Danquinsa DANCOLL® W155 PU dispersion

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Danquinsa DANCOLL® W155 PU dispersion
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polyurethane, TP
Material Notes:	DANCOLL_W155 is an aqueous, soft aliphatic polyurethane dispersion with good crosslinking characteristics. This product achieves dry films without thermoplasticity. DANCOLL_W155 is used as a paint-, finish- and coating binder as well as a dispersion for textile impregnation and textile equipment. Application: DANCOLL_ W155 serves as a binder for paints, coatings, textile laminations and finishes. For the two component processing we are recommending the crosslinking with our aqueous crosslinker DANCURE 101. The tested applications of DANCOLL_ W155 are: Textile impregnations and textile equipments Ground- and top coatings for leather- and textile coating. Leather binder blended with acrylate dispersion. PVC finishes, printing inks and synthetic coatings finishes. Mixings with DANCOLL_ 148-56 for textile finishes, especially for glazable Information provided by Danquinsa GMBH
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Available Properties

Density, DIN 51.757, dispersion
Density, DIN 51.757, polymer content
Solids Content, DIN 53.189
Particle Size
pH, DIN 53.785
Brookfield Viscosity, RVT
Storage Temperature
Hardness, Shore A, DIN 53.505, Micro-hardness
Tensile Strength, DIN 53.504
Elongation at Break, DIN 53.504
100% Modulus, DIN 53.504
200% Modulus, DIN 53.504
Melting Point, not cross linked
Melting Point, cross linked, KOFLER
Softening Point, KOFLER
Shelf Life

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