Polyisocyanate Sunicure 75 is an aromatic polyisocyanate based on toluene diisocyanate. Form supplied is approximately 75% in ethyl acetate. Sunicure 75 can increase the resistance of the bonds to heat, oil, plasticisers and many solvents. It also offers good adhesion to many materials, especially plastics. This product is used in producing coatings for furniture, parquet flooring, metal, paper, plastics and mineral substrates. It can be used to bond many materials, such as wood, metal and plastic. The pale inherent color of Sunicure 75 permits its use in bonding transparent plastic films for packaging.
Suny Chem is a supplier of specialty chemicals used in the Graphic Arts & Inks industry. Established in Yantai China in 1995, it is dedicated to providing quality ingredients. Suny Chem’s offerings include Maleic Acid, Ketone, Epoxy, Polyolefin, Acrylic, and Polyamide Resins, EGDA, Chlorinated Polypropylene, Leveling Agents, PGDA, Water Based Ink Pigments, Ink Jet Pigments, and UV Ink Pigments.
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