EcoVAE vinyl acetate/ethylene (VAE) emulsions are specifically designed for the formulation of low-odor, low- VOC architectural coatings.
Characteristics of low-sheen coatings manufactured with EcoVAE emulsions:
Low-odor
Low-emission/low-VOC
Eco-friendly
Have excellent scrub resistance
Offer good touch up
Can assist in meeting green certifications and labeling guidelines
EcoVAE emulsions meet the following criteria:
Low-VOC
APE-free
Vinyl acetate/ethylene (VAE)-based
Innovation for Decades with VAE Emulsions
Celanese Emulsions has been at the forefront of technology that has enabled environmental breakthroughs for the coatings industry. Our company developed the first non-solvent binder technology for low-VOC paints decades ago. Today, EcoVAE brand VAE emulsions are enabling low-VOC paints that meet increasingly stringent VOC legislation while meeting consumer requirements for high-performance use.
Look for EcoVAE emulsions in our Americas and our Asian portfolios of polymers for the paints industry.
EcoVAE vinyl acetate/ethylene (VAE) emulsions are specifically designed for the formulation of low-odor, low- VOC architectural coatings.
Characteristics of low-sheen coatings manufactured with EcoVAE emulsions:
- Low-odor
- Low-emission/low-VOC
- Eco-friendly
- Have excellent scrub resistance
- Offer good touch up
- Can assist in meeting green certifications and labeling guidelines
EcoVAE emulsions meet the following criteria:
- Low-VOC
- APE-free
- Vinyl acetate/ethylene (VAE)-based
Innovation for Decades with VAE Emulsions
Celanese Emulsions has been at the forefront of technology that has enabled environmental breakthroughs for the coatings industry. Our company developed the first non-solvent binder technology for low-VOC paints decades ago. Today, EcoVAE brand VAE emulsions are enabling low-VOC paints that meet increasingly stringent VOC legislation while meeting consumer requirements for high-performance use.
Look for EcoVAE emulsions in our Americas and our Asian portfolios of polymers for the paints industry.
