Hauthane HD-2334 is a co-solvent free, high solids, flame-retardant, aliphatic, polyurethane dispersion. It was designed for use as a coating or finish for synthetic textile fabrics that must have permanent flame-retardancy. Low add-on levels of HD-2334 will enable synthetic fabrics to pass various FR tests including NFPA-701, MVSS-302 and others. The film properties of HD-2334 also provide a stiff hand and excellent molding/pleating properties. Due to its aliphatic composition, excellent UV resistance is also exhibited.
Hauthaway is a producer of polyurethane polymers and compounded finishing materials for applications in the Architectural and Industrial Coatings industries. Hauthaway's wide range of water-based polyurethane dispersions provide formulators options for compounding coatings for wood flooring, concrete flooring, automotive interior plastics, leather seating, and flame retardant finishes for textiles.
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