CN9101 is a 100% reactive, allylic functional aliphatic oligomer. CN9101 can be used in low temperature or photocured free radical polymerizations as a latent initiator or crosslinker to overcome surface tack due to air inhibiton. CN9101 can be used as a crosslinkerinitiator in 2-component peroxide cure coatings at ambient or elevated temperature. Tack-free dry times in 3 - 12 hours at ambient or 10-40 minutes at 65 to 120 °C are attainable. Coatings with good hardness development and good chemical resistance are produced.
Suggested applications include: adhesives and peroxide cure adhesives, cast polymers, coatings and high solids peroxide cure coatings, composites, and open molding composites.
Sartomer USA, LLC manufactures a complete line of high performance acrylic monomers and oligomers for the Graphic Arts and Inks Industry. These are peroxide curable, UV/EB curable, amine curable, and can enhance the performance of two-part epoxy/amine coating systems and can be used for a wide range of applications, including electronic inks, inkjet inks, litho, and screen inks.
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