SpeedCure VLT is a highly reactive photoinitiator based on fluorinated diaryl-bis-cyclopentadienyl titanium complex for radical polymerization of unsaturated resins upon exposure to visible light (daylight) or UV light. It is especially suited for the curing of photopolymers for imaging, specialty adhesive and information storage applications. SpeedCure VLT also acts as an effective sensitizer for diaryliodonium type cationic photoinitiators and can therefore be used to promote cure of cationic formulations with visible light. SpeedCure VLT can be described as photobleaching and can be used to produce very thick coatings. Best results are obtained when oxygen is excluded from the resin system during curing.
Sartomer Americas manufactures a complete line of high performance acrylic monomers and oligomers suitable for formulating energy efficient Coatings. Suggested applications include coatings for automotive, electronics, paper, plastic, and wood. These products are UV/EB curable, peroxide curable, amine curable, and can enhance the performance of two-part epoxy/amine coating systems.
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