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FoamStarST2410 TDS 30535107 EN

FoamStar® ST 2410 is a novel defoamer with a unique molecular-level defoaming mechanism and additional wetting properties, marking the first new defoamer chemistry in over 30 years. It offers significant cost savings and efficiency in applications, particularly in low VOC coatings, and is effective against micro-foam. Proper storage and handling are essential for maintaining product integrity, with a shelf life of at least one year under appropriate conditions.
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FoamStarST2410 TDS 30535107 EN

FoamStar® ST 2410 is a novel defoamer with a unique molecular-level defoaming mechanism and additional wetting properties, marking the first new defoamer chemistry in over 30 years. It offers significant cost savings and efficiency in applications, particularly in low VOC coatings, and is effective against micro-foam. Proper storage and handling are essential for maintaining product integrity, with a shelf life of at least one year under appropriate conditions.
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Technical Data Sheet

FoamStar® ST 2410
Product description FoamStar ST 2410 represents a novel series of defoamers based on new defoamer chemistry. It is the
first new defoamer chemistry in over 30 years.

FoamStar is a defoaming molecule that defoams by a different mechanism. Unlike conventional


defoamers (mineral oil or silicone), FoamStar defoams on a molecular level. It also has wetting
properties not found in other conventional defoamers.

Key benefits  Defoams at the molecular level


 Has wetting properties not found in other conventional defoamers

Chemical nature Molecule compounded in an enhanced mineral-oil system

Properties

Physical form Opaque, off-white liquid

Technical data Active content % 100


(no supply specification) Moisture % ~ 0.5
Bulk density lbs/gal ~ 7.4
Dispersibility dispersible

Application
FoamStarST 2410 has the following advantages:

• Use 1/3 - 1/2 Less Defoamer


• Save at least 20 % on Defoamer Costs
• Non-separating & non-settling
• Extremely Effective in Low VOC coatings.
• Very Fast bubble-break versus conventional defoamers
• Effective against Micro-foam

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Formulation guideline In the grind portion of a flat paint formula, use 0.25 - 0.50 pounds of FoamStar ST 2410 per 100 gallons.
In semi-gloss paint grind, use 0.50 - 1.0 pounds of FoamStar ST 2410 per 100 gallons. The rest of the
FoamStar ST 2410 addition can be made to the letdown. FoamStar ST 2410 will be equally effective in
both the letdown and the grind.

Storage
FoamStar ST 2410 is subject to appropriate storage under the usual storage and temperature conditions,
our products are durable for at least 1 year. FoamStar ST 2410 is shipped in 55gallon (200 liter) steel
drums and plastic tote tanks. If subjected to below freezing temperatures, product may congeal or
stratify. Warm to room temperature and mix well before using.

Contacts worldwide

Asia North America


BASF East Asia Regional Headquarters Ltd BASF Corporation
45/F, Jardine House 11501 Steele Creek Road
No. 1 Connaught Place Charlotte, NC 28273
Central Hong Kong USA
China [email protected]
[email protected]

Europe South America


BASF SE BASF S.A
Formulation Additives Rochaverá - Crystal Tower
67056 Ludwigshafen Av. das Naçoes Unidas, 14.171
Germany Morumbi - São Paulo-SP
[email protected] Brazil
[email protected]

Validity
This Technical Data Sheet is valid for all versions of the 0BFoamStar® ST 2410.

Safety
When handling this product, please comply with the advice and information given in the safety data sheet and observe protective and workplace hygiene measures adequate
for handling chemicals.

Note

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