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| Features
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Alkaline soluble styrene-acrylic resin
Good pigment dispersion
Excellent ink transfer and printability
High gloss
Good Compatibility with Soluryl emulsions
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| Typical Properties
| | Appearance | Clear Pellet | | Molecular Weight | 7,000 | | None Volatiles, wt% | >98 | | Acid Number, mgKOH/g | 218 | | Tg, °C | 120 | | Density, g/ml | 1.124 | | Softening Point, °C | 155 |
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| Typical Properties
| Soluryl-70 is compatible with most common emulsions.| | Emulsion : Soluryl-70 | | Emulsion | 3:1 | 1:1 | 1:3 | | Soluryl R-90/90G | C | C | C | | Soluryl R-9061 | C | C | C | | Soluryl R-20 | C | C | C | | Soluryl R-20B | C | C | C | | Soluryl E-80F | C | C | C | | Soluryl E-8040 | C | C | C | | Soluryl RX-20/30 | C | C | C | | Soluryl SX-1420 | C | C | C |
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| Typical Properties
| The following formulations are offered as starting points of making resin solutions. The resin should be cut under atgitation by high-speed mixers. Although Soluryl-70 will dissolve ant room temperature, the solution process can be greatly accelerated by use of warm water up to 70°C| Soluryl-70 | 33.0 | 30.0 | 33.0 | | DW | 59.1 | 62.8 | 63.4 | | Ammonia Water (28%) | 7.9 | - | - | | Monoethanolamine | - | 7.2 | - | | Potassium Hydroxide | - | - | 7.2 | | pH | 8.5 | 8.7 | 8.4 | | Viscositity, cps | 780 | 450 | 500 |
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| Typical Properties
| | Soluryl-70 is not formulated to contain any hazardous or regulated materials such as lead, cadmium, mercury and chromium compounds. And raw materials for Soluryl-70 and our manufacturing process od not includ any hazardous or regulated materials. In addition, Soluryl-70 is complaiant with FDA regulation 21CFR 175.105, CFR 175.300, 21CFR 175.320, 21CFR 176.170, 21CFR 176.180. |
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The information given herein and other otherwise supplied to users is based on our general experience and where applicable, on the results of tests on samples of typeical manufacture. However, because of the many factors which are outside knowledge and control, which can effect the use of these products, users must rely on their own judgement and we cannot accept liability for any injury, loss or damaage resulting from relicance upon such information.
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