Surkopak® 5311, based on ethyl acetate / IP, is a plasticizing polyurethane resin that is intended for nitrocellulose based inks and coating systems. Surkopak® products are available in a choice of hardness and plasticizing effects, which can be applied to both rigid and flexible substrates. It is a harder version of SP 5323.
BIP (Oldbury) Ltd. is a supplier of thermoset moulding materials, textile chemicals, and paper chemicals. The company is renowned for its patented urea-formaldehyde resins, and their products are distributed worldwide. Their products can be used in textile processing, paper manufacture and coating, adhesives, thermoset mouldings, and inks, among other applications.
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