SHIKOH™ UV-6630B is a medium-hard-type, UV-curable urethane acrylate oligomer resin featuring exceptional strength, good water resistance, and good adhesion. This product is well suited for use in coatings for PVC flooring, optical discs, woodworking, plastics, and electronics, as well as masking tapes and adhesive films and labels.
Nippon Gohsei is a supplier of synthetic resins used in the Paint & Coatings industry. Utilizing its extensive knowledge and experience in chemical technology, this organization constantly strives to deliver high value, high quality ingredients. Key offerings include Mowinyl resin emulsions, Nichigo-Polyester saturated polyester resins, and SHIKOH urethane acrylate oligomers.
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