Commercial bakeware coating
solutions from Whitford
Suitable for a wide
range of baking
temperatures
Reduces buildup of
unwanted residues
Outstanding resistance to
abrasion and wear
Superb release
Extends
service life
of bakeware
Speeds up
production
Reduces downtime
for maintenance
We offer a broad range of high-release
coatings for commercial bakeware. You can
combine different products to suit your needs.
For example, we offer:
• Conventional and reinforced liquid coatings
• High-build liquid and powder coatings
• Single and multicoat systems
• Waterborne and solvent-borne coatings
• Coatings that are easier to strip and recoat
• Environmentally friendly, NMP-free coatings
• Coatings for various substrates (e.g.,
aluminium, aluminized steel, cast iron,
cast aluminium, stainless)
Makes bakeware
easier to clean
Safe for
food contact
Reduces imperfections
in finished baked goods
Whitford offers coating systems designed for
different specifications such as:
• Longer-lasting release
• Thinner or thicker coatings
• Smoother, glossier finish
• Abrasion resistance
• High-sugar-content baked goods
• Seeded baked goods
• Colour coding for different applications
Typical applications include bread straps,
baguettes, waffles, croissants, cookies, cakes,
pies, buns, biscuits, pizzas, tortillas. Please see
the reverse for more information.
Where good ideas come to the surface
Whitford’s Bakeware Coatings, Explained
Fluoropolymer liquids: midcoats and topcoats
Xylan XLR 17-353: (Xtra Long-lasting Release).
Waterborne dispersion with highest initial and
longest-lasting release of all systems. Superb
smoothness and gloss, with improved hardness and
resistance to permeation. Available in several colours
and designed for conventional spray application;
should be used over Xylan 17-080 or 17-180 primers.
designed for conventional spray application.
Xylan 80-178: Solvent-borne primer for use with
powder and dispersion topcoats. Facilitates higher
film builds. Designed for conventional spray application. Available in a range of colours.
Xylan 4018: Solvent-borne primer for use with
powder topcoats. Available in a range of colours.
Fluoropolymer liquid: single-coat
Xylan XLR HB: A high-build version of Xylan XLR that
can achieve thicknesses up to 60µm in one baking
cycle.
Xylan 8840: Solvent-borne, fluoropolymer-based
system offering good release characteristics.
High-build PFA Dispersion (Xylan 80-610): High-build
PFA dispersion providing film builds up to 60 microns.
Waterborne coating designed for conventional spray
application together with Xylan 80-178 primer. May
also be applied over a powder midcoat. A reinforced
version is also available.
Xylan 80-510: PFA powder designed for electrostatic
spray applications. Provides higher temperature
capabilities, superior toughness, and higher film
build.
High-build FEP Dispersion (Xylan 80-650): Waterborne,
un-pigmented, high-build FEP dispersion designed
for conventional spray application. Can be applied
over Xylan 80-178 primer and a standard-build FEP
(Xylan 1756) midcoat. May be applied over a powder
midcoat. This system can be used when powder is
not an option or when the Faraday Cage Effect prevents achieving recommended film build in deeper
trays. An attractive sparkle version that improves
visibility during application is available too.
Xylan 80-030: An electrostatic powder primer with
excellent adhesion to various substrates. An efficient
and environmentally-friendly option when processed
together with fluoropolymer powder topcoats in a
single baking step.
Fluoropolymer liquids: primers
Xylan 17-080: Black waterborne primer for use with
Xylan XLR.
Xylan 17-180: Black waterborne primer for use with
Xylan XLR HB.
Xylan 80-018: Solvent-borne primer for use with
powder and dispersion systems for high-end applications. Designed for conventional spray application.
Available in a range of colours.
Xylan 80-087: Black waterborne primer for use with
all powder topcoats. Environmentally friendly system
Powders
Xylan 80-550: An FEP powder topcoat providing
thick film builds that result in better release and
longer life.
Sol-gel (ceramics)
Matrix (18-088, 18-089): These systems are used in
cases where temperature requirements are high and
abrasion resistance is critical.
Silicones
Xylan 8003: Solvent-borne silicone coating with
excellent release and resistance to staining. Easily
strippable for recoating.
Exteriors
Water- and solvent-borne systems available, depending upon the customer requirements. Check with your
local Whitford representative for the best options for
your project.
Whitford’s Coatings
Whitford’s commercial bakeware coatings are available in different formulae according
to the individual requirements of the user. These include primers, dispersions (midand topcoat) and powders (mid- and topcoat). Whatever your requirement, we can
offer an appropriate coating system.
Where good ideas come to the surface
whitfordww.com • [email protected] • © Whitford WC 2015/08