Eastman DB Acetate Solvent

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Eastman DB Acetate Solvent
Categories:	Fluid; Solvent
Material Notes:	CAS No. 124-17-4 Product Description: Eastman™ DB Acetate (Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether Acetate) is a high boiling glycol ether ester widely used in printing inks, high-bake enamels, and as a coalescing aid in low pH latex paints. Eastman™ DB Acetate is especially useful in screen inks and as a retarder solvent in coil coatings. It has application as a selective solvent in the separation of alcohols and ketones by distillation. Application/Uses: Coatings - Architectural Coatings - Automotive OEM Coatings - Automotive Refinish Coatings - Can and Coil Coatings - Consumer Electronics Coatings - General Industrial Coatings - Industrial Maintenance and Marine Coatings - Industrial Wood Coatings - Transportation Graphic Arts - Printing Inks Process Solvent Key Attributes: Efficient coalescent Excellent solvent activity High blush resistance High electrical resistance LVP-VOC Readily biodegradable Slow evaporation rate Information provided by Eastman
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Eastman Chemical Company

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