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Hauthane L-3614 Polyurethane Dispersions

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Hauthane L-3614 is a very soft, co-solvent free, aliphatic, polyester polyurethane dispersion. Features: Co-solvent free, TEA free, Tin free, APEO free. Ultra soft, tough, dry film. Very good abrasion and UV resistance. Exceptional low temperature flexibility and crack resistance.

Chemical Family: Aliphatics, Polyurethanes (PU)

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Textiles

Features: Abrasion Resistance, Crack Resistance, Good Toughness, Low Temperature Flexibility, UV Resistance

Technical Data Sheet

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Identification & Functionality

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Applications & Uses

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Product Uses
  • It may be used as a blending resin with the harder L-3615 to impart increased toughness.
  • A balanced composition provides good stability with acrylics and confers superior strength, abrasion resistance and low temperature flexibility properties.
Product Applications

L-3614 can be used as a sole vehicle or blended with other coatings for spray or pad bath applications. Solids can be adjusted with water to optimize dry coating weight. This product may also be thickened with associative thickeners for knife-over-roll or similar methods

Properties

Physical Form
Physical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Solids34 - 36%
Viscosity50 - 500 cps
pH7.5 - 10.0
Density8.8lbs/gal
Softening Point290°F
VOC Content (less water)47gm/l
Mechanical Properties (TPE)
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Elongation810%Tested at 20 inches/minute
Tensile Strength5760psiTested at 20 inches/minute
100% Modulus1050psiTested at 20 inches/minute
200% Modulus1320psiTested at 20 inches/minute
300% Modulus1620psiTested at 20 inches/minute

Technical Details & Test Data

Curing
  • L-3614 can be air dried, if desired, depending on film thickness.
  • Typical drying temperatures and dwell times for aqueous coatings are sufficient to produce optimal film properties.