Sartomer to present innovations at RadTech Europe

New LED-curable liquid thioxanthone to provide better solubility

October 13, 2021

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Sartomer will introduce the latest developments and technical advancements at RadTech Europe

Experts from Sartomer, part of the coating solutions segment of Arkema, will introduce the latest developments and technical advancements that improve the performance of 7UV/LED/excimer and EB-cured materials at the RadTech Europe online event 19–20 October 2021.

Magdalena Doherty, general manager at Sartomer EMEA

“We are once again eager to participate in RadTech Europe to introduce our most recent resins and photoinitiators for energy-curable systems,” said Magdalena Doherty, general manager at Sartomer EMEA. “In addition to discussing innovative offerings that enable exceptional freedom of performance design, our scientists are presenting on the latest technological developments for UV, LED, excimer, and EB curing.”

Sartomer’s featured products

Sarbio high-performance acrylate oligomer and monomer resins based on renewable raw materials to help our customers meet their sustainability goals.

Structured urethane acrylate resins, a new class of acrylated urethane oligomers to help enhance and expand end properties of cured materials, together with a fast time-to-market development concept.

New specialty low-migration photoactive liquid resin designed for indirect food contact applications. Ideal for flexible packaging, direct to pack, labels, and folded carton and board. A new formulation approach will be introduced using photoactive acrylate via photoinitiating moieties into the resin backbone.

New LED-curable liquid thioxanthone photoinitiator Speedcure LTX enables high photoinitiator/resin compatibility and provides better solubility than traditional solid photoinitiators. It features very desirable overall properties and is particularly suitable for low-viscosity applications.

Specialty oligomers and monomers for UV/LED/EB and excimer-curable coatings. Performance advantages of this technology include special surface effects such as ultra-gloss or matte effects. These materials are ideal for automotive, construction, flooring, and other demanding consumer goods applications.

Resins enhance the dielectric performance of conformal coatings, which are thin, transparent polymeric coatings applied to the surface of printed circuit boards and other electronic components. These resins provide performance advantages, including protection from the end-use environment, adhesion to substrates and electronic components, low dielectric loss, and improved mechanical properties.

N3xtDimension building blocks and additives for UV-curable 3D printing, a unique toolbox of specialty oligomers, monomers, cationic resins, and photoinitiators, as well as the possibility to tailor-make solutions to customers’ specific needs. A focus on developing easier characterization methods for elasticity and evaluation of new elastomer materials will be introduced.

Technical Conferences

Deep Matte and Soft Touch Coatings via Excimer Curing: Monomers and Oligomers Selection Guide

Xavier Drujon, Tuesday, 1500-1530 hrs IST

Dielectric Performance of UV-Curable Chemistries for Conformal Coatings

Neal T. Pfeiffenberger and Saeid Biria, Tuesday, 1900-1930 hrs IST

High-Performance (Meth)acrylic Resins for 3D Printing

Noémi Feillée, Wednesday, 1330-1400 hrs IST

Strategies Towards Reduced Migration Potential in Graphic Arts

Kévin Demoulin, Wednesday, 1400-1430 hrs IST

A New Liquid Photoinitiator for LED Curing

Richard Plenderleith, Wednesday, 1730-1800 hrs IST

Unique Label-Friendly, High-Performance Methacrylate Solutions for Consumer and Industrial Applications

Liza Marasinghe, Wednesday, 1800-1830 hrs IST

Structured Urethane Acrylates and the Use of Controlled Polymer Architecture to Tailor Material Properties

Donald Herr, Wednesday, 1900-1930 hrs IST

To register for RadTech, click here.

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