Radiation Curing

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Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2009-01-01
Publisher(s): Elsevier Science Ltd
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Summary

Radiation curing is the fastest growing technology in the inks and coatings industries. It is being widely discussed in numerous publications and conferences and is being used or at least tested in all possible industrial applications. When asked to write a comprehensive work on radiation curing, the authors realized that the need was not for a theoretical treatise but a book that could be helpful to a large number of readers in their day-to-day work. The objective they attained was to link theory and practice in a reference guide for formulators in the field of radiation curing. The book is also intended for students and young professionals in coatings and printing inks with no previous experience of radiation curing. In addition to the fundamental principles, therefore, there is also guidance in the selection of raw materials. The Troubleshooting chapter summarizes approaches to solving problems that may arise during the manufacture and processing of radiation curable systems. The focus is on 100 % liquid coating systems that are radically or cationically curable by UV or electron beam radiation. Technologies that are still relatively unimportant are beyond the scope of this book and are discussed only briefly.

Table of Contents

Introduction
Definition
Main differences compared to conventional coatings
Advantages and disadvantages
EB versus UV curing
Historical development
Market figures and main applications
Basics of radiation curing technology
UV curing technology
Electron-beam technology (EB curing)
Summary and comparison of the different radiation curing technologies
Raw materials
Components of radiation curable coatings and printing inks
Photoinitiators and photosensitizers in UV curing
Monomers and oligomers
Special radiation curable systems
Additives
Colorants
Radiation sources
UV radiation technology
Areas of application
Wood coatings
Overprint varnishes
Pigmented printing inks
Other industrial and automotive coatings
Adhesives
Electronics and telecommunication
Others
Outlook
Special test methods
Characterization of raw materials and uncured formulations
Testing of the curing process and the cured film 7 Environmental and occupational protection 8 Trouble shooting
Properties of the liquid coating/ink
Curing behavior and mechanical properties of the cured coating/ink
Appearance of the cured coating/ink
Sensorial properties of the cured coating/ink
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