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NAGASE Specialty Materials introduces Denamer 1220, a new TSCA-listed difunctional acrylate. This new cycloaliphatic epoxy acrylate product is manufactured in the U.S.A. by NAGASE Specialty Materials NA LLC and is now commercially available.
Difunctional Acrylate with Unique Properties
“With Denamer 1220, the unique combination of its hydrogenated bisphenol A backbone and hydroxy groups gives strong physical properties with good weatherability, adhesion, and the ability to react into hybrid radical/cationic-UV curable formulations where high green strength is critical,” says Jeremy Smith, senior business development manager at NAGASE Business Services.
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The OH-groups also serve as potential functional sites for reactions with isocyanates, for example, to produce acrylate-functional resins. Denamer 1220 shows promising use in photopolymer 3D printing and additive manufacturing, inks, exterior durable hard coatings, photoresists, and adhesives.”
Denamer 1220 is an example of NAGASE Specialty Materials' capabilities to provide solutions to customers by leveraging the global network and extensive expertise of the NAGASE Group. Founded in Kyoto, Japan in 1832, NAGASE is today a global specialty chemicals supplier with 100+ group companies and more than 6,000 team members.
As part of the NAGASE Group, NAGASE Specialty Materials and its team of U.S.-based technical experts support formulators in a broad range of markets with innovative solutions based on materials sourced internally or from key partners. NAGASE Specialty Materials is driven by the commitment to give access to its customers to the most advanced and innovative technologies.
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Source: NAGASE