Ottopol K-23 is an alkali resistant cationic acrylic copolymer emulsion. It is designed for use as a grinding and letdown vehicle for waterbased flexographic and rotogravure inks. It is also suitable for use as an overprint varnish. The emulsion characteristics provide higher solids and better gloss. Positive charge allows inks and coatings made with Ottopol K-23 to have exceptionally good adhesion to plastic films such as polyethylene, PVC, polyester, and polystyrene.
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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