Rheology modifier for Bitumen | Organoclay | Camp-Shinning  

The addition of organobentonite to asphalt as a thickening rheology modifier is primarily to enhance the stability of the asphalt during hot storage, reducing stratification and settling. Because asphalt is particularly prone to stratification at high temperatures, the use of organobentonite provides excellent stability during storage.

Rheology modifier for Bitumen | Organoclay | Camp-Shinning  

Adding organic bentonite to asphalt coatings, some anti-corrosion primers, and waterproof asphalt provides a thickening rheology modifier with advantages such as anti-settling and anti-sagging properties.

This means that after using this thickening rheology modifier, sagging will not occur during thick application. During storage, the filler solids will not harden and settle.

When opened, it exhibits a uniform, non-stratified appearance, and its thixotropic properties are also particularly prominent. Thus, when stirred at high viscosity and sprayed, its fluidity becomes exceptionally good, resulting in a very smooth application and feel.

Rheology modifier for Bitumen | Organoclay | Camp-Shinning  

Organic bentonite can improve the density, water resistance, and corrosion resistance of coatings. Its layered structure forms a labyrinthine barrier, making it more difficult for moisture and corrosive media to penetrate, thus extending its corrosion and waterproof lifespan.

At the same time, organoclay rheology modifier ensures system stability, maintaining stable dispersion in solvent-based asphalt systems, preventing system stratification, and improving batch-to-batch consistency.