Products

EBECRYL® 645 is a modified diacrylate ester of bisphenol A epoxy resin, diluted with 25% tripropylene glycol diacrylate (TPGDA) monomer. It is well-suited for various applications, including overprint varnishes, coatings for paper, paperboard, wood, chipboard, rigid plastics, paper upgrading, laminating adhesives, wood sealers, and topcoats. Notable features include long pot life, good pigment wetting, improved hardness, high gloss, enhanced chemical resistance, faster cycle time, low-temperature curing, and low energy consumption. Additionally, EBECRYL® 645 carries labeling claims such as low carbon footprint (PCF), solvent-free, and VOC-free.

EBECRYL® 11 is a polyethylene glycol diacrylate derivative, is uniquely formulated with 100% water solubility for applications requiring such compatibility. Recommended for screen inks, coatings, wood applications, and paper coatings, it boasts labeling claims such as low carbon footprint, voc-free, bisphenol a-free, solvent-free, low voc. Featuring in faster cycle time, improved flexibility, long potlife, low energy consumption, low temperature-curing, and low VOC.

EBECRYL® 3703, from CASE Ingredients, is a clear liquid designed for radiation-curable coatings in the paints and coatings and printing and packaging sectors. Emphasizing its environmental benefits, the product carries a low carbon footprint (PCF) and is solvent-free and VOC-free. It caters to applications such as building and construction coatings, industrial finishes, and specialty coatings, including flexography and gravure printing. With its compatibility with plastics and wood substrates, it utilizes radiation cure technology and offers varied application methods like air knife, curtain, and roller coating.

EBECRYL® 3420 is a low viscosity, modified epoxy acrylate, exhibits excellent pigment wetting ability, making it particularly well-suited for UV offset lithography and UV flexo inks. This versatile product can also be applied in various other applications, including screen printing, gravure, and overprint varnishes (OPV). Key features of EBECRYL® 3420 include improved flexibility, long pot life, good pigment wetting, high pigment loading, high gloss, improved chemical resistance, faster cycle time, low-temperature curing, and low energy consumption.

EBECRYL® 3702, developed by CASE Ingredients, is a clear liquid suited for radiation-curable coatings in the paints and coatings and printing and packaging sectors. Highlighting its eco-conscious design, the product boasts a low carbon footprint (PCF) and is both solvent-free and VOC-free. It finds applications in packaging coatings, including flexography and inkjet printing. With versatile coating methods like air knife, curtain, gravure, and roller coating, it's compatible with plastic substrates and employs radiation cure technology.

EBECRYL® 8501 is a clear to clouded liquid radiation-curable coating tailored for the automotive, transportation, paints, and coatings markets. Formulated as a bio-based solution with a low carbon footprint (PCF), it stands out with its solvent-free and voc-free attributes. Specifically designed for automotive OEM coatings, vehicle refinish, and industrial coatings on metal substrates, this product employs radiation cure technology.

EBECRYL® 606 is a modified diacrylate ester of bisphenol an epoxy resin, known for its light color, rapid cure response, and enhanced pigment wetting. EBECRYL® 606 is widely utilized in UV/EB applications, including inks, coatings, and overprint varnishes. Key features encompass long pot life, good pigment wetting, improved hardness, high gloss, enhanced chemical resistance, faster cycle time, low-temperature curing, and low energy consumption. It is applied in wood coatings, furniture coatings, and industrial coatings using methods such as curtain coating, gravure coating, lithography, roller application, and screen coating.

EBECRYL® 4266, from CASE Ingredients, boasts a low carbon footprint (PCF) and is solvent-free and VOC-free. Tailored for diverse applications such as building and construction, wood finishes, and industrial coatings, it offers compatibility with wood substrates. This radiation-curable coating is applied using methods like curtain coating, roller coating, and spray techniques.

EBECRYL® 646 is a clear liquid modified diacrylate ester of bisphenol A epoxy resin, diluted with 25% of trimethylolpropane triacrylate. This product, when cured by UV or EB, exhibits high surface hardness, gloss, and excellent solvent resistance typical of epoxy resins. It is recommended for various applications, including overprint varnishes, lithographic and screen inks, coatings for paper, paperboard, wood, chipboard, rigid plastics, paper upgrading, laminating adhesives, and wood sealers and topcoats. EBECRYL® 646 features long pot life, good pigment wetting, improved hardness, high gloss, improved chemical resistance, faster cycle time, low-temperature curing, and low energy consumption. The application methods include curtain coating, gravure coating, lithography, roller coating, and screen coating. Additionally, it is suitable for textile manufacturing and other packaging coatings, particularly overprint varnishes.

EBECRYL® 80, formulated by CASE Ingredients, boasts a bisphenol A-free composition and emphasizes a low carbon footprint (PCF), ensuring it remains solvent-free and VOC-free. Tailored for the paints and coatings sector, as well as printing and packaging, this clear liquid finds its applications in building and construction paints, wood finishes, industrial coatings, and specialized packaging coatings. With compatibility primarily with wood surfaces, it supports various application methods such as air knife coating, curtain coating, dip coating, gravure coating, rod coating, roller coating, screen coating, and slot-die, all underpinned by radiation cure technology.

EBECRYL® 640/20 TO is a modified diacrylate ester of bisphenol A epoxy resin. Films cured by ultraviolet light (UV) or electron beam (EB) demonstrate high surface hardness, gloss, and excellent solvent resistance, typical of epoxy resins. This product is widely used in UV/EB applications, including inks, coatings, and overprint varnishes. It features low energy consumption, long pot life, good pigment wetting, improved hardness, high pigment loading, high gloss, improved chemical resistance, faster cycle time, and low-temperature curing. Suitable application methods include gravure coating, lithography, roller coating, and screen coating.

EBECRYL® 3730-TP20, from CASE Ingredients, is a clear liquid radiation-curable coating boasting a low carbon footprint (PCF). This solvent-free and VOC-free formulation serves the automotive and transportation, paints and coatings, and printing and packaging markets. Ideal for automotive OEM coatings, wood finishes, and various application methods like air knife, curtain, dip, gravure, rod, roller, screen, and slot-die coating.

EBECRYL® 3503 is a modified diacrylate ester of a bisphenol A-based epoxy resin, is diluted by approximately 20% with the reactive diluent propoxylated glycerol triacrylate (OTA-480) (1). Primarily designed for ultraviolet light (UV) or electron beam (EB) curable formulations, it exhibits a light color with high UV/EB reactivity. Compared to unmodified epoxy acrylates, EBECRYL® 3503 demonstrates improved wetting of pigments, matting agents, and substrates. Cured films based on EBECRYL® 3503 typically showcase high gloss and hardness, along with good chemical resistance. This product aligns with environmentally conscious practices, featuring labeling claims such as low carbon footprint (PCF), solvent-free, and VOC-free.

EBECRYL® 716 is a chlorine-free inert binder diluted with trimethylolpropane triacrylate (TMPTA). It is specially formulated to offer excellent adhesion to non-corona treated rigid plastic substrates. The features of EBECRYL® 716 include faster cycle time, low-temperature curing, low energy consumption, long pot life, improved hardness, and water resistance. This product finds applications in various areas such as textile manufacturing, other packaging coatings, and overprint varnishes.