Peelable urethane paint!
The Haimex 6500 series is a water-based polyurethane coating that forms a self-adhesive film. After application and drying, it creates a transparent film that achieves high elasticity on the surface (resistant to tearing and scratching). 【Applications】 Temporary protection of material surfaces (prevention of scratches and dirt) *When the film is no longer needed, it can be peeled off and disposed of. 【Features】 - The formed film has toughness and flexibility. - After peeling, there is very little residue left on the material surface. - It can accommodate complex 3D shapes. - There is minimal yellowing due to UV exposure, and coloring is possible upon request. - Being water-based, it has a low impact on materials and is environmentally friendly. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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<Regarding Adhesion to Materials> Good adhesion: ABS/PS/PMMA/PE/PP/PET/glass/iron Fair adhesion: PVC/aluminum (requires a film thickness of 60μm or more) <Usage Instructions> Clean the surface of the material thoroughly. ⇒ Apply using a brush, spray, or dipping method. ⇒ After application, dry at the desired temperature and time.
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In 1920 (the 9th year of the Taisho era), Heisei Yoko began by importing organic rubber chemicals (vulcanization accelerators and anti-aging agents) from Bayer in Germany and selling them to Japanese rubber companies. Today, together with two affiliated companies—Koyo Sangyo Co., Ltd., which mainly handles rubber and resin products, and H & K Co., Ltd., which manufactures polyurethane products such as adhesives and casting agents—we have established a collaborative system known as the Heisei Group. We provide unique materials and ideas specific to the Heisei Group across a wide range of fields, not only in the chemical industry but also in electronics, machinery, automotive, and construction.
