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- Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Chemical Group
- Product Line: Elvacite™ Specialty Acrylic Resins
- Product: Elvacite™ Methyl Methacrylate Resins
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings
- Authorized Countries: United States
Elvacite™ 2009
Elvacite™ 2009 is a medium molecular weight methyl methacrylate resin. It provides outstanding barrier properties when used in topcoats and lacquers.
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Specifications
Appearance: Solid beads
Specific gravity: 1.18 @ 25°C
Glass transition temp, onset: 81°C
Molecular weight: 83,000
Inherent viscosity: 0.369 - 0.415
% Moisture: 0.5 (max)
% Methacrylic acid: 0
Primary Chemistry:
Methyl Methacrylate / Ethyl Acrylate Resin
- Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Chemical Group
- Product Line: Elvacite™ Specialty Acrylic Resins
- Product: Elvacite™ Methyl Methacrylate Resins
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings
- Authorized Countries: United States
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United States
Overview
Elvacite™ 2009 is a acrylic resin composed of methyl methacrylate and ethyl acrylate. It has good solubility and is one of the more flexible resins in the methyl methacrylate line of Elvacite™ resins. When formulated into a coating Elvacite™ 2009 produces clear, durable films with outstanding barrier properties. Coatings based on this resin are abrasion resistant, chemical resistant, and will not yellow due to UV exposure. Elvacite™ 2009 can also be used to formulate structural adhesives that have excellent outdoor durability.
Specifications
Appearance: Solid beads
Specific gravity: 1.18 @ 25°C
Glass transition temp, onset: 81°C
Molecular weight: 83,000
Inherent viscosity: 0.369 - 0.415
% Moisture: 0.5 (max)
% Methacrylic acid: 0
Primary Chemistry:
Methyl Methacrylate / Ethyl Acrylate Resin
Features & Benefits
- Excellent barrier properties
- Excellent solubility and softness
- Chip resistance
- UV resistance
- Chemical resistance
Problems Solved
Damage to surfaces caused by exposure to moisture and heat
Yellowing of coatings and inks that is associated to exposure to UV light
Difficulty dissolving acrylic resins in solvent
Applications
Lacquers; Barrier Coatings; Structural Adhesives
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