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Design and
Performance of Radiation Curable Acrylates with High Renewable Carbon
Content Presented by Jeffrey Klang |
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Abstract Radiation curing technology is widely recognized as a
“green” or sustainable technology because of the avoidance of VOC
emissions and low energy use compared to solvent or water based coating
and printing technologies. The use of radiation curable materials based
at least partially on renewable raw materials brings another level of
sustainability. While renewable based radiation curable materials are
currently being used commercially (primarily in printing inks), there
are many opportunities to design new materials with higher renewable
content and enhanced performance. The properties of new materials with
high renewable content in targeted coating and ink applications will be
discussed. |
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