SpeedCure 7010-L is a 40% active liquid polymeric Norrish Type II photoinitiator of the polymeric thioxanthone family. SpeedCure 7010-L provides long wavelength sensitisation of appropriate photoinitiators, depth cure, low odour and low migration when used at 0.1-10 wt% and combined with an amine synergist in UV and LED curable formulations.
Lambson Group Ltd. remains at the forefront of developing and producing novelty and high-performance photoinitiators particularly effective in the UV graphic art and inks industry. Through their various and valuable Speedcure photoinitiator product range, Lambson can offer complex solutions to specific needs of many applications within the printing industry (offset, flexo, screen printing, inkjet, LED curing, low migration, etc.)
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