HMP-4001 Hydroxyl acrylic dispersion

Product description 

HMP-4001 is a water-based hydroxyl polyacrylate dispersion, which can be used to prepare  water-based two-component polyurethane coating with isocyanate curing agent, and can also be  used to prepare water-based one-component baking coating with amino resin or closed isocyanate. About 45% was dispersed in water/solvent naphtha 100/ propylene glycol butyl ether solution and  neutralized with N, n-dimethylethanolamine at a ratio of about 46.5:3.5:3.5:1.5.

Product characteristics 

1.High gloss and fullness.

2.Fast drying, high hardness.

3.Excellent resistance to chemicals and salt spray.

 4.Anti-indentation, scratch resistance, wear resistance.

Physical property

store

Please store in a cool and dry place away from light, the storage temperature should be 5~30, keep  the package intact, the shelf life of this product from the date of production is six months, more than six months, it is recommended to evaluate the performance before use. This product  needs to be strictly protected from frost, after opening the package, it is recommended to use it all  at once.Please filter properly before use. 

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