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Hauthane L-3790

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Hauthane L-3790 is a water-borne, UV-curable, polycarbonate-based polyurethane dispersion. Features: Excellent chemical- and stain-resistance. Superior humidity resistance. Forms durable, films under ambient or force-dried conditions. APEO-free. Fast water-release properties. Contains dipropylene glycol dimethylether (DMM) co-solvent.

Chemical Family: Polyurethanes (PU)

End Uses: Top Coat

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Wood

Features: Abrasion Resistance, Chemical Resistance, Excellent Weatherability, Good Release Properties, Humidity Resistance, UV Resistance

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  • L-3790 may be applied by spray or gravure methods.
  • Films must be dried completely before UV energy cure.
  • UV irradiation is required to attain optimal film properties, but un-cured coating films are durable enough for handling prior to curing.

Properties

Physical Form
Physical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Solids34 - 36%-
Viscosity50 - 500 cps-
pH7.5 - 10.0--
Density8.8lbs/gal-
Softening Point (uncured)290°F-
Softening Point (cured)500°F-
VOC Content (as supplied)75gm/l-
VOC Content (less water)192gm/l-
Sward Hardness (after UV-curing)64--

Technical Details & Test Data

Curing
  • L-3790 must be air-dried, or oven dried (temperature: 150 - 170° F; dwell time: 10 minutes) to remove water from the film prior to UV exposure.
  • A photo-initiator must be incorporated into the coating formulation for effective curing.
  • See starting point formulations for suggestions. Exposure guidelines: MPMA lamp - 300 watts/in² , 2.0 - 3.0 second dwell time.