ACMO is an acryloyl morpholine. It is a resin for radically curable inks, coatings and adhesives. The product can be described as having low odor, good abrasion and solvent resistance, water soluble and good adhesion properties. The product improves the adhesion onto various substrates such as PVC, polyolefines, polyester and polystyrene. ACMO can be applied to the following applications: screen inks and varnishes; plastic coatings; laminating adhesives; printed circuit boards; and industrial coatings.
Rahn is a global supplier of Coatings additives that enhance UV/EB-curing, also known as Energy Curing. Rahn USA’s EnergyCuring products enable faster curing times which result in quicker production, no use of volatile organic compounds (VOC) which means no emissions, and lower energy consumption. The Rahn Group is a family-owned operation that was established in 1940 by Hans Rahn.
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