Water-Based Acrylic Modified Epoxy Resin RD-610H is a water-based modified epoxy resin that appears as a water dispersion. This product has been diluted with de-ionized water and has protective, decorative performance, excellent adhesion and mechanical features. It is stable to high shear speed and can be directly used in grinding. It finds application in primer and self-priming top coatings for hardware and auto parts, and can also be combined with waterborne amino resin to make baking coatings.
Anshan Runde Fine Chemicals Co., Ltd. is a supplier of curing agents used in the Paint & Coatings industry. Committed to high quality and affordability, this organization offers a wide range of products including TGIC and HAA curing agents for polyester powder coatings, glycoluril crosslinker TMMGU, epoxy curing agents, levelling agents, gloss agents, wrinkle catalysts, and acrylic resins.
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