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Photocurable Resin Active Amine A150: The “High-Efficiency Green Engine” of UV Materials
Amid the wave of innovation in UV curing technology, Active Amine A150 stands out as a breakthrough additive for UV coatings and UV inks. With its four core advantages—fast curing, excellent anti-yellowing, low odor, and oxygen inhibition resistance—it bridges the gap between high-efficiency production and environmental sustainability.
As a highly efficient photoinitiator, A150 triggers free radical polymerization under UV light, achieving deep curing within 5 seconds (at an energy density ≤50mJ/cm²). This represents a 30% speed improvement over traditional amine-based initiators.
With optimized molecular structures that inhibit benzene ring oxidation, A150 achieves a color difference ΔE <1.2 after 1000 hours of QUV aging (ISO 11341), ensuring crystal-clear durability for over a decade.
With a VOC content of <10g/L (GB/T 23985) and no residual amine odors, A150 meets EU REACH certification requirements, making it safe for food-grade packaging and toy coatings.
Its unique co-initiator synergistic system effectively eliminates oxygen-induced surface curing inhibition, enabling uniform crosslinking throughout the coating thickness in air-exposed environments.
From eco-friendly varnishes for food-grade cartons to anti-yellowing coatings for precision electronics, Active Amine A150 redefines the performance limits of UV curing formulations. With its fast, clear, stable, and efficient properties, it ensures that high-speed production and green sustainability go hand in hand.
| Resin Type | Active Amine A150 |
| Appearance | Transparent viscous liquid |
| Viscosity (mPa.s) | 400~800 (25℃) |
| Functionality | 2 |
| Chrominance (Pt-Co) | ≤100 |
| Acid value (mgKOH/g) | ≤3 |
| Packaging | 20 / 220 (kg) |
| Warranty Period | 180 days |
| Storage | This product should be stored and transported in dark opaque steel drums or containers containing corrosion-resistant and solvent resistant coatings. Leave at least 15% space inside the container filled with air. Packaging should be stored in a cool environment below 35 ℃, and exposure to sunlight is strictly prohibited. |
