Hitac Adhesives and Coatings RA-42W
- CASE Ingredients Functions
- Release Agent
- Chemical Family
- Polyurethanes (PU)
Hitac Adhesives and Coatings RA-42W is a water based release coating and low adhesion backside (LAB) designed for tapes with paper as a substrate.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Liquid
- Solution
Product families
Applications
- Tape & Label Adhesives
- Other Tapes Labels & Adhesives
- Tapes & Labels
Product Families
- Functional Additives
Other characteristics
- Functions
- Release Agent
- Carrier
- Water
- Markets
- Adhesives & Sealants
- Printing & Packaging
- Appearance
- Milky Liquid, Milky Liquid
- Technology
- CASE Ingredients
- HIGHLIGHTS
RA-42W is a water-based release coating and low adhesion backside (LAB) designed for tapes with paper as a substrate. Provides an easy-to-moderate release from adhesives that are based on acrylic, natural rubber, SBR or SIS block copolymers. Typical tape backings used with RA-42W are latex-impregnated crepe and flat papers. RA-42W are ready to use or maybe diluted with water to 20-40% total solids, depending on the paper, adhesive, and coating method that you choose. Coating methods include Mayer rod, rotogravure roll, knife over roll, and various slot/roll configurations. The recommendation for laboratory evaluation for a saturated crepe is as follows: Draw down the emulsion as is, or dilute with water using a #6 Mayer rod and dry in air oven at 100-150°C for 5 minutes or until dry. Dry coating weights may be in the 1-10 g/sm range depending on the paper's porosity and degree of crepe and adhesive. In plant scale operations, release properties develop by flashing off the water at 120-175ºC (250-350°F) for 2-10 seconds, depending on web speed, oven length, drying air temperature and velocity, and oven configuration.
- Unwind Adhesion Value
BASED ON PREMIUM OPP PACKING TAPE WITH SIS-BASED PSA
- Compatible Substrates and Surfaces
- Paper
Technical data
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2 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Total Solids | 40-42 | % |
| pH | 8 | — |
