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| Product | Description | |
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| ACMO | ACMO is an active acrylamide monomer which is low odor. In terms of UV curing, ACMO has the advantages of fast curing speed, good dilution, low volume shrinkage, excellent heat resistance and low toxicity. It is especially recommended to use in inks, coating products, sealants, adhesives. |  |
| IBOMA | IBOMA is monomer of methyl acrylate, and is used as low viscosity dilution monomer for UV curing system. It has low volumetric shrinkage and good abrasion resistance. | |
| JRCure 1819 | Versatile photoinitiator for radical polymerisation of unsaturated resins upon UV and near visible light exposure. Good performance of curing Photoinitiatorgmented formulations and in outdoor applications. it can be formulated with UV absorbers to gain good weather stability, while without harming the cure speed. Good through curing of thick coating film. Gives a clean white appearance in contrast to the off-white colour associated with other long wavelength absorption photoinitiators. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, electronics, adhesives, 3d printing, digital inks. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 162881-26-7. Pack Sizes: 20kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 1819DW | Disperses in water for UV curing of water based emulsions for food packaging and LED curing. Uses: Coatings. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 162881-26-7. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 4010 | JRCure 4010 is a off-white to pale yellow powder photoinitiator, due to the outstanding absorption properties it exhibits at low concentrations an outstanding curing performance in highly pigmented resist formulations without resulting in yellowing. 4010 could be used in UV curable photoresist formulations either alone or in combination with other photoinitiators or sensitisers. | |
| JRCure 4976 | A clear yellow/amber liquid that is used as a cationic photoinitiator in UV, LED, and EB curing application. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, 3d printing. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 104558-95-4. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 4992 | A clear yellow/amber liquid that is used as a cationic photoinitiator in UV, LED, and EB curing applications. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, 3d printing. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 159120-95-3 & 108-32-7. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 754 | A liquid photoinitiator that is low yellowing, low migration, low volatility, low odor, so can be used as the first choice for low odor UV varnish formulations. It is also suitable for aqueous UV curing systems. | |
| JRCure 976 | A clear yellow/amber liquid that is used as a cationic photoinitiator in UV, LED, and EB curing application. | |
| MMA | MMA (methyl methacrylate) is a low-viscosity monomer valued for its fast cure speed. hardness, and resistance to moisture and chemicals. In UV-cured formulations, MMA. contributes to the development of hard, glossy surfaces with good scratch resistance. and long-term durability. Its relatively low molecular weight makes it suitable for. reducing viscosity in reactive systems without compromising final film properties. MMA is commonly used in UV-curable coatings, sealants, and adhesives where quick. curing and surface hardness are essential. It also helps improve adhesion to various. substrates, including plastics and metals, making it a flexible choice in industrial and. decorative finishes. | |
| JRCure 1173 | Highly versatile, liquid photoinitiator that provides low yellowing and good surface cure when used at 0.5-5 wt% in UV curable formulations. 1173 shows similar reactivity to 184 and both are widely used in high quality coatings and varnishes. 1173 can be combined with other photoinitiators in thick films to overcome oxygen inhibition. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, electronics, adhesives, digital inks. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 7473-98-5. Pack Sizes: 25kg & 1000kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 184 | Highly versatile, solid photoinitiator that has good solubility in UV monomers. It provides low yellowing and good surface cure when used at 0.5-5 wt% in UV curable formulations. 184 shows similar reactivity to 1173 and both are widely used in high quality coatings and varnishes. 184 can be combined with other photoinitiators in thick films to overcome oxygen inhibition. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, electronics, adhesives, digital inks. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 947-19-3. Pack Sizes: 20kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 2959 | A water dispersible photoinitiator that offers low yellowing, low odour, low volatility and good surface cure when used at 0.5-5 wt% in UV curable formulations. Water solubility of around 2% makes this photoinitiator more ideally suited for water-based UV formulations, such as aqueous polyurethane dispersions. 2959 is also FDA approved for biomedical applications. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, adhesives, digital inks. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 106797-53-9. Pack Sizes: 20kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 369 | Extremely reactive photoinitiator which has almost identical photochemical properties and reactivity to 379. 369 is easily sensitized in the long wave UV by small amounts of thioxanthone. This sensitisation effect increases its reactivity significantly and leads to very high cure speeds that can be utilised in high-speed offset litho and flexo inks. Uses: Coatings, electronics. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 119313-12-1. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure 379 | Extremely reactive photoinitiator which has almost identical photochemical properties and reactivity to 369. 379 is more soluble that 369 and is described as a low-emission amino ketone (LE-AK). 379 is easily sensitised in the long wave UV by small amounts of thioxanthone. This sensitisation effect increases its reactivity significantly and leads to very high cure speeds that can be utilised in high-speed offset litho and flexo inks. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, electronics, digital inks. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 119344-86-4. Pack Sizes: 20kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure ITX | Thioxanthone photoinitiator that is used widely to sensitise other photoinitiators when used at 0.2-0.5 wt% in UV/LED curable formulation. ITX absorbs long wave UV which leads to good through cure, good adhesion and makes it compatible in LED applications. ITX and DETX exhibit similar reactivity and are used almost universally in ink formulations. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, electronics, adhesives, digital inks. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 5495-84-1. Pack Sizes: 20kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure OMBB | Highly efficient solid photoinitiator with extremely low odour as well as good surface and depth cure when used at 2-5 wt% in UV curable formulations. OMBB is Nestle compliant and so widely used in food packaging UV ink and varnish. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, adhesives. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 606-28-0. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure TPO | Photobleaching photoinitiator that offers good shelf stability, fast cure, good through cure and low yellowing. Phosphine oxides, such as TPO, are used in thick film applications. TPO also provides high reactivity and depth cure when used at 0.5-5 wt% in UV and LED curable formulations. Uses: Coatings, electronics, adhesives, 3d printing. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 75980-60-8. Pack Sizes: 20kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
| JRCure TPO-L | Photobleaching, liquid photoinitiator that offers low yellowing, low volatility and low odour. Being a liquid, TPO-L is easily incorporated into a formulation and can aid the solubility of other photoinitiators, providing good miscibility. TPO-L provides high reactivity and depth cure when used at 0.5-5 wt% in UV and LED curable formulations. Uses: Graphic arts, coatings, electronics, adhesives, 3d printing, digital inks. Group: Photoinitiator. CAS No. 84434-11-7. Pack Sizes: 25kg & 200kg. Categories: Photoinitiators. | |
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