Polyester Actylate SP 300 is a self initiation prepolymer without photo-initiator that is designed to prevent yellowing, extraction, and residual odors after curing. Common applications of this product include PVC floor coatings, ABS coatings, and food packaging. Polyester Actylate SP 300 is 100% polymer solid by weight with a viscosity of 500-4,000 at 60℃.
Soltech Ltd was established in 1999 in Korea with headquarters, R&D center and factory for the development, manufacturing and marketing of our special UV/EB curing Oligomers to worldwide market. They are one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of UV/EB curing Oligomers, specializing in urethane acrylates including water based urethane acrylate, polyester acrylate, epoxy acrylate and some unique additives such as slip & leveling agent, amine synergist and adhesion promoter. Some of their products are commonly used in applications such as plastic coatings, inks, clear coatings, vinyl flooring, and hard film coatings.
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