Deuteron MM 659 is a matting agent and soft-feel additive ideal for UV curing systems. Deuteron MM 659 does not spoil the transparency of UV curing lacquer systems due to its composition. The coating surfaces obtained by using MM 659 show excellent burnishing and mar resistances. The use of Deuteron MM 659 also imparts coatings with the haptic quality of soft touch or soft feel. In general, the additional use of waxes, PTFE or similar products is not necessary.
P.A.T. Products is a distributor of a wide range of specialty chemicals, plastics, and raw materials. They combine high quality products, excellent technical support, and superior logistical and customer service in order to satisfy their customers. The company operates in many industries, including adhesives and sealants, inks, coatings, composites, industrial chemicals, and more.
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