Speedcure 5070 is a low migration formulated photoinitiator created for food packaging related applications of UV flexographic, offset and screen printing inks where low migration as a main characteristic is mandatory, but can be used in applications where low odour and migration are necessary in troublesome cure colours like black. This transparent yellow to amber liquid can be applied to UV Flexo, offset, screen and UV printing inks.
Sartomer Europe is a world-wide leader in the production of oligomers, monomers, methacrylates and specialty acrylates for a wide array of applications. These include flexible to very hard coatings as well as outdoor and interior coatings. They have also produced an epoxy system for marine coatings. They provide, for their customers, world-wide access to service, manufacturing and technology. This allows for a reliable supply of one-of-a-kind solutions which results in routinely high marks in excellence for their services and their products.
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