SYNPRINT

SYNPRINT AC 1101 is a styrene-modified acrylic copolymer emulsion for aqueous overprint varnishes as well as flexographic and gravure inks. Formulations containing SYNPRINT AC 1101 can be adapted to the requirements of a variety of different applications. Features and Benefits: Good adhesion to different substrates Good leveling properties Good abrasion resistance Very good flexibility

SYNPRINT AC 1104 is a styrene-modified acrylic copolymer emulsion for aqueous varnishes, flexographic, screen and gravure inks. Formulations containing SYNPRINT AC 1104 can be adapted to the requirements of a variety of different applications. Features and Benefits: High gloss, fast drying Very good heat and water resistance Excellent adhesion Very good abrasion resistance

SYNPRINT AC 1107 is a styrene-modified acrylic copolymer emulsion for high-gloss aqueous varnishes as well as flexographic and gravure inks. Formulations containing SYNPRINT AC 1107 can be adapted to the requirements of a variety of different applications. Features and Benefits: High gloss, fast drying Very good heat resistance Very good abrasion resistance Excellent adhesion Resistant to plasticiser migration

SYNPRINT AC 2910 is an inherently matte acrylic polymer. This technology produces a film with low gloss without additional use of waxes or powders and brings flexibility and excellent stability while providing excellent adhesion to various substrate types. It is recommended to be fortified with another resin such as SYNPRINT AC 5151 or similar to improve the overall film properties. Features and Benefits: Film has low gloss Provides film flexibility with excellent clarity High compatibility with other water-based polymers and additives Excellent adhesion to flexible films and foils Zero VOC requirements to formulate coating

SYNPRINT AC 4110 is a water-based, cationic acrylic copolymer solution. SYNPRINT AC 4110 is recommended for primers with excellent adhesion on critical substrates such as metallised foil. Moreover, films formulated with SYNPRINT AC 4110 form a receptive layer for water-based anionic inks. The low minimum film-forming temperature allows the formulation of low-VOC formulations. Features and Benefits: Excellent adhesion to a wide variety of substrates Excellent bonding of anionic inks Low MFFT Excellent, universal stain-blocking properties Free of APEO and co-solvents

SYNPRINT AC 4120 is a water-based, cationic acrylic copolymer solution. SYNPRINT AC 4120 is recommended for primers with excellent adhesion on paper/paperboards and labels. Moreover, films formulated with SYNPRINT AC 4120 work as a receptive layer for water-based anionic inks. Features and Benefits: Excellent adhesion to a wide variety of substrates Excellent bonding of anionic inks Free of APEO and co-solvents

SYNPRINT AC 5111 is an acrylic non-film-forming polymer based on a multiphase technology free of alpha- methyl-styrene. This is a proprietary process that combines two different types of polymers in the same polymer network. It allows a balanced combination of the different polymer properties and an overall improvement of the physical properties of both polymers. It is recommended to be used in combination with another resin such as SYNPRINT AC 5121 or similar. Features and Benefits: Hard emulsion Fast drying APEO-free Low odor Compliant with Swiss Ordinance, indirect food contact and FDA

SYNPRINT AC 5121 is an acrylic polymer based on multiphase technology. This is a proprietary process that combines two different types of polymers in the same polymer network. It allows a balanced combination of the different polymer properties and an overall improvement of the physical properties of both polymers. SYNPRINT AC 5121 forms a film with high gloss, water resistance, rub resistance and printability with various types of inks. It also exhibits excellent adhesion to various substrates. Features and Benefits: Good leveling Good adhesion Good flexibility APEO-free Low odor FDA-approved for indirect food contact Swiss Ordinance-approved Fast drying

SYNPRINT AC 5151 is an acrylic polymer based on multiphase technology. This is a proprietary process that combines two different types of polymers in the same polymer network. It allows a balanced combination and an overall improvement of the physical properties of the two polymers. SYNPRINT AC 5151 forms a film with very high gloss, blocking resistance, rub resistance and printability with various types of inks. It also exhibits excellent adhesion to various substrates. Features and Benefits: Very low to zero emulsifier content Good balance Between hardness, chemical resistance and film forming Excellent adhesion to multiple substrates Film has very high gloss, flexibility with excellent printability High compatibility with waxes and other additives Zero VOC requirements to formulate coating FDA-approved for indirect food contact Swiss Ordinance-approved

SYNPRINT AC 6054 is based on a patented interpenetrating network technology with film-forming properties. This technology combining two different ionic structures in the same polymer network increases the adhesion to multiple substrates with low surface tack. This technology allows a formulator to take advantage of the good aspects of a cationic acrylic without the traditional compatibility issues. Features and Benefits: Excellent adhesion to multiple substrates Low heat seal temperature requirements High compatibly with other resins and additives

SYNPRINT AC 7110 is a water-based alkali-solubilised styrene-acrylic copolymer, used as an alkali-soluble resin in inks and overprint varnishes, to improve the gloss and leveling. It can also be used in pigment dispersions to improve color development and pigment dispersion gloss. Features and Benefits: Excellent pigment dispersing ability High gloss and holdout Excellent ink transfer and printability Good compatibility with acrylic emulsion Easy to use in ink and OPV APEO-free Low odor Compliant with Swiss Ordinance

SYNPRINT AC 7150 is a water-based alkali-solubilised styrene-acrylic copolymer, used as an alkali-soluble resin in inks and overprint varnishes, to improve the gloss and leveling. It can also be used in pigment dispersions to improve color development and pigment dispersion gloss. Features and Benefits: Excellent pigment dispersing ability High gloss and holdout Excellent ink transfer and printability Good compatibility with acrylic emulsion Easy to use in ink and OPV APEO-free Low odor Compliant with Swiss Ordinance

SYNPRINT AC 9010 is based on a proprietary self-crosslinking technology. This technology combines two different crosslinking mechanisms on the same polymer backbone, which substantially increases the chemical resistance, scratch resistance and water resistance of the cured polymer film. This technology was designed for the self-crosslinking mechanism to fully cure at room temperature while maintaining standard long-term shelf stability. Features and Benefits: Self-crosslinking Excellent chemical and alkali resistance Excellent water submersion resistance Film has very high gloss, hardness with good printability Low VOC requirements to formulate coating

SYNPRINT AC 9016 is an aqueous self-crosslinking pure acrylic polymer dispersion for use in waterborne coatings, flexographic, screen and gravure inks. Formulations containing SYNPRINT AC 9016 can be adapted to meet the requirements of a wide range of different applications. Features and Benefits: Good adhesion to various substrates Very flexible and block resistant Very good abrasion resistance Resistant to plasticiser migration

SYNPRINT AC 9037 is based on our proprietary self-crosslinking technology. This technology combines two different crosslinking mechanisms on the same polymer backbone, substantially increasing the chemical resistance, water resistance and adhesion to multiple substrates. This technology was designed for the self- crosslinking mechanism to fully cure at room temperature while maintaining long-term shelf stability. Features and Benefits: Self-crosslinking Excellent water submersion resistance Excellent adhesion to multiple substrates Film has high gloss, flexibility with good printability Zero VOC requirements to formulate coating

SYNPRINT AC 9039 is based on our proprietary self-crosslinking technology. This technology combines two different crosslinking mechanisms on the same polymer backbone, substantially increasing the chemical resistance, water resistance and adhesion to multiple substrates. This technology was designed for the self- crosslinking mechanism to fully cure at room temperature while maintaining long-term shelf stability. Features and Benefits: Self-crosslinking Excellent water submersion resistance Excellent adhesion to multiple substrates Film has very high gloss, flexibility with good printability Zero VOC requirements to formulate coating

SYNPRINT AC 6111 is a modified water-based acrylic copolymer that combines two different ionic structures in the same interpenetrating polymer network (IPN). This technology allows the formulator to take advantage of a cationic acrylic without the traditional compatibility issues as it can be formulated like a conventional anionic water-based acrylate. This unusual combination provides excellent adhesion to a wide range of difficult substrates. SYNPRINT AC 6111 forms tough flexible films with excellent dry wrinkle behavior.

SYNPRINT AC 7056 is an alkali-soluble acrylic copolymer. It has good adhesion on metallised foil with good dry wrinkle behavior. It exhibits the following features and benefits: Excellent blocking resistance and water resistance. Excellent clarity and adhesion Isolation of water-soluble ingredients (forced drying is recommended) Very good oil resistance

SYNPRINT AC 9113 is based on self-crosslinking technology substantially increasing the chemical resistance as well as adhesion. This technology was designed for the self-crosslinking mechanism to fully cure at room temperature while maintaining long-term shelf stability. SYNPRINT AC 9113 provides excellent adhesion to multiple substrates including films and foils and is an excellent let down binder for water-based printing inks. It has a very low particle size with good penetration into porous substrates like paper and board. It exhibits the following features and benefits: Film has very high gloss, flexibility with good printability Excellent adhesion to multiple substrates Zero VOC requirements to formulate coating