GENORAD* 40 is a methacrylated phosphate ester. It is an additive for radically curable inks, coatings and adhesives. The efficiency and stability may be reduced when aliphatic amines are used. This product is recommended for use in printing inks and varnishes, adhesives and overprint varnishes. It improves adhesion on metal.
RAHN AG is a leading global supplier of UV/EB curing raw materials for the Graphic Arts and Inks Industry. RAHN also developed lines of additives, oligomers, reactive diluents, and photoinitiators that enhance UV/EB-curing, also known as Energy Curing. Rahn’s EnergyCuring products enable faster curing times which result in quicker production and no use of volatile organic compounds (VOC).
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