excellent temperature resistance: They maintain stable performance over a wide temperature range, maintaining excellent thixotropic properties in both high-temperature baking paint systems and low-temperature refrigerated paints.

- Excellent Weathering Resistance: It exhibits excellent aging and UV resistance, maintaining long-term thixotropic properties in outdoor coatings, sealants, and other products, extending product life. Excellent System Compatibility

- Easy Dispersion: It disperses quickly and evenly in a variety of solvents and resin systems, including water-based and oil-based coatings, exhibiting a thixotropic effect.

- No Adverse Effects: It has no negative impact on other system properties, such as gloss, hardness, and adhesion. When added to adhesives, it improves application performance without reducing adhesive bond strength.

- Synergistic Effect: It works synergistically with other additives to enhance the overall performance of the system. When used in combination with thickeners and defoamers, it can enhance the overall performance of the coating.

Other Features

- Significant Effect with Low Dosage: Only a small amount is needed to produce a significant thixotropic effect, reducing production costs. In unsaturated polyester resins, a small amount of highly active thixotropic agent can effectively control the resin's rheological properties.