LIOCRYL AM 920 is an aqueous, self-crosslinking pure acrylic emulsion with free hydroxyl groups and fine particle size. It is solvent- and plasticizer-free. The emulsion is particularly suitable for the formulation of aqueous 1-pack and 2-pack wood paints and furniture varnishes. For the purpose of 2 C paints Liocryl AM 920 can be combined with Liopur polyurethane dispersions. The emulsion can be used wherever high chemical resistance, plasticiser resistance and non-yellowing properties are required.
Synthopol Chemie Germany is a developer and manufacturer that supplies artificial resins for the Paint and Coatings industry. This company combines their innovative product developments with state-of-the-art facilities to create standard binding agents, acrylic resins, alkyd resins, dispersions, radiation-curing resins, and more. These raw materials have all been tried and tested to meet requirements.
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