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Energy curing

Vinyl substituted cyclic hemlamidals 2 and their Interconvertible acetal precursors (eg. acrylamldo-butyraldehyde dimethyl acetal 1) were Incorporated as latent crosslinkers and substrate reactive functional comonomers In solution and emulsion copolymers. Some use and applications data for copolymers prepared with these new monomers are presented. They show low energy cure potential, long shelf life and high catalyzed pot stability In solvent and aqueous media, good substrate reactivity and adhesion, and good product water and solvent resistance. They lack volatile or extractable aldehyde (eg. formaldehyde) components and show enhanced reactivity and hydrolytic stability with amines and diol functional substrates. [Pg.467]

Another megatrend in this competitive business environment is that all production processes need to be world-class and lean. This means that processes must be automated lead times shortened rework, scrap, and waste minimized or eliminated and less product must appear in inventory. This places a burden on the adhesive formulator in that the products not only must perform in service (e.g., creep resistance, peel strength) but also must perform in the assembly process (e.g., fast cure time, minimal scrap, low energy cure). [Pg.19]

Low Energy Curing Pigment Padding and Printing Use of A Highly Active Catalyst System... [Pg.175]

Data from Low Energy Curing Pigment Printing f15)1... [Pg.181]

Parikh, D. V., Low Energy Curing Pigment Printing by Use of a Highly Active Catalyst System, Presented at the Seminar on Special Topics in Textile Printing, at Clemson Univ., Clemson, S. C., April 4-6, 1978. [Pg.185]

Oxygen Insensitive Resins and Coatings for High Energy Curing... [Pg.150]

Application of Topcoats Appliance Coating Specifications Recent Developments Flow Coat Conversion Electrocoating High Solids Powder Coatings Low Energy Cure Coatings Coatings to Replace Porcelain Future... [Pg.883]

Uses Deaerating agent for energy-cured coating systems, wood/furniture coatings, lacquers, UV-curing printing inks and overprint varnishes... [Pg.837]

Cardis 314 Cardis 320 Lanco Glidd 3540 MIcrocrystalllne wax, oxidized antiblocking agent, energy-cured pigmented systems... [Pg.1441]

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