Kraton polymers boost functional life of thermoplastic road marking paints

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Kraton polymers boost functional life of thermoplastic road marking paints

Outline Why modify with thermoplastic road marking paints? Other requirements from the market Kraton polymers introduction Improved road marking erosion resistance and retro-reflection performance Conclusions 2

Why modifying thermoplastic road marking paints? Typical thermoplastic road marking paint composition: Weight % Material Binder (15-25%w) 8-15 1-5 0-5 Hydrocarbon Resin Plasticiser Thermoplastic elastomer Fillers (75-85%w) 5-10 20-40 15-20 20-40 Pigment ( e.g. TiO2, ZnO) Extender (e.g. CaCO3) Glass Beads Aggregates Binder without elastomer consists mainly of low Mw ingredients, leading to relatively low abrasion resistance Addition of Kraton polymers improves the mechanical properties and hence the paint performance life time 3

Technical needs of RMP-market Sprayability (equipment) Elasticity Abrasion (Troger, Skid resistance) Rheology/viscosity (precipitation glass beads) Adhesion (bitumen, old paint, glass beads) Whiteness (UV-stability, retro-reflectance) 4

What are Kraton SBC polymers? SBC are styrenic block copolymers having rigid blocks (i.e. PS) and soft rubbery block of various possible elastomeric nature. Rigid and soft segments while chemically linked together separate in different nano-scale phases. Most SBC behave like reinforced cross-linked rubbers at ambient temperature but can be processed and recycled as traditional plastics at higher temperature. Styrenic Block Copolymer Thermoplastic Elastomer PS Rubber: PI or PB or PEB, PS Two-phases USBC PB : (-CH2-CH=CH-CH2-)-(CH-CH-2) PI : (-CH2-CH=C-CH2-) CH CH3 CH2 Hydrogenation HSBC 30nm PS Φ PEB : (-CH2-CH2-)-(-CH-CH2-) PEP : (-CH2-CH-C-CH2-) CH2 CH3 CH3 Rubber Φ 5

Kraton polymers in road marking paint Norm EN 1436 performance retro-reflection colour skid resistance functional life Kraton contribution glass bead adhesion rheology modification no change flexibility friction abrasion resistance Possible conflict : Abrasion resistance <--> Reflection Optimal balance attainable with Kraton polymers? 6

Kraton benefits Elastic modulus G Resin Kraton Resin + Kraton -60 C T use + 100 C Hot melt processable High durability Elastic above room temperature Flexible at low temperatures Binder compatibility 7

Road marking processing Kraton polymers are fit for RMP processing techniques: Blended (hot or cold) with all ingredients: Physical form (milled) and nature of Kraton polymer Oil absorption, resin compatibility Molten at 200 C and further homogenised at application area: thermoplastic elastomer character of Kraton polymers Hot melt sprayed or extrusion coated applied: Narrow MWD, controlled molecular parameters, consistent viscosity 8

HSBC polymers in RMP SIS (Kraton D 1161 polymer) is traditionally used to modify thermoplastic road marking paints. HSBC have however interesting features to offer: Feature : Result : Better phase separation => Higher tensile strength more diluted formulations Hydrogenation Functionalisation Low solubility parameter => Excellent UV Resistance Good Thermal Stability Good Ozone Resistance Clear Polymers => Reactive Polar Group Improved Adhesion, Crosslinkable => Better oil absorption HSBC have higher viscosities than USBC and might be more suitable for extrudable than for sprayable RMP 9

Wear simulator 2 Kraton polymers were chosen: SIS polymer: Kraton D 1161 polymer SEBS polymer: Kraton G 1652 polymer Paint composition formulation composition (%) ref KD1161 KG1652 C5 resin 15 15 15 oil 2 2 2 rosin resin 1 - - PE wax 2 2 2 Kraton polymer 2 2 TiO2 10 10 10 fillers 30 29 29 premix glass bead, 1000-125 μm 40 40 40 g/m² applied paint 3300 3000 3000 drop on beads, g/m², 3F coated, 600-125 μm 300 300 300 10

AETEC turntable for road markings 11

Superior erosion resistance Reference, initial Kraton D 1161, initial Kraton G 1652, initial 1.5 MM wheel passages 4 MM wheel passages 4 MM wheel passages Paint erosion: bitumen exposed No paint erosion: no bitumen visible Reference Kraton D 1161 Kraton G 1652 12

Glass Bead Adhesion 13

Superior retro-reflection 700 600 500 R L, mcd*lx -1 *m -2 400 300 200 100 reference KD1161 KG 1652 Min 150 0 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 Wheel passages * 1 000 000 Kraton D 1161 exhibits excellent R L. Because of its SIS nature and polymer structure, it shows an excellent combination of flexibility and cohesion. Kraton G 1652 has lower R L values because of higher cohesion and lower erosion, resulting in dirt pick up. 14

Conclusions Kraton polymers are: hot melt processable thermoplastic elastomers with controlled molecular parameters Attributes to hot melt road markings are: flexibility, also at low temperature balanced cohesion / adhesion creep resistance oil retention Improved glass bead retention 15

Conclusions Kraton D 1161 is the polymer of choice for sprayable thermoplastic road marking paints with increased flexiblity and functional life Kraton G 1652 is recommended for extrudable thermoplastic road markings with long functional life requirements in low traffic density areas Optimal balance of abrasion resistance <-> reflection can be obtained with thermoplastic road marking paints modified with Kraton polymers 16

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