Published 1999 | Version v1
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UV curable release coating and adhesive formulations containing vinylethers

  • 1. International Specialty Products, Wayne (United States)
  • 2. GE Silicones, Waterford (United States)

Description

Vinylether monomers offer unique properties for UV/EB curing due to their efficiency as reactive diluents and their ability to undergo both cationic homopolymerization and free-radical copolymerization. The benefits derived from the inclusion of vinylethers into commercial UV-curable epoxysilicone formulations include viscosity reduction, improved cationic photoinitiator miscibility, and lower costs. The addition of up to 60 wt.% of monovinylethers to epoxysilicone systems maintains the release performance, resulting in high-performance coatings and valuable cost savings. On the other hand, divinylethers may be used to impart a controlled release behavior to the epoxysilicone systems. Vinylethers may also be used in the formulation of acrylate-free pressure-sensitive adhesives and laminating adhesives. In this paper, we have first elucidated the advantages offered by the inclusion of vinylethers in UV curable release coatings, followed by a discussion of UV curable pressure-sensitive and laminating adhesive formulations based on vinylethers

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Conference Proceedings of RADTECH ASIA '99. Radiation Curing: the technology for the next millenium

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research, MINT
Imprint Place
Bangi (Malaysia)
Imprint Title
Conference Proceedings of RADTECH ASIA '99. Radiation Curing: the technology for the next millenium
Imprint Pagination
552 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 190-208
Report number
INIS-MY--034

Conference

Title
7. international conference on Radiation Curing
Acronym
RADTECH ASIA '99
Dates
24-26 Aug 1999
Place
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)

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18 refs, 14 figs, 6 tabs