ECOPOL LB-64 is a monocomponent hybrid organic-inorganic fluorinated polyurethane dispersed in butyl acetate solvent, which undergoes cross-linking in the presence of moisture and drying. This product stands out for its resistance to abrasion, ink repellence, cigarette burns, and stains like coffee, while also exhibiting resistance to steam, high temperatures, and stability against UV radiation. It serves as an excellent hydrophobic and oleophobic coating and it has a high adhesion to inorganic surfaces. ECOPOL LB-64 is particularly recommended as a final coating for materials highly exposed to corrosion or erosion, such as aluminum (and other metals), high-pressure laminates (HPL), wood, and glass, among others.
Ecopol Tech is a supplier of specialty polymers and encapsulated actives for the paints and coatings industry. They have R&D expertise and are able to overcome challenges in polymer chemistry and encapsulation. The company ensures that its products/services comply with its high quality and safety standards.
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