Speedcure EAQ is a Type II photoinitiator that absorbs in the UV spectrum at 330 nm. In the presence of a hydrogen donor, highly reactive donor radicals are formed, which are capable of initiating the polymerisation process efficiently. This pale yellow powder cures without an amine-type hydrogen donor and has its effectiveness raised by the presence of oxygen. It is used in curing resists and printing inks that are acid treated post-cure.
Lambson Group Ltd. remains at the forefront of developing and producing novelty and high-performance photoinitiators particularly effective in the UV graphic art and inks industry. Through their various and valuable Speedcure photoinitiator product range, Lambson can offer complex solutions to specific needs of many applications within the printing industry (offset, flexo, screen printing, inkjet, LED curing, low migration, etc.)
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