BYK-3560 is a silicone-free and fluorine-free surface additive for increasing the surface energy in aqueous, solvent-borne, UV-curable, and high-solid systems. It increases the surface energy of cured coatings overall, especially the polarity. This enables the improved adhesion of subsequent layers such as paint, laminating foils, adhesives, and printing inks. The cured coating is also wetted more effectively, producing an excellent leveling of the subsequent coating. In addition, BYK-3560 also improves the leveling of the system in which it is being used.
BYK has an established history of innovation such as being the first additive manufacturer to begin using Controlled Polymerization Technology (CPT), launching the first rheology-modified wax emulsion, and being one of the first companies to use nanotechnology for improving Coatings properties. BYK invests approximately 7.5% of its earnings in R&D—three times more than the industry average.
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