What is ISO 16482-1 - NVM paint binder resin test about?
A Binder is the main ingredient of paints. Binders are polymers forming a continuous film on the substrate surface. They provide good adhesion of the coating to the substrate.
ISO 16482-1 specifies a method for determining the non-volatile content, by mass, of aqueous rosin-resin dispersions, using an oven. This method is applicable to resin dispersions having a softening point from 60 °C to 100 °C, measured in accordance with ISO 4625-1 (ring-and-ball method).
Who is ISO 16482-1 - NVM paint binder resin test for?
ISO 16482-1 on NVM paint binder resin test is useful for:
- Manufacturers of paints and varnishes
- Product development teams
- Quality control teams
Why should you use ISO 16482-1 - NVM paint binder resin test?
Paint is a mechanically bonded surface coating that provides a barrier film between the substrate and the environment. A paint system involves the use of several layers of coating, and sometimes, different formulations of paint, depending on the type of environment in which the structure will be exposed.
ISO 16482-1 provides you with details on reagents, sampling and the test procedure. Using ISO 16482-1 guidelines, you would be able to determine the non-volatile content, by mass, of aqueous rosin-resin dispersions, with an oven. ISO 16482-1 guidelines enable you to provide your customers with suitable and high-quality products.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS EN ISO 16482-1:2016 supersedes BS ISO 16482-1:2013. BS EN ISO 16482-1:2016 includes an editorial change with respect to BS ISO 16482-1:2013 which is: A corrigendum renumbers BS ISO 16482-1:2013 as BS EN ISO 16482-1:2016