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Coatings Ingredients
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Coatings Ingredients
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KJCMPA® -100 (3-methoxy-N,N-dimethylpropanamide) by KJ Chemicals is a highly amphiphatic, highly soluble amid-ether type solvent. Its Hansen solubility parameters are close to N-Methyl Pyrrolidone... view more
Kohshylmer® ACMO™ (Acryloyl morpholine) by KJ Chemicals is a low-viscosity, highly curable monofunctional monomer. Used as a reactive diluent for UV-curable printing inks, inkjet inks, and coatings. It has low vapor pressure and a... view more
Kohshylmer® DAAM™ (Diacetone acrylamide) by KJ Chemicals is a high purity, colorless and safer monomer. It readily polymerizes and forms copolymers with a wide variety of co-monomers. It's homo-/co-polymer can react with adipic... view more
Kohshylmer® DEAA™ (N,N -Diethyl acrylamide) by KJ Chemicals is a paint raw material. It is highly compatible and possesses low surface tension, hence can effectively wet polypropylene surface which... view more
Kohshylmer® DMAA™ (N,N -Dimethyl acrylamide) is a paint raw material by KJ Chemicals. Shows excellent compatibility and readily copolymerizes with other vinyl monomers. It can be used as a reactive... view more
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Kohshylmer® DMAPAA™-MHQ (N-(3-(Dimethylamino)propyl)acrylamide) by KJ Chemicals is a cationic amide monomer. It possesses high hydrolysis resistance and much stronger base strength (Pka= 10.35) than DMAEA™ and dimethylaminoethyl methacrylate. It readily... view more
Kohshylmer® HEAA™ (N -Hydroxyethyl acrylamide) by KJ Chemicals is a mono-functional paint raw material. Offers low skin irritation and exhibits high reactivity of photo-polymerization. It has low... view more
Kohshylmer® NIPAM™ (N -Isopropyl acrylamide) by KJ Chemicals is a paint raw material with distinctive solubility behavior in water. It is useful in introducing strong polar amide group into... view more
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