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Media various functional filler dispersion liquid

What are various functional filler dispersion liquids (development products) for UV cationic/anionic/frontal polymerization epoxy/oxetane/vinyl ether media?

Thermosetting resins such as epoxy resins are commonly used for adhesives and sealants in electrical and electronic applications, but the majority of these cure through heat, which limits the range of applications. In addition to thermal curing reactions, epoxy resins have long been polymerized through cationic UV curing. Recently, with the development of excellent photobase generators, anionic UV curing and frontal UV curing have also been put into practical use. Furthermore, oxetanes can be synthesized through ring-opening polymerization caused by acids generated during cationic UV curing. Cationic/anionic/frontal polymerization offers faster curing compared to thermosetting and achieves comparable physical properties. Additionally, it has advantages such as being unaffected by oxygen inhibition like radical polymerization and having a low shrinkage rate. It is also possible to cure deep within thick films.

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Liquid glycol/polyol medium various functional filler dispersion liquid

We provide products that uniformly disperse various functional fillers in liquid diols/polyols using a monomer as the medium.

Features: - Various functional fillers are uniformly dispersed in a liquid diol/polyol medium, and stability over time is also good. - By using a dispersion of various functional fillers in a liquid diol/polyol medium for reactions (curing) with isocyanates, it becomes possible to design various solvent-free functional materials.

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