Special Additives
Targeted performance enhancement for smoother films and advanced formulation control. View Catalogue (PDF)Request SamplesWhat We Solve
Achieving specific performance targets — such as improved adhesion, controlled rheology, or enhanced surface properties — often requires specialised solutions beyond standard additives. JebChem Special Additives are designed to fine-tune coating and ink formulations, helping formulators overcome defects and meet demanding application requirements.
- Water-borne systems
- Solvent-borne systems
- Formulations requiring adhesion improvement
- Applications needing rheology control and defect prevention
These additives help enhance film smoothness, optimise application performance, and support the development of tailored properties aligned with end-use requirements.
Why JebChem?
Improved adhesion and substrate performance
Enhanced rheology control
Defect prevention and film optimisation
Supports customised formulation needs
RCIC-backed technical support
JebChem Technical Reports
Application-focused studies and performance evaluations from our RCIC team.
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