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Anionic vs. Non-Ionic Waterborne Latent Curing Agents: What Is the Difference in Water-Based Sealed Curing Agents?
What Is a Waterborne Latent Curing Agent?CR-40S and CR-2820: Key DifferencesWhat Makes CR-40S Different?What Makes CR-2820 Different?Which Properties Should You Compare?Where Can These Products Be Used?How Should You Choose Between CR-4...
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Non-Ionic Waterborne Latent Curing Agent CR-40S
CR-40S is a waterborne latent curing agent that can coexist stably for a long time with resins containing active groups (hydroxyl, carboxyl, amino, epoxy, etc.) at room temperature. After heat treatment at 110–120 °C, the released -NCO ...
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Anionic Waterborne Latent Curing Agent CR-2820
CR-2820 is a waterborne latent curing agent that can coexist stably for a long time with resins containing active groups (hydroxyl, carboxyl, amino, epoxy, etc.) at room temperature. After heat treatment at 110–120 °C, the released -NCO...
Category: Water-based Sealed Curing Agent