A polyurethane paint (PU paint) is a hard-wearing, highly-resistant coating used in industrial and architectural coating systems for steelwork, concrete, wood, and other substrates. It is a reaction polymer, a combination of a polyol resin and an isocyanate hardener or curing agent. Essentially, a polyurethane coating is a liquid plastic which dries to form a paint-like film on a substrate. Polyurethane paint provides durability, resistance to chemicals, water, abrasion, and temperature, as well as an attractive glossy finish.
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USAGE
Polyurethane
95%
Polycrylic
79%
FEATURES OF POLYURETHANE PAINTS
- Versatility and ease of use
- Spray, roller, and electrostatic application
- Excellent chemical/physical resistance
- Excellent aesthetic quality
- Excellent transparency
- High solid content
- Formaldehyde-free, extremely low DIS levels
- NMP-free
- APEO-free