CYCAT® 296-9 Catalyst is an unique, phosphoric acid derivative "mild" catalyst developed to accelerate the cure of Cymel amino resins at normal baking temperatures, and to permit the cure of clear finishes and enamels within relatively low temperature ranges. Coatings containing CYCAT® 296-9 catalyst, may be cured on low temperature bake schedules to the same hardness as similar uncatalyzed systems which require higher temperatures. Since the corrosion resistance of finishes containing high levels of catalyst may be lessened, the resistance properties should be carefully checked.
Allnex is a leading producer of coating resins and additives for industrial, protective, automotive and special purpose coatings and inks, a.o. They also supply materials to the construction, composites and manufacturing markets. With 33 manufacturing facilities, 23 research and technology support centers and 5 joint ventures, Allnex group is present on four continents and serves customers in over 100 countries. They are recognized as a specialty chemicals pioneer and offer an extensive range of products including innovative liquid resins and additives, radiation cured and powder coating resins and additives and crosslinkers for use on wood, metal, plastic, and other surfaces. Our products cater to multiple end-user segments, including Automotive, Industrial, Packaging Coating and Inks, Protective, Consumer Electronics & Industrial Plastics and Specialty Architectural.
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