Environmentally friendly solutions with waterborne UV-curing dispersions

Waterborne based UV-curing binders are generally easier to handle than conventional solventborne binders. They can be sprayed without any problems, while any overspray may easily be recycled. In addition to their inherent ecological advantages waterborne binders show other great properties like easy matting.

Waterborne UV-curing dispersion:

	Type	Solids	Viscosity mPas at 23°C	Characteristics
Bayhydrol® UV XP 2690	Polyurethane dispersion	40% in water	< 80	physically drying, good chemical resistance, formable, embossable, suitable for outdoor applications
Bayhydrol® UV 2720/1 XP	Polyurethane dispersion	40% in water	< 50	combines physical drying with highest crosslinking density - particularly for pigmented systems and thermoformable applications
Bayhydrol® UV 2282	Polyurethane dispersion	39% in water	< 50	Physically drying, also for dual cure, good chemical resistance, moldable
Bayhydrol® UV 2317	Polyurethane dispersion	37% in water	< 80	Physically curing, also for dual cure, moldable, embossable

Discuss your application with our experts and find out about the possible benefits for you.

Back to: "Meeting Challenging Properties – Paper and Film Coatings based on Desmolux® and Bayhydrol® UV"

Share this site: