Clariant Nipacide DFX 5 is a water-dispersible dry-film biocide from Nipacide series, formulated with carbendazim, diuron and octylisothiazolinone, designed for long-term dry-film protection of coatings to inhibit fungi and algae.
Broad-spectrum anti-fungal & algal – High activity against fungi/algae, prevents coating degradation
High efficiency at low concentration – Excellent protection at low dosage
Low water solubility – Compatible with coatings, no impact on performance
Wide working stability – Stable at pH 4–10, ≤60℃, UV-resistant
Cost-effective protection – Economical for large-scale industrial use
Water-based decorative coatings
Wood stains & color pastes
Wood coatings & wood protection
Architectural exterior coatings
Water-based industrial protective coatings
| Brand | Clariant |
| Product Type | Water-dispersible dry-film biocide |
| Active Ingredients | Carbendazim + Diuron + Octylisothiazolinone |
| Active Content | approx. 32–35% |
| Form | Dispersion |
| pH Stability | 4–10 |
| Temperature Stability | ≤60℃ |
| Recommended Dosage | 0.5–2.0% |
Q1: What is the primary mode of action of Nipacide DFX 5?
A: Nipacide DFX 5 functions as a broad-spectrum fungicide through inhibition of microbial cell wall synthesis and disruption of membrane integrity, providing effective control against common spoilage fungi and yeasts in industrial water-based systems.
Q2: In which types of formulations is Nipacide DFX 5 typically used?
A: It is widely applied in water-based industrial formulations such as metalworking fluids, latex paints, adhesives, coatings, and construction chemicals—where long-term microbial stability and low-odor preservation are required.
Q3: Is Nipacide DFX 5 compatible with common biocides and formulation ingredients?
A: Yes, it demonstrates good compatibility with many oxidative and non-oxidative biocides, surfactants, thickeners, and pH adjusters commonly found in industrial formulations—though compatibility testing under actual use conditions is recommended.
Q4: How should Nipacide DFX 5 be dosed in a typical application?
A: Dosage depends on formulation requirements, challenge level, and regulatory context, but it is typically used at low concentrations—generally ranging from 0.1% to 2% by weight—to achieve effective preservation without compromising product performance.
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