Reactive monomers
Polymerisable functionality
- Ionic type
- Not a surfactant
- Typical HLB
- N/A
- Foam
- N/A
- Key industries
- Polymers, Resins
Biodegradability: Reactive monomers are intermediates; treat as industrial chemicals, not rinse-off surfactants.
Reactive monomer
Harcryl 1228 is a unique, functional, acrylic monomer consisting of mono and di-phosphate esters of 2-Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate. The ratio of monoalkyl to di-alkyl phosphate allows it to be easily incorporated into a variety of polymer systems. The polarity of Harcryl 1228 provides for application in hydrophilic formulations as well. Our reactive monomers and specialty chemical additives are essential for advanced coating systems and paint formulations.
Harcryl 1228 is inhibited with 400ppm of added hydroquinone.
The phosphate functional group promotes adhesion to a variety of surfaces, reducing the need for pretreatments. Improving adhesion saves time and reduces layers from the coating process. Increased corrosion resistance due to the phosphate functional group reduces the need for additional inhibitors. The acrylic backbone allows Harcryl 1228 to easily incorporate into many coating systems.
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