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DEGREE 100A |
DEGREE 110V |
DEGREE 280A |
DEGREE 40E |
DEGREE 90F |
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'A' family coatings are urethane-acrylic polymers. As
such they have excellent aging performance to heat and
light conditions, humidity and accept color components
with brightness and clarity. Adhesion is excellent to a
wide variety of substrates (film, paper, cloth, glass).
In the tighter versions the DEGREE xxxA coatings are
inkjet receptive with good water resistance. Paint
adhesion is superior for paint mask products. The A
coatings are most ubiquitous in their applications.
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'V'
family of coatings are vinylacrylic polymers. Developing
fast cure and good release performance against solvent
and hotmelt adhesives makes these coatings the preferred
choice for economical, general purpose paper tapes. The
'V' coatings can also be made to very 'loose'
performance for low ATB values against aggressive
adhesives.
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'E'
family of coatings are preferred for wide spectrum
inkjet receptivity and rapid ink setting. The E polymers
are among the first products useful in selfwound release
coatings with this high degree of inkjet receptivity.
Self-wound printable labels (postal readdress, indexed
product labels) are now possible with E series coatings
- eliminating the waste and cost of release liners!!
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'F'
family of coatings are fluorochemical release systems.
These are used in medical, high repellent surfaces, and
other applications where the cost of fluorochemical
release can be tolerated.
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