Hauthane HD-2602 is an aliphatic, silicone-modified, polyester-based, water-borne polyurethane dispersion. It was designed primarily for topcoat applications where slip and abrasion resistance properties are required. HD-2602 contains a non-fugitive silicone component that provides low surface tension characteristics on flexible and rigid substrates including plastics, metals and textiles. HD-2602 may be used as a sole vehicle or blended with acrylic emulsions for spray or rotogravure applications. Rheology modifications can be made with associative thickeners for alternative application methods.
Hauthaway is a producer of polyurethane polymers and compounded finishing materials for applications in the Architectural and Industrial Coatings industries. Hauthaway's wide range of water-based polyurethane dispersions provide formulators options for compounding coatings for wood flooring, concrete flooring, automotive interior plastics, leather seating, and flame retardant finishes for textiles.
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