Atrepur U41/65 BA is a medium oil urethane modified alkyd resin, consisting of high quality fatty acid and butylacetat, suitable for the production of forced drying and air drying primers and lacquers with good flexibility and adhesion. Atcoat alkyd resins are based on natural raw materials like fatty acids, plant, and animal. Atrepur U41/65 BA has an oil length of 41, a solid of 65%, and a viscosity of 17 to 33 dPas.
Atcoat production is distinguished by its highly technological and automated production system as well as a skilled, qualified and coordinated production team. The systems for the production of consolidated powder polyester, solvent-based, liquid alkyd resins and polyester, and alkyd emulsions are separate from each other so that any kind of contamination can be avoided and compromises to the system design do not need to be found. Their products have a variety of applications for the paint and coating industry including UV curing varnishes, paints, and lacquers.
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