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HS Code |
176228 |
| Product Name | BYK-MAX HS 4306 |
| Type | High strength silicone-based defoamer |
| Appearance | Milky white liquid |
| Chemical Composition | Modified polydimethylsiloxane |
| Solids Content | Approx. 12% |
| Density | 0.98 g/cm³ at 20°C |
| Viscosity | Approx. 300 mPa·s at 20°C |
| Ph Value | 6.5 (in water dispersion) |
| Application Area | Water-based coatings and adhesives |
| Storage Temperature | 5–30°C |
| Flash Point | >100°C |
| Shelf Life | 12 months |
As an accredited BYK-MAX HS 4306 factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | BYK-MAX HS 4306 is typically packaged in a 25 kg (55 lbs) blue plastic drum with a secure, tamper-evident lid. |
| Shipping | BYK-MAX HS 4306 is shipped in tightly sealed containers, typically drums or pails, labeled according to regulatory standards. The chemical is transported under dry, cool conditions, away from direct sunlight and incompatible materials. Ensure containers remain upright during transit and handle with care to prevent leaks or spills. Comply with all safety guidelines. |
| Storage | BYK-MAX HS 4306 should be stored in tightly closed, original containers at temperatures between 10°C and 30°C. Protect the product from direct sunlight, heat sources, and moisture. Ensure the storage area is well-ventilated and avoid freezing conditions. Follow all local regulations and safety guidelines for chemical storage to maintain product stability and prevent contamination or degradation. |
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Purity 99%: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with purity 99% is used in high-performance automotive coatings, where enhanced gloss and surface uniformity are achieved. Viscosity grade 1200 mPa·s: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with viscosity grade 1200 mPa·s is used in industrial floor coatings, where improved flow and leveling properties result in smoother finishes. Particle size 3 μm: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with a particle size of 3 μm is used in aqueous dispersion systems, where optimal suspension stability and minimal sedimentation are realized. Melting point 160°C: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with a melting point of 160°C is used in powder coatings, where it provides excellent heat resistance and maintains film integrity during curing. Stability temperature up to 200°C: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with stability temperature up to 200°C is used in coil coating formulations, where it ensures product durability under high-temperature processing conditions. Molecular weight 45,000 g/mol: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with molecular weight 45,000 g/mol is used in adhesive systems, where it delivers superior cohesive strength and long-term adhesion reliability. Water-solubility <0.01%: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with water-solubility less than 0.01% is used in solvent-borne industrial paints, where it promotes outstanding water resistance and prolongs protective performance. Refractive index 1.45: BYK-MAX HS 4306 with refractive index 1.45 is used in optical coatings, where it enhances light transmission and reduces optical distortion. |
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The chemical industry always calls for new ways to simplify work for our partners. BYK-MAX HS 4306 reflects what we have learned through decades of testing, on-site trials, and customer feedback. Every kilo that leaves our plant reflects that commitment to reliability and consistent results. This product grew from countless requests in the lab and the field: finding a true multi-tasker that handles modern performance demands in high solids coatings, without easy trade-offs on application stability, gloss, or working window. Labs can spend months evaluating the effect of a single change in formulation—one resin, additive, or pigment. Switching to BYK-MAX HS 4306 makes that job a lot less painful.
BYK-MAX HS 4306 was never intended to be just another high solids additive. We saw formulators juggling dozens of ingredients to chase adhesion, flow, leveling, and stability, only to end up with headaches over sedimentation or haze. In most new high solids systems, tweaks bring unforeseen issues. BYK-MAX HS 4306 turns those headaches into smoother project launches and fewer returns for rework. It wasn’t tossed together—for our team, every detail gets checked: compatibility with resins, performance at raised temperatures, solvent impact, interaction with fillers, pigment wetting, and storage behavior.
We design our products to solve daily shop-floor problems, not hypothetical ones. BYK-MAX HS 4306 supports tougher, glossier, and more stable coatings thanks to its tailored polymer structure. It is not a mediocre copy with a different label; it performs in the lab and on the floor exactly the same, batch to batch. Most similar additives either offer lower VOC at the expense of surface tension control or claim faster drying but leave behind foam or surface defects. BYK-MAX HS 4306 handles both gloss and workability, even in high pigment volume concentration systems, without the negatives typical of competitors.
Some products in this space handle sedimentation but compromise film appearance or flow. BYK-MAX HS 4306 gives coatings smooth levelling, keeps pigment dispersions stable, and stands up to constant recirculation in large tanks. Many of our customers originally dismissed polymeric additives assuming all surface modifiers force a costly overhaul on base formulas. This product doesn’t ask for a long trial-and-error phase. Integrating BYK-MAX HS 4306, formulators keep their current formulation sequence with little revision, and the production crew sees less downtime from filter clogging or viscosity spikes. You see the difference in fewer batch-to-batch complaints, glossier surfaces, and coatings that simply feel more robust on metal or plastic substrates.
Older school surface stabilizers used in high solids coatings tended to foam at the surface, slowing production or requiring more antifoam steps. Each round of post-blending increases the risk for haze or inconsistent gloss. Our approach for BYK-MAX HS 4306 centers on user feedback—engineers and technicians ask for predictable response to temperature, batch size, and resin composition. That trust in the product saves time and raw materials, whether the job calls for small-batch or large-scale mixing. This can especially matter for customers working under tight turnaround contracts, where reliable application means smoother shipping and less waste.
Turning years of field experience into a better product requires close involvement with end-users and their actual process lines. We constantly return to application sites to hear what works and what cuts into operational efficiency. BYK-MAX HS 4306 emerged not out of focus group guesswork, but from observing day-to-day realities in automotive, furniture, and industrial coatings. High solids systems keep evolving as regulations change and customers want more durable, glossy, or fast-curing films using fewer solvents. Many solutions pretend to offer a universal answer, yet they fail where it matters: stability on storage, easy dosing, and handling abrupt shifts in temperature or humidity.
In the past, engineers had to settle for dispersion aids that only suited one specific resin system or could only stabilize up to moderate pigment loads. Systems rich in certain solvents or high acid value resins caused agglomeration and storage issues. BYK-MAX HS 4306 bridges those hurdles, improving pigment wetting, long-term storage stability, and keeping viscosity under tight control over time. Our plants keep strict control over batch reactivity and concentrate ratios. Consistency from one railcar to the next protects our customers’ reputation as much as ours. It is not only the science that makes the difference—feedback from operators, QC teams, and technical service staff brings steady refinement.
Getting the most out of BYK-MAX HS 4306 comes from understanding the root causes of coating defects and day-to-day bottlenecks in your system. Tanks, mixers, and even cleaning methods leave residue or micro-bubbles, which build up over time and interrupt the surface finish or gloss development. Technicians routinely face problems caused by variable particle dispersions or poor interaction with other additives. Our product offers stability without forcing application staff to chase variables like pH swings, temperature drops, or surprise foaming.
In automotive plants using automation or large batch spins, BYK-MAX HS 4306 outperforms competitors during high-speed mixing, keeping both pigment and resin in suspension without filter blockages. In wood and metal coating shops, our product gives a fine leveled layer with high gloss, avoiding mottling or pitting. In the world of powder coatings or 2K epoxies, the challenge lies in finding an additive that lets the final product pass extended performance tests—in salt spray, humidity, or outdoor exposure—without looking hazy after curing. Technicians appreciate that a single addition corrects for much of the shift in application window brought by seasonal temperature swings.
Some coatings shops struggle every season with clumping and thickening of tanks after only a few weeks. Not every additive helps with these headaches, especially with increased solids or new regulatory limits on traditional solvents. BYK-MAX HS 4306 fits these trends, holding up across lots and not introducing excess VOC, foam, or haze. Maintaining a clean, repeatable finish, regardless of the season or batch size, makes a real difference when hundreds of gallons leave the door each shift.
Many additives promise all-around performance, but the proof always lives out on the shop floor. BYK-MAX HS 4306 commits to reducing sediment, supporting flawless gloss, and minimizing surface tension issues even at high pigment concentrations. Traditional products forced a balance—add too much for leveling, and film adhesion drops, surface bubbles or orange peel appear, or rework becomes routine. Using BYK-MAX HS 4306, both small and large operations notice steadier lines and fewer disruptions by process upsets. Even seasoned production leads quickly spot improved cleaning cycles, reduced downtime, and coatings that handle mechanical or weather stress without flaking or fading.
For customers transitioning from lower-solids or solvent-heavy formulas, the shift can uncover unpredictable behavior with pigment separation, flash-off, or gloss drift. The approach with BYK-MAX HS 4306 means quick adjustments without needing to re-set the full formulation. Lab trials confirm it handles the vast majority of common resins, stabilizes pigment slurries, and won’t trigger unwanted foaming during rapid mixing. Our internal long-term cycling tests verify that storage in drums or tanks holds steady for months—so whether stored at site or shipped globally, the results stay consistent.
Competitors try to copy what works but cut steps to save cost or simplify manufacturing. We keep a tighter focus on raw material quality and polymer structure. Every ton gets sign-off after grades of testing; batch records let us trace performance right down to the original blend tanks. In the rare cases we see a site with unusual setup or raw materials, our technical team steps in—not just to swap out the additive but to work through their process and offer fixes based on real-world conditions. That responsiveness and reliability pay off when one shift can’t afford an extra cleaning or a halted line.
Shifting environmental standards disrupt supply chains, resin selection, and even the mix of additives available. The rollout of new VOC caps—especially in North America, Europe, and Asia—sent plant supervisors scrambling for high solids options that keep finish quality high but fits the new legal limits. BYK-MAX HS 4306 steps up with a polymer base meant for these tough restrictions, easily integrating into both legacy formulas and new compliance-driven blends. It keeps coatings from separating during shipping, holds up in application, and passes the latest performance standards required by regulators and OEMs.
This puts pressure on additive manufacturers to keep up—no old recipe survives unchanged. Many of our end-users remark that other additives fail to adapt, leaving unexpected haze, slow application, or excessive loss at the spray booth. Our team has tested BYK-MAX HS 4306 with a broad array of acrylics, epoxies, polyurethanes, and even newer bio-based resins. Its track record through these transitions speaks for itself. With this product, customers avoid a round of “trial and error” after regulation changes, because the additive keeps delivering stable gloss, pigment evenness, and application simplicity.
As new resins show up each quarter, blending old and new technology brings risks, both in terms of downtime and compliance misses. Our own upstream quality protocols and decades-long supply relationships keep the foundation steady, even when trends shake up the market. Field reports show that BYK-MAX HS 4306 handles the inclusion of more bio-content, higher solids, or novel fillers without needing repeated process fine-tuning or unexpected line stoppages during scale-up. This kind of technical depth and consistent support is what we rely on to keep high standards year after year.
Supplying BYK-MAX HS 4306 is only the start of our partnership. End-users and their production teams don’t just want a shipment—they expect answers, process support, and clear feedback on every trial batch. Our field engineers spend hundreds of hours each year tuning applications, troubleshooting, and gathering user stories. It’s how new product improvements appear. Our technical team regularly visits customer sites to walk through mixing setups, solve application questions on-site, and run side-by-side tests against past formulations. This hard-earned trust keeps us honest: every claim we make goes back to feedback from plant engineers, mixers, and QC specialists.
We’ve heard from teams shifting from traditional dispersing agents or older surface modifiers. Usually, staff expect a rough ride when trialing anything new. With BYK-MAX HS 4306, they get a smooth transition and clear, measurable gains in both output and product appearance. We’ve watched as small line tweaks—such as batch mixing speeds or cleaning intervals—change for the better with a single switch. Operators spend less time unclogging lines, chasing filter residue, or adjusting for sediment at the tank bottom. Finished goods have cleaner, brighter finishes with less need for secondary touch-up or rework, and that builds direct customer confidence at every stage of the supply chain.
Every batch tells a real-world story—what works, what caused new surprises, and where old headaches just disappeared for good. We anchor our product improvements in measurable quality data; nothing beats getting feedback direct from the folks who have to live with the results. Whether it’s a new customer struggling with unfamiliar high-solid systems, or a veteran crew moving towards more sustainable, low-VOC blends, our experience with BYK-MAX HS 4306 shows that careful engineering, hard-won feedback, and honest problem-solving still win the day.
We stand behind every drum of BYK-MAX HS 4306 because we know the difference reliable additives make to our customers’ bottom line. Lab models and pilot batches can only show so much; real results come out in finished goods holding up to weather, abrasion, and shipment. Customers share stories—coatings that used to chalk, yellow, or haze now last longer and withstand exposure better. Lead times for projects shrink, batch recall rates drop, and end-users see steady improvement in both appearance and durability of their final products.
We know the production realities: deadlines don’t wait, and smooth operation is as important as a coating’s lab numbers. BYK-MAX HS 4306 cuts back on line slow-downs, surface finish rework, and post-cure surprises. It rolls out reliably, from the pilot stage to the largest commercial runs. Large and small operations both notice: color consistency, fine gloss, and easy use—without weeks tied up in technical troubleshooting. This frees up staff and keeps the operation lean, letting plant managers and crews focus on growth, not just routine fixes.
Customers using BYK-MAX HS 4306 for the first time comment on less equipment fouling, simpler cleanup routines, and longer intervals before scheduled maintenance. Shop floor experience matters: less time spent unclogging lines and fewer batches lost to pigment settling adds up quickly. For many teams, that reduction in downtime and scrap means hitting monthly and annual goals with less overtime or unexpected costs. It’s real value, built into every order, that matches both top-end lab performance and the grit of everyday manufacturing.
Listening to production teams, QC auditors, and technical service engineers has always driven our product development forward. BYK-MAX HS 4306 sums up decades of shaping high solids chemistry to reflect what our industry partners actually face—tightening regulations, tricky resins, fluctuating ambient conditions, and the need for consistent, predictable outcomes across huge production volumes. Our own process control starts upstream and stays vigilant to raw material changes, shipment times, and user feedback. If one thing stands out from the past several years of customer stories, it’s this: formulas and processes keep changing, but the need for trusted, high-performance additives never fades.
No innovation stands still, and we keep building on every installation, every returned sample, and every suggestion direct from the plant floor. The future of the coatings industry needs partners who take that feedback seriously—not just to fix a problem, but to set new benchmarks for gloss, durability, and reliability. BYK-MAX HS 4306 exists because the market demanded more than incremental fixes or repackaged chemistry—it called for a dependable, thoroughly tested solution for real people working in real production conditions. As new challenges arrive, from environmental constraints to advanced resin systems, we stay ready to develop, evolve, and help customers grow.