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Electrophoretic Polyurethane Coating Required





Q. We are looking for an electrophoretic polyurethane coating system that is UV resistant.

It should be able to be dyed brass, gold, copper etc.

I have heard they exist with very good UV resistance and after approval testing, we would be looking to use large quantities of chemicals.

Polyurethane is chosen from advice, but please correct us if we have been mislead.

The coating should be flexible and suitable for a 10 micron application.

Mark Bradey
lead co., Rotherham, England
1998


A. Izolat is Bulgarian private company for production of fiberglass sleeves with polyurethane and silicone lacquers.

Dear sirs, our company is looking for polyurethane lacquer with good adhesion for impregnation or coating of fiberglass textile.The lacquer after vulcanization most be a flexible and have a hardness to Shore-50 max.If you offer temperature cured or two component lacquers we need some more information details. We're looking forward your answer.

Yours faithfully,

Jordan Pentchev
manager- Bulgaria. Rousse
1999

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PU lacquer was tarnished by vulcanization

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Q. Hello Sir,

I'm working in an accessory garment company which is facing a big problem with lacquering on brass zippers. We are using 2-part PU lacquer to finish our product which be required polished and protection from corrosive. Our customers sewed the brass zippers on shoes then it was vulcanized for 90 mins, 120 °C. Hence the zippers were tarnished.

I'm trying to use another lacquer ( Nitrocellulose ) to solve it but I need some advice which one is suitable with our process to protect the bright brass surface and chemical coating surface (patina, Tin, oxidation coating, etc.)

I greatly appreciate your advice. Thank you!

Son Nguyen
- Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
July 6, 2016




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