Sacryl 678 is a water base solid acrylic resin that is telomerized by acrylic, methyl acrylate. It has good alkali solubilty It can be adjusted to be a dispersing connection for ink and a leveling brightening modifier for overprint varnish after caustic neutralizeration through ammonia water or organic amine. It is mainly used for water-base ink, overprinting varnish, and synthetic emulsion. It can also can be used as a dispersing agent for paint pigment, printing color paste, and adhesives.
Suny Chem is a supplier of specialty chemicals used in the Graphic Arts & Inks industry. Established in Yantai China in 1995, it is dedicated to providing quality ingredients. Suny Chem’s offerings include Maleic Acid, Ketone, Epoxy, Polyolefin, Acrylic, and Polyamide Resins, EGDA, Chlorinated Polypropylene, Leveling Agents, PGDA, Water Based Ink Pigments, Ink Jet Pigments, and UV Ink Pigments.
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