VOC reduction

VOC - short for “volatile organic compounds” - include the kind of solvents that are used in conventional paints and many other products. These solvents escape into the air and contribute to air pollution. Especially in summer, when high pressure prevails, they promote the formation of ozone close to the ground. Solvent reduction regulations help reduce air pollution.

Understanding waterborne technology

The beauty of Standohyd is its simplicity. Other waterborne systems require a combination of additives, thinners, concentrates or activators to be added before sprayed. With Standohyd you simply mix the toners, add Standohyd VE water and spray.

Ease of change The transition from a solvent system to Standox Standohyd is easy. It works like a conventional system, with minor requirement and process modifications.

Standohyd advantage

High opacity

The special formulation of Standohyd ensures superior opacity. As Standohyd can be applied in a single operation, body shops can cut both their material consumption and their working time.

Extremely easy preparation

The process could hardly be easier - simply thin the paint with Standohyd VE water using the measuring stick and you are ready to spray.

Quick drying

State-of-the-art flash-off technology increases productivity and vehicle throughput.

Small plastic cans

You simply get more out of every can of Standohyd paint. Rarely used mixing bases are supplied in 500 ml plastic containers. Plastic inhibits material from clinging and allows cans to be completely emptied. This means less money tied-up in stock and reduced waste.

Productivity gain Time and quantity comparison of an average repair (front wing plus 2 doors) of a medium-sized car with VW R7X Moon Silver.

A global approved system The strong coverage capacity and proven OEM-comparable finish characteristics of Standohyd make it the system of choice for the world's leading manufacturers.