Ancamine® 1618 curing agent is a low-colour, low-viscosity, modified cycloaliphatic amine intended for ambient or low-temperature curing of liquid epoxy resins. It gives high-gloss films that are resistant to a variety of chemicals. These properties make it ideal for formulating floorings, maintenance coatings, tank linings, and secondary containment linings. Its very low colour and good colour stability make it appropriate for clear and pastel shade coatings.
The Evonik Crosslinkers Business Line offers a broad range of products and competences for coatings and adhesives, as well as for high-performance elastomers, civil engineering and composites. Besides products based on isophorone chemistry the portfolio contains a full toolbox of amine curing agents for ambient and heat cure applications. The products are mainly used in industrial applications due to the mechanical strength, durability, chemical resistance and excellent adhesion properties. Our experienced technical specialists have an in-depth understanding of your market requirements and are able to provide the right level of technical service and support you need.
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