Perstorp Launches Neptem Range of Emulsifiers for Waterborne Alkyd Technology
Perstorp, a leading global innovator of specialty chemicals and a wholly owned subsidiary of Malaysia’s Petronas Chemicals Group Berhad (PCG), has launched the Neptem range of alkyds, a suite of emulsifier solutions that enable the next generation of high-performance, low-VOC waterborne alkyds.
Perstorp developed this portfolio to reduce the carbon footprint and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) of alkyd formulations by enabling a seamless transition to waterborne alkyds.
Helene Dérand, Vice President Innovation, added: “Our new range of Neptem products redefines what is possible with waterborne alkyds, which are known to have a significantly lower climate impact than solventborne resins. By enabling a smooth transition away from solventborne resins, we are helping customers future-proof their businesses and leading the industry towards a more sustainable future.”
“With decades of experience in specialty chemicals, Perstorp has always been at the forefront of innovation. This range of Neptem products for alkyds demonstrates our commitment to driving sustainable transformation in the industry while delivering high-performance solutions that meet the future needs of the coatings industry,” said Dr. Oliver Eyrisch, Vice President Resins and Coatings.
Neptem emulsifiers further enhance their versatility and expand the potential of waterborne alkyds to accommodate a wider range of alkyd resins with different oil strengths than ever before, allowing formulations beyond traditional applications.
By providing technical support, Perstorp positions Neptem as an alkyd product and partner, ensuring that resin producers can get formulation assistance and benefit from a seamless transition to waterborne technology.
2026-09-04
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