Ottopol KX-101 is a translucent hydroxyl functional cationic acrylic emulsion polymer. It will cross-link at room temperature with polyisocyanates and epoxy silanes. This combination formulates the fastest and most resistant coating. The ambient curing happens very quickly, in 15 minutes the film will have excellent water resistance. Allowing the film to cure for four hours will result in a film that has over 100 double rubs acetone resistance and also resists staining. Detergents and cleaners will not remove this film. Ottopol KX-101 is still in the experimental stage.
Gellner Industrial is the leading producer of water-based acrylic polymers. Their extensive background in specialized manufacturing procedures and their product expertise provides the customer with quality assurance and a total product conformance. Their polymers possess hardness and adhesion qualities that aid in the bonding to a vast array of substrates. They also provide amazing resistance characteristics to any type of exposure, whether it be alkaline cleaners, water or chemicals.
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