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Table of contents
Acrylic resins, solutions,
RC emulsions, and colloids

Joncryl® resins 4

Joncryl resin solutions 5

Joncryl RC emulsions 6

Joncryl colloidal emulsions 9

Polyamide resins and PUR

resin solutions

Versamid® polyamide resins 10

Versamid PUR resin solutions 12

Energy curable systems

Laromer® reactive diluents 13

Laromer oligomers 14

Irgacure® photoinitiators 16

Additives
17
Joncryl additives

Tinuvin® UV absorbers &

light stabilizers
18
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Joncryl® Acrylic Resins

BASF’s Joncryl acrylic resins meet the most stringent formulation requirements of ink and over-
print varnish manufacturers: High molecular weight resins for high pigment loading, high solids
dispersions used in quality inks for film, foil, and paper applications; general purpose, mid-range
molecular weight resins for gloss, resolubility, and drying speed modification for use in inks and
overprint varnishes; very low molecular weight resins used in high gloss overprint varnishes and
label inks.

Product Appearance Non Total Molecular Acid Density Softening Tg Description and Applications
Volatile VOC Weight No. @ 25°C Point (°C)
(%) (% wt) (Mw) (NV) (g/cm3) (°C)

High molecular weight acrylic resin for high quality pigment dispersions. It can also be used for
Joncryl 67 clear 98.6 1.4 13,000 213 1.14 143 73
water-soluble pigment chips where maximum color development and transparency are essential.
A low acid acrylic resin that provides excellent alkaline and water resistance for inks and
Joncryl 586 clear 99.3 0.7 4,600 108 1.13 115 60
overprint varnishes, and is especially suitable for digital inks.
Mid-range molecular weight, film forming, solvent-soluble acrylic resin capable of maintaining
Joncryl 611 clear 99.8 0.2 8,100 53 1.12 112 50
high solids at low viscosity in solvent-based formulations.
General purpose, mid-range molecular weight acrylic resin for water-based inks, pigment
Joncryl 678 clear 98.7 1.3 8,600 215 1.16 165 85
dispersions, and overprint varnishes that promotes gloss, holdout, and resolubility.
Low molecular weight acrylic resin for high solids, low viscosity solutions to enhance gloss,
Joncryl 680 clear 99.3 0.7 4,500 215 1.15 127 67
resolubility, and transfer in printing ink formulations.
Very low molecular weight acrylic resin for high solids overprint varnishes with high gloss and
Joncryl 682 yellow 99.5 0.5 1,700 238 1.16 105 56
excellent holdout.
Low acid value acrylic resin that imparts resolubility and gloss in alkaline-resistant inks and
Joncryl 683 clear 98.0 2.0 8,000 165 1.13 81 75
overprint varnishes.
High molecular weight, high acid value acrylic resin that optimizes the gloss and transparency
Joncryl 690 clear 98.5 1.5 16,500 240 1.07 155 102
of organic pigment dispersions.
Cost-effective, mid-range molecular weight acrylic resin that offers superior value when used
Joncryl 693 clear 99.1 0.7 6,000 205 1.16 140 84
as a component in overprint varnishes or as an ink-extender resin.
General purpose, glycol ether-free(a), low VOC, mid-range molecular weight acrylic resin that
Joncryl ECO 675 clear 99.5 0.5 5,700 222 1.16 141 103 enhances gloss, holdout, and resolubility in low odor inks and overprint varnishes for food
packaging applications.
Low molecular weight, glycol ether-free(a) acrylic resin that provides high solids overprint
Joncryl ECO 684 slightly yellow 99.5 0.5 1,850 243 1.16 122 88
varnishes with excellent gloss and holdout for food packaging applications.
Cost-effective, high molecular weight acrylic resin for high quality pigment dispersions with
Joncryl HPD 671 clear 99.4 0.4 17,250 214 1.14 173 128
very good viscosity stability.
High molecular weight acrylic resin that improves color development and gloss of pigment
Joncryl HPD 696 clear 98.9 1.1 16,000 220 1.16 155 88
dispersions without compromising ink stability.

(a)
The glycol ether level in these products averages less then 0.002 wt%.
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Joncryl® Acrylic Resin Solutions

Resin solutions based on Joncryl SGO resin technology are a convenient and cost-effective
manufacturing alternative to Joncryl solid resins. The Joncryl HPD line of resin solutions allow
ink manufacturers to make pigment dispersions that reduce milling time, are higher in pigment
loading and color development, are viscosity stable and compatible in most water-based ink
systems.

Product Appearance Non Total VOC Molecular Viscosity pH Acid No. Density Tg Description and Applications
Volatile (% wt) Weight @ 25°C (NV) @ 25°C (°C)
(%) (Mw) (cps) (g/cm3)

50% solids, low VOC solution of Joncryl 682 for high solids overprint varnishes
Joncryl 50 clear amber 50.0 0.2 1,700 5,000 8.4 238 1.11 56
that require high gloss and excellent holdout.
34% solids, low VOC solution of Joncryl 678 in water and ammonia for good
Joncryl 60 yellow 34.0 0.5 8,500 5,500 8.5 215 1.07 85
gloss, holdout, and clarity in pigment dispersions, inks, and overprint varnishes.
35% solids solution of Joncryl 678 for gloss, holdout, and resolubility in inks and
Joncryl 61 yellow 35.5 5.7 8,500 3,500 8.3 215 1.06 85
overprint varnishes.
30% solids solution of Joncryl 67 for high pigment loading with either dry
Joncryl 62 clear 30.5 1.4 13,000 4,500 8.3 213 1.06 73
pigment or press cake in inks and overprint varnishes.
30% solids, low VOC solution of Joncryl 67 for high quality dispersions and
Joncryl 63 clear 30.5 0.5 13,000 5,000 8.5 213 1.07 73
printing inks.
General purpose, glycol ether-free(a), mid-range molecular weight acrylic resin
Joncryl ECO 75 clear yellow 33.5 0.2 5,700 2,000 8.5 222 1.07 103
solution for pigment dispersion, low odor ink, and overprint varnish applications.
27% solids solution of Joncryl HPD 671 for cost-effective, heat-resistant, high
Joncryl HPD 71 clear 27.5 0.2 17,250 4,000 8.5 214 1.05 128
quality pigment dispersions with very good viscosity stability.
34% solids solution of a high molecular weight acrylic resin that improves color
Joncryl HPD 96 clear 34.0 0.6 16,000 5,000 8.5 220 1.10 88
development and gloss of pigment dispersions without compromising ink stability.
39% solids solution of a high molecular weight acrylic resin in water and
yellow -
Joncryl HPD 96 MEA 39.0 8.6 16,000 5,000 8.6 220 1.10 86 mono-ethanol amine that improves the color development and gloss of pigment
amber
dispersions with excellent rheology, flow, and stability.
36% solids solution of a mid-range molecular weight acrylic resin for dispersing
Joncryl HPD 196 clear 36.0 0.4 9,200 3,800 8.6 200 1.08 85
organic pigments at high concentrations without compromising stability.
yellow - 41% solids solution of a mid-range molecular weight acrylic resin for dispersing
Joncryl HPD 196 MEA 41.5 7.8 9,200 3,500 8.5 200 1.08 85
amber organic pigments at high concentrations without compromising stability.
High performance resin solution that improves the viscosity and shock stability of
Joncryl HPD 296 yellow 36.3 0.4 11,500 600 8.1 141 1.03 15
highly pigmented dispersions.
Low maintenance, pH-stable, low VOC solution that modifies the resolubility and
Joncryl LMV 7025 clear 31.0 0.4 12,500 1,200 7.3 235 1.06 97
drying speed of Joncryl LMV-based inks.
Low maintenance, pH-stable, low VOC solution that optimizes organic pigment
Joncryl LMV 7085 clear 34.5 0.4 12,500 2,000 7.2 215 1.07 77 dispersions in Joncryl LMV-based inks, producing lower amounts of foam during
pigment grinding.

(a)
The glycol ether level in this product averages less then 0.002 wt%.
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Joncryl® RC Emulsions
The near Newtonian flow characteristics of Joncryl Rheology Controlled (RC) emulsions allow
inks and overprint varnishes to meet the demanding shear stress encountered in high speed
flexographic and gravure printing. In addition, they provide wetting and adhesion as well as
gloss and clarity to inks and overprint varnishes on a wide variety of substrates. The versatile
Joncryl LMV line provides resolubility, pH stability, and improved pressroom efficiency through
savings in ink additives and a reduction in ink waste.

Product Appearance Non Total Viscosity pH Acid Density Tg MFFT Freeze- Description and Applications
Volatile VOC @ 25°C No. @ 25°C (°C) (°C) thaw
(%) (% wt) (cps) (NV) (g/cm3) Stable

Soft film forming acrylic emulsion that provides excellent rub, water, and grease resistance to inks,
Joncryl 74-A translucent 48.5 1.0 700 8.2 50 1.03 - 16 <5 yes
overprint varnishes, and functional packaging coatings.
Hard film forming acrylic emulsion that provides gloss, transparency, and block, rub, and water
Joncryl 77 translucent 46.0 1.0 500 8.3 55 1.05 21 20 yes
resistance to inks and overprint varnishes.
semi- General purpose acrylic emulsion for water-based flexo and gravure inks with good adhesion to
Joncryl 80 48.0 0.7 550 7.8 50 8.80 - 30 <7 yes
translucent flexible films and foils.
Film forming acrylic emulsion, that when neutralized, forms a tough water- and oil-resistant film with
Joncryl 82 translucent 39.7 0.01 400 3.0 59 1.03 - 10 <0 no
excellent adhesion to a wide variety of paper and polyolefin substrates.
General purpose, non-film forming acrylic emulsion that provides gloss and clarity, block resistance,
Joncryl 89 opaque 48.0 0.8 500 8.3 50 1.05 98 > 80 yes
and fast drying properties to overprint varnishes.
semi- Acrylic emulsion that minimizes blushing or whitening in overprint varnish formulations when
Joncryl 98 47.0 0.9 500 8.4 35 1.05 1 5 no
translucent subjected to hot water vapor.
Non-film forming acrylic emulsion that can be coalesced to form an alkali- and detergent-resistant
Joncryl 537 translucent 45.7 0.8 150 9.0 40 1.05 44 42 yes
film for inks, overprint varnishes, and functional packaging coatings.
Non-film forming acrylic emulsion that can be coalesced to form an alcohol- and chemical-resistant
Joncryl 538-A translucent 45.0 1.0 200 9.3 53 1.04 64 65 yes film for inks, overprint varnishes, and functional packaging coatings; can also resist plasticizer
migration.
Heat-resistant, film forming acrylic emulsion that exhibits high gloss and adhesion to treated flexible
Joncryl 585 translucent 44.0 2.0 300 9.1 30 1.07 - 20 <7 yes
films and foils in inks and overprint varnishes.
semi- Mid-range, film forming acrylic emulsion that provides rub and water resistance in inks, overprint
Joncryl 617-A 45.5 0.8 1,300 8.3 50 1.03 7 <5 yes
translucent varnishes, and functional packaging coatings.
General purpose, soft film forming acrylic emulsion for water-based flexo and gravure inks on
Joncryl 624 translucent 48.0 1.1 900 8.2 50 1.05 - 30 <7 yes
flexible films and foils.
Opaque acrylic emulsion that provides hiding power and enhances brightly colored inks on natural
Joncryl 631 opaque 50.0 < 0.1 2,500 7.9 25 1.05 105 > 60 yes
kraft substrates.
Opaque acrylic emulsion that enables the reduction of TiO2 needed in inks for corrugated board
Joncryl 633 opaque 37.0 < 0.1 600 7.2 60 1.05 104 > 50 yes
and other natural kraft substrates.
Hard film forming acrylic emulsion that resists hot scuffing during corrugation of pre-printed
Joncryl 660 translucent 33.0 4.0 400 8.5 203 1.08 27 < 10 yes
linerboard.
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Joncryl® RC Emulsions
Product Appearance Non Total Viscosity pH Acid Density Tg MFFT Freeze- Description and Applications
Volatile VOC @ 25°C No. @ 25°C (°C) (°C) thaw
(%) (% wt) (cps) (NV) (g/cm3) Stable

Film forming, self-thickening acrylic emulsion with good hot-tack properties for heat-seal coatings
Joncryl 750 opaque 50.0 0.2 < 100 5.5 52 1.05 4 <5 no
on paper and paperboard.
Sodium neutralized, non-film forming acrylic emulsion that gives brighter, more intense colors on
Joncryl 1163 opaque 45.5 0.2 1,200 7.1 25 1.03 105 60 yes
newsprint and kraft substrates.
Non-film forming acrylic emulsion that imparts high gloss and holdout, optical clarity, and good
Joncryl 1610 translucent 45.0 0.8 1,100 8.5 69 1.05 92 87 yes
transfer to ink and overprint varnish formulations.
High gloss, hard film forming acrylic emulsion that, when used as a letdown vehicle in inks for paper
Joncryl 1612 translucent 42.5 1.2 850 8.5 140 1.05 40 15 yes and paperboard applications, offers excellent transfer and printability in flexo and gravure inks and
overprint varnishes.
semi- Sodium neutralized, non-film forming acrylic emulsion for inks and overprint varnishes that require
Joncryl 1655 47.5 0.5 480 8.1 50 1.05 108 > 80 yes
translucent no ammonia odor and exceptional flexo and gravure stability on the press.
Soft film forming acrylic emulsion that provides excellent rub, water, and grease resistance in inks
Joncryl 1670 translucent 47.0 0.1 2,000 7.6 57 1.05 -4 <5 yes
and overprint varnishes.
Non-film forming acrylic emulsion that provides low gloss and can reduce the amount of silica or
Joncryl 1680 opaque 45.0 0.1 385 7.5 29 1.03 56 42 no
clay matting agents in inks and overprint varnishes.
Soft film forming acrylic emulsion with no added zinc or other metallic crosslinkers for use in high
Joncryl 1695 translucent 39.2 0.3 700 8.1 120 1.03 - 50 <5 yes
heat-resistant inks and overprint varnishes.
semi- A low foaming, low gassing acrylic emulsion for formulating viscosity-stable aluminum- and bronze-
Joncryl 2136-A 42.0 < 0.1 200 8.0 78 1.03 - 25 <0 yes
translucent based metallic inks.
semi- Hard, non-film forming acrylic emulsion that provides excellent stability and drying speed in inks and
Joncryl 2153 49.0 0.8 700 8.4 50 1.05 75 60 yes
translucent overprint varnishes on paper and paperboard.
High solids, non-film forming acrylic emulsion that provides fast drying and printability in flexo and
Joncryl 2156 opaque 50.0 < 0.1 50 8.3 36 1.50 105 > 80 yes
gravure inks for paper and paperboard.
Hard film forming, low VOC acrylic emulsion with excellent wet and dry block resistance for food
Joncryl 2178 translucent 44.0 < 0.005 800 8.5 66 1.04 42 <0 yes
packaging applications.
semi- Non-film forming acrylic emulsion that provides viscosity-stable printing inks with excellent gloss
Joncryl 2350 47.0 < 0.1 1,200 8.4 77 1.05 75 70 yes
translucent and holdout.
semi- Soft film forming acrylic emulsion that provides early water resistance, gloss, and adhesion in inks
Joncryl 2640 49.0 0.4 500 8.2 52 1.02 - 18 <5 no
translucent for treated polyolefin film applications.
semi- Cost-effective, film forming acrylic emulsion that provides gloss, water resistance, and adhesion in
Joncryl 2646 48.5 0.3 500 8.4 45 1.03 -9 <5 no
translucent inks on HDPE.
semi- Film forming acrylic emulsion that exhibits superior gloss, transparency, and printability in inks on
Joncryl 2660 49.0 0.9 1,100 8.6 45 1.04 13 <5 no
translucent HDPE and aluminum foil.

Joncryl 2664 translucent 43.5 13.8 550 9.3 170 1.03 16 <5 yes Film forming acrylic emulsion for high strength inks used in fine-line anilox printing.
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Joncryl® RC Emulsions
Product Appearance Non Total Viscosity pH Acid Density Tg MFFT Freeze- Description and Applications
Volatile VOC @ 25°C No. @ 25°C (°C) (°C) thaw
(%) (% wt) (cps) (NV) (g/cm3) Stable

Soft film forming acrylic emulsion that provides flexibility and water resistance in inks, overprint
Joncryl DFC 3030 translucent 47.4 < 0.1 1,150 7.9 64 1.04 - 27 <5 yes
varnishes, and functional packaging coatings for food contact applications.
semi- Hard film forming acrylic emulsion that provides rub and block resistance in inks, overprint
Joncryl DFC 3040 46.0 < 0.1 500 8.2 55 1.04 21 11 yes
translucent varnishes, and functional packaging coatings for food contact applications.
Non-film forming acrylic emulsion that provides fast dry and block resistance in inks, overprint
Joncryl DFC 3050 opaque 48.2 < 0.05 850 8.3 49 1.04 99 > 80 yes
varnishes, and functional packaging coatings for food contact applications.
Soft film forming, glycol ether-free(a), low VOC acrylic emulsion with good adhesion and flexibility
Joncryl ECO 2124 translucent 47.3 0.1 1,000 7.9 65 1.04 - 35 <0 yes
for food packaging applications.
Hard film forming, glycol ether-free(a), ultra low VOC acrylic emulsion providing rub and block
Joncryl ECO 2177 translucent 46.0 < 0.1 500 8.2 55 1.05 21 11 yes
resistance and adhesion in inks and overprint varnishes for food packaging applications.
Hard, non-film forming, glycol ether-free(a), ultra low VOC acrylic emulsion providing fast drying,
Joncryl ECO 2189 opaque 48.0 < 0.1 600 8.3 50 1.05 98 > 80 yes gloss, and holdout in inks and overprint varnishes on paper and paperboard for food packaging
applications.
Self-crosslinking acrylic emulsion that has excellent balance of resistance and resolubility in inks
Joncryl FLX 5000-A translucent 42.0 < 0.5 1,000 8.8 90 1.05 <5 no
for bread bags, frozen food bags, and heavy duty bags.
Acrylic emulsion that, when used in combination with Joncryl FLX CL1, provides excellent
Joncryl FLX 5100 slightly yellow 40.0 < 1.0 100 8.2 12 1.05 <5 no
resistance and resolubility in inks for labels, frozen food packaging, and outdoor bags.
Polyurethane dispersion vehicle that provides water-based lamination inks with high bond strength,
Joncryl FLX 5200 opaque 40.0 < 1.0 70 8.0 1.05 - 47 <5 no
very good resolubility, and enhanced print performance.
Film forming acrylic emulsion for maximum heat release and water resistance in inks and overprint
Joncryl HR 1620 translucent 40.0 < 0.4 100 9.6 120 1.04 < 10 yes
varnishes.
semi- High performance, film forming acrylic emulsion that provides rub and water resistance in overprint
Joncryl HRC 1661 47.0 0.3 500 8.3 54 1.02 - 42 <0 no
translucent varnishes.
semi- Film forming, low maintenance, pH-stable acrylic emulsion that provides good water resistance and
Joncryl LMV 7031 47.5 0.6 1,500 7.5 57 1.04 -9 -1 yes
translucent adhesion in flexo and gravure inks.
Film forming, low maintenance, pH-stable acrylic emulsion that provides adhesion and water-
Joncryl LMV 7034 translucent 47.8 0.7 800 7.6 52 1.05 - 30 <0 yes
resistant characteristics in inks for utility bag and other surface-print film and foil applications.
semi- Hard film forming, low maintenance, pH-stable acrylic emulsion that provides film integrity, adhesion,
Joncryl LMV 7040 45.5 0.3 750 7.3 115 1.06 28 <0 yes
translucent and rub resistance in inks for paper, paperboard, and primed foil.
semi- Non-film forming, low maintenance, pH-stable acrylic emulsion that provides fast drying and
Joncryl LMV 7050 47.5 < 0.2 950 7.3 85 1.06 98 80 yes
translucent excellent resolubility in inks for paper and paperboard.
Non-film forming, low maintenance, pH-stable acrylic emulsion that provides high gloss and holdout
Joncryl LMV 7051 opaque 44.5 0.3 450 7.5 115 1.04 98 56 yes
in inks for paper and paperboard.

(a)
The glycol ether level in these products averages less then 0.002 wt%.
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Joncryl® Colloidal Emulsions

Joncryl colloidal emulsions’ low cost-in-use makes them an excellent choice as a letdown resin
for corrugated inks. They can also be used as a dispersion resin for carbon black which makes
it possible to manufacture a black corrugated ink using only one polymer. From low cost brown
box printing to medium quality brand colors, Joncryl colloidal emulsions meet the formulators
need for balance of print properties and economy.

Product Appearance Non Total Molecular Viscosity pH Acid Density Tg MFFT Freeze- Description and Applications
Volatile VOC Weight @ 25°C No. @ 25°C (°C) (°C) thaw
(%) (% wt) (Mw) (cps) (NV) (g/cm3) Stable

General purpose, acrylic colloidal emulsion designed as a sole vehicle

Joncryl 142 opaque 39.5 < 0.005 48,000 25 6.0 130 1.05 10 <7 no for carbon black inks; also recommended as a letdown vehicle for
organic pigment dispersions.

High molecular weight, cost-effective acrylic colloidal emulsion that

Joncryl 646 opaque 40.0 < 0.005 100,000 45 6.0 128 1.07 30 <7 no maintains ink viscosity with a minimal amount of polymer in inks for
corrugated board.

Specialty resin emulsion that, when used as a modifying binder in

100 1.10
Joncryl 652 opaque 50.0 < 0.001 19,900 2.5 136 105 <5 yes water-based inks and overprint varnish applications, improves gloss,
@ 20°C @ 20°C
hardness, and heat resistance.

Low molecular weight acrylic colloidal emulsion designed as a sole

Joncryl 655 opaque 41.5 < 0.005 25,000 19 6.3 128 1.05 25 <7 no vehicle in carbon black inks for paper; also recommended as a letdown
vehicle for organic pigment dispersions.

Low maintenance vehicle, pH-stable, acrylic colloidal emulsion that

provides excellent resolubility and good ink transfer in cost-effective,
Joncryl LMV 7014 opaque 34.0 < 0.1 45,000 < 100 4.0 201 1.08 50 <5 yes
carbon black corrugated inks when used as a sole vehicle; also
recommended as a letdown vehicle for organic pigment dispersions.
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Versamid® Polyamide Resins

Thermoplastic polyamide resins have been successfully used to make plastic packaging inks for
flexographic and gravure printing for more than 20 years. Alcohol-soluble Versamid resins are suit-
able for formulating polyamide-nitrocellulose universal surface printing inks and high solids whites;
cosolvent-soluble Versamid resins are suitable for inks and overprint varnishes that exhibit flexibility,
outdoor durability and adhesion to a variety of substrates; lamination Versamid resins are suitable for
universal laminating inks that exhibit excellent solvent release, smear resistance, flexibility, cohesion
and adhesion to a variety of substrates; and, a thermographic Versamid resin with good melt flow
characteristics suitable for raised type printing.

Product Sustainability Softening Melt Acid Amine Solution NC Applications Description

Point Viscosity Value Value Viscosity Compatible
(°C) @ 160°C (mg KOH/g (mg KOH/g @ 40%
Content (%)

Lamination
Renewable

BRC Index

(cps) max) max) solids

Cold-seal
Release /
Number

(cps)
NAPIM

OPV
Ink
Alcohol soluble

Excellent heat and block resistance. Recommended for alcohol-

Versamid 725 83 80 120 550 5 4 821 yes
soluble, cold-seal release lacquers.

Excellent adhesion to treated films and foils. High viscosity for low
Versamid 728 80 80 110 1,450 2 10 2201 yes
cost inks.

Designed for high solids, all-purpose inks. One of the best resins
Versamid 744 73 70 125 350 6 3 651 yes
for white inks. Excellent block resistance.

Industry standard surface printing resin. Excellent alcohol

Versamid 750 77 80 116 725 3 6 1401 yes
reducibility, gel resistance, adhesion, and gloss.

Acid-terminated version of Versamid 750 with excellent gel

Versamid 754 78 80 116 600 6 3 1051 yes
resistance, adhesion, and gloss.

General purpose polyamide resin with good balance of properties

Versamid 757 77 80 116 400 3 6 801 yes
for high solids pigment dispersions and process printing.

250 max Low solution-viscosity resin. Recommended for ultra high pigment
Versamid 759 78 80 110 12 2 401 yes
@ 120°C concentrates, high solids whites with fast drying speed.

Versamid 795 77 80 125 270 3 4 2801 yes Polyamide resin for excellent solubility in alcohol solvents.

= Suitable
1
Solubilized in 99.5% 1-propanol
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Versamid® Polyamide Resins

Product Sustainability Softening Melt Acid Amine Solution NC Applications Description
Point Viscosity Value Value Viscosity Compatible
(°C) @ 160°C (mg KOH/g (mg KOH/g @ 40%
Content (%)

Lamination
Renewable

BRC Index
(cps) max) max) solids

Cold-seal
Release /
Number
NAPIM (cps)

OPV
Ink
Cosolvent soluble

26 @ Heat-resistant, lower viscosity version of Versamid 930 for

Versamid 917 85 90 135 600 5 5 no
30% solids2 improved performance in cold-seal release lacquers.

Industry standard cosolvent resin with excellent adhesion, water

Versamid 930 90 90 110 2,400 5 5 2002 yes
resistance, and gloss. Suitable for cold-seal release lacquers.

Low viscosity version of Versamid 930 for use where higher solids
Versamid 940 90 90 110 1,500 4 5 1302 yes
are desired.

Versamid 958 89 90 107 2,400 5 5 2302 yes Cosolvent-soluble resin with improved flexibility and gel resistance.

Improved gel resistance and gel recovery. Excellent adhesion to

Versamid 959 89 90 107 1,500 5 5 1602 yes
various substrates, good resistance properties and gloss.

Intermediate viscosity resin with improved adhesion. Useful in

Versamid 963 90 90 110 1,850 3 6 1702 yes
cold-seal release lacquers and low-end laminations.

Cosolvent-soluble resin with good gel resistance and improved

Versamid 967 GR 85 80 107 1,450 4 7 1942 yes
adhesion to films.

Lamination

3,750 @ 75 @ Low solution-viscosity lamination resin, excellent adhesion to

Versamid 971 85 80 141 2 10 no
225°C 20% solids1 multiple substrates, solvent resistance, and high gloss.

7,000 @ 140 @ Industry standard laminating ink resin with excellent adhesion to
Versamid 973 76 80 138 2 10 no
225°C 20% solids1 various substrates, compatible with a broad range of adhesives.

Thermographic polyamide

Exceptional melt flow characteristics, designed for use in

Versamid 1655 89 90 115 300 5 5
thermographic printing products.

= Suitable
1
Solubilized in 99.5% 1-propanol
2
Solubilized in IPA/VM&P naphtha
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Versamid® PUR Resin Solutions

BASF is a global leader in high performance polyurethane resin solutions for packaging inks.
They are suitable for adhesive and extrusion lamination and surface printing inks in flexographic
and gravure applications. They exhibit good solvent release with excellent smear resistance and
adhesive/cohesive strength that can be used on a wide range of film substrates.

Product Urethane Non Volatile Solvents Viscosity NC Tin, TDI Applications Description
Type (%) @ 25°C Compatible Free
(cps)

Surface Inks

Lamination

Retort Inks
Inks
Film forming polyurethane resin solution that provides excellent
21% 1-propanol
cohesion, flexibility, and adhesion to a variety of polyolefin,
Versamid PUR 1010 aliphatic 35 44% n-propyl 850
polyester, polymer coated, and metallized films. Has excellent
acetate
solvent release and good pigment dispersion capability.

Film forming polyurethane resin solution that provides excellent

45% 1-propanol
cohesion, flexibility, and adhesion to a variety of polyolefin,
Versamid PUR 1011 aliphatic 35 20% butyl 1,075
polyester, polymer coated, and metallized films. Has excellent
acetate
solvent release and good pigment dispersion capability.

NC compatible, film forming polyurethane resin solution with

48% 2-propanol
good hardness and heat resistance that exhibits excellent
Versamid PUR 1120 aliphatic 42 10% n-propyl 575
adhesive and cohesive strength in adhesive and extrusion
acetate
laminates.

Retort lamination ink resin solution. Excellent hydrolysis

45% 1-propanol
resistance, adhesion to various barrier films, e.g. SiOx, AlxOx
Versamid PUR 2011 aliphatic 35 20% butyl 1,000
coated polyesters, nylon films, and foils. Excellent pigment
acetate
dispersion capability.

22% ethanol NC compatible, plasticizing-grade, non-migratory polyurethane

Versamid PUR 7132 aromatic 76 2,250
2% ethyl acetate resin solution.

= Suitable
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Laromer® Reactive Diluents

The polymerizable groups of BASF’s Laromer monomers allow them to be used as a cross-
linking component in energy curable inks and overprint varnishes, where they act as reactive
diluents. Cured inks and overprint varnishes formulated with Laromer reactive diluents provide
performance attributes such as good adhesion and film hardness, very good reactivity, fast cure
rate, low shrinkage, and good flexibility.

Product* CAS Number Molar Mass Density Viscosity Level of Stabilizer APHA Color Applications
(approx g/mol) @ 25°C @ 23°C (ppm MeHQ) (max)
(g/cm3) (cps)
Offset Flexo Screen Overprint
Inks Inks Inks Varnish

Laromer DPGDA
57472-68-1 240 1.05 8 350 ± 50 150
Dipropyleneglycol Diacrylate

Laromer HDDA
13048-33-4 230 1.02 6 200 ± 50 150
Hexanediol Diacrylate

Laromer TBCH 84100-23-2

210 0.94 9 200 ± 50 100
4-t-Butylcyclohexyl Acrylate 282-104-8

Laromer TMPTA
Trimethylolpropane 15625-89-5 300 1.10 130 350 ± 50 150
Triacrylate

Laromer TPGDA
42978-66-5 300 1.04 11 350 ± 50 150
Tripropyleneglycol Diacrylate

* All products registered with REACH and TSCA. All other countries, please contact your BASF representative.
superior excellent very good good
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Laromer Oligomers
Section Name
®
Brand ®
BASF offers oligomers for energy curing inks and overprint varnishes. Cured inks and overprint
varnishes formulated with Laromer oligomers provide performance attributes such as good
adhesion, good pigment wetting, high reactivity, good resistance to chemicals, and fast cure rate.

Product* Resin Diluent Functionality Viscosity Hydroxyl Properties Applications Description

Type (content) (calculated) @ 23°C Value
Appearance

Non Volatile

Typical VOC

Weight Mw

Density @
Molecular

Softening
(cps) (approx

Acid No.

(g/cm3)
(% wt)

25 °C

Point

Screen Inks
(NV)

(°C)

(°C)

Digital Inks
mg KOH/g)
(%)

Product Description and Applications

Resistance

Offset Inks
Tg

Flexo Inks
Reactivity
Hardness

Chemical

Overprint
Elasticity

Varnish
Epoxy acrylate
Laromer Partially water-soluble, flexible, and
aliphatic 2.0 600 - 1,200 330
LR 8765 R highly reactive.
Laromer Low viscosity, free of diluents, and
aromatic 2.4 3,000 - 6,000 170
LR 8986 resistant to chemicals.
Laromer 12,000 - Very highly reactive and resistant to
aromatic 2.4 175
LR 9019 20,000 chemicals.
Laromer DPGDA
aromatic 2.4 2,000 - 5,000 150 Diluted version of Laromer LR 9019.
LR 9023 (15%)

Polyester acrylate
Laromer Hard, resistant to chemicals, and low
3.0 4,000 - 8,000 80
LR 8800 odor.
Laromer Free of diluents, low viscosity, low
3.0 2,000 - 5,000 80
PE 44 F odor, and flexible.
Laromer 20,000 - Well-balanced properties with good
3.1 70
PE 56 F 40,000 polymer flexibility.
Laromer 10,000 -
2.6 70 Compatible with nitrocellulose.
PE 9024 30,000
Laromer 2,000 - 4,000 Highly viscous, pronounced elasticity
3.4 60
PE 9079 @ 60°C and toughness.

* All products registered with REACH and TSCA. All other countries, please contact your BASF representative.
superior excellent very good good
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Laromer® Oligomers
Product* Resin Diluent Functionality Viscosity Hydroxyl Properties Applications Description
Type (content) (calculated) @ 23°C Value
(cps) (approx

Screen Inks

Digital Inks
mg KOH/g)

Resistance

Offset Inks

Flexo Inks
Reactivity
Hardness

Chemical

Overprint
Elasticity

Varnish
Urethane acrylate

14,000 - Low yellowing and flexible at room

Laromer aliphatic TPGDA 2.0 10 temperature and temperatures below
UA 19 T (35%) 32,000
0°C.
Laromer aliphatic TBCH 1.7 2,000 - 15,000 6 Extremely flexible, best strain-stress
UA 9072 (30%) @ 60°C behavior.
Polyether acrylate
Laromer ethoxylated 3.0 50 - 100 10 Low viscosity, low yellowing, and low
LR 8863 TMP-triacrylate odor diluent.
Laromer 2.6 120 - 190 50 Lower viscosity version of Laromer PO
LR 8967 43 F, good surface cure.
Laromer amine-modified 2.9 50 - 90 30 High reactivity, very low in color and
LR 8996 viscosity.
Laromer 2.4 200 - 400 100 All-purpose resin, resistant to
PO 43 F chemicals.
Laromer amine-modified 2.9 1,000 - 3,000 120 Very high reactivity, versatile resin.
PO 77 F
Laromer amine-modified 3.5 300 - 600 55 Very high reactivity and good pigment
PO 94 F wetting.
Special energy curable
Contains NCO- and UV-reactive
Laromer dual cure, aliphatic 2 + 2 NCO 1,000 - 1,400 x x x x groups within one molecule. Can be
LR 9000 urethane acrylate used as an adhesion primer on plastic
substrates.
Laromer modified polyether 3.0 45,000 - 25 x x x Excellent pigment wetting properties,
LR 9013 acrylate 70,000 low in shrinkage.
Laromer nano-modified Contains 50% non-crystalline nano-
PO 9026 polyether acrylate 1.5 600 - 1,500 x x x x x silica, improves scratch resistance in
overprint varnishes and inks.
Low extractables
Laromer amine-modified 3.5 300 - 600 55 x x x x Suitable for low migration packaging
LEX 94 F polyether acrylate applications.
Laromer ethoxylated TMP- 3.0 50 - 100 10 x x x x Suitable for low migration packaging
LEX 8863 triacrylate applications.
Laromer amine-modified Suitable for low migration packaging
2.9 50 - 90 30 x x x x x
LEX 8996 polyether acrylate applications.

* All products registered with REACH and TSCA. All other countries, please contact your BASF representative.
superior excellent very good good
x = Contact your BASF representative for formulation assistance.
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Irgacure® Photoinitiators
Selecting the correct photoinitiator or photoinitiator combination is critical to achieve the desired
curing speed and balance of properties. BASF offers a broad range of highly effective photoini-
tiators for energy curable inks and overprint varnishes that provide performance attributes such
as excellent solubility in acrylate monomers, low yellowing, low odor/low migration, and surface
cure and through cure properties.

1
formerly Darocur®
Product Chemistry3 Physical Solubility Properties Applications
Form (%) Inks Printing Plates 2
formerly Lucirin®

Overprint Varnish
butyl Laromer ®
Laromer

Imaging Offset

Photo Polymer
Low Migration

UV LED Curing
Non Yellowing
Low Volatility,
acetate HDDA TPGDA
3
A AK: Alpha amino ketones

Laser Direct
AHK: Alpha hydroxy ketones

Low Odor
APO: Acyl phosphine oxides

(395 nm)

Screen

Digital
BDK: Benzyl dimethyl ketones

Offset

Flexo

Flexo
BP: Benzophenone
CP: Cationic photoinitiator
Irgacure 369 AAK solid 11 5 6 MTL: Metallocene
PG: Phenylglyoxylate
Irgacure 379 AAK solid 30 24
Irgacure 907 AAK solid 35 25 22 Very well suited
Irgacure 184 AHK solid > 50 > 50 43 Well suited
Suited
Irgacure1 1173 AHK liquid > 50 > 50 > 50
Irgacure 2959 AHK solid 3 <1 5 = Applies
Irgacure LEX 201 AHK liquid > 50 > 50 > 50
Irgacure 2022 AHK/APO liquid > 50 > 50 > 50
Irgacure 500 AHK/BP liquid > 50 > 50 > 50
Irgacure 819 APO solid 6 9 5
Irgacure 2100 APO liquid > 50 > 50 > 50
Irgacure1 4265 APO liquid
Irgacure2 TPO APO solid 25 20 15
Irgacure TPO-L
2
APO liquid > 50 > 50 > 50
Irgacure 651 BDK solid > 50 30 32
Irgacure BP
1
BP solid > 50 40 37
Irgacure 270 CP solid
Irgacure 784 MTL solid 10 10 5
Irgacure 754 PG liquid
Irgacure1 MBF PG liquid > 50 > 50 > 50
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Joncryl® Additives
BASF additives are used to enhance the performance of surface printing ink and overprint varnish formu-
lations. Joncryl wax emulsions improve rub and scuff resistance with minimal loss of gloss. Joncryl FLX
CL1 crosslinker and Zinc Oxide Solution #1 improve the chemical and heat resistance of water-based
formulations.

Product Appearance Non Total Wax Viscosity pH Density Melting Freeze- Description and Applications
Volatile VOC Particle Size @ 25°C @ 25°C Point of Wax thaw Stable
(%) (% wt) (µm) (cps) (g/cm3) (°C)

Large particle size polyethylene wax dispersion that

opaque
Joncryl Wax 4 40 < 0.005 4.00 1,000 9.0 0.94 110 imparts rub and scuff resistance to water-based inks at
emulsion
low use levels.

Small particle size polyethylene wax emulsion that

translucent improves rub resistance of water-based inks, overprint
Joncryl Wax 26 25 3.3 0.05 10 9.8 0.99 130 no
emulsion varnishes, and functional packaging coatings with no
significant loss of gloss.

Small particle size polyethylene wax emulsion that

improves rub resistance of inks, overprint varnishes,
Joncryl Wax 28 tan emulsion 34 3.5 0.08 50 9.2 1.00 132 no
and functional packaging coatings with no significant
loss of gloss.

Small particle size, very low VOC polyethylene/paraffin

wax emulsion for water shedding, heat release, and
Joncryl Wax 120 tan emulsion 34 < 0.005 0.08 400 9.0 0.98 56 no
low COF in overprint varnish and functional packaging
coating formulations.

Polymeric carbodiimide to be used with Joncryl FLX

slightly turbid
Joncryl FLX CL1 60 40 400 1.05 yes 5100 to formulate inks suitable for alkaline-resistant
liquid
labels, frozen food bags, and outdoor bags.

Zinc ammonium carbonate solution for aqueous inks,

clear, water- overprint varnishes, and functional packaging coatings
Zinc Oxide Solution #1 15 < 0.005 5 11.4 1.22 yes
white solution where improved heat resistance and film hardness are
desired.
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Tinuvin® UV Absorbers & Light Stabilizers

Signs, graphics, magazines and packaging are sometimes overlacquered with In addition, the varnish itself can be protected against light degradation (cracking,
an overprint varnish to improve durability. BASF offers a broad selection of UV loss of gloss, delamination, etc.) by the addition of Tinuvin hindered amine light
absorbers (UVA) that can easily be incorporated into water-based, solvent-based, or stabilizers (HALS) in the formulation. Alternatively, they can be added directly into
energy curable overprint varnish formulations. Due to broad spectral coverage and the ink formulation to help protect the colorant and binder against photo-oxidation,
very high extinction, Tinuvin UVA’s provide excellent performance and photostability which will also increase the lifetime of the image.
by filtering harmful UV light and protecting the underlying image against fading.

Product Physical Melting Solubility/Miscibility Applications Description

Form Range @ 20°C (g/100g)
(°C)

ethyl Cellosolve* acetate /

methyl amyl ketone /

butyl Cellosolve* acetate

methyl ethyl ketone

Overprint Varnish
butyl Carbitol* /
xylene / methyl
isobutyl ketone
mineral spirit /

butyl acetate /
ethyl acetate

Digital Inks

Adhesives
UV Curing
Texanol**

Sealants
toluene

water
2-(2-hydroxyphenyl)-Benzotriazole UVA (BTZ)

> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 An ideal UVA for photographic applications where initial yellowing must be kept to a
Tinuvin 171 liquid < 0.01 minimum.
> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 na

14 34 25 15 14 3.5 Extended UVA with good photopermanence that improves exterior durability.
Tinuvin 328 solid 79 - 83 < 0.01
33 27 14 16 25 10

> 50 30 > 30 10 UVA for medium to high exterior durability. Ideal in solvent-based inks.
Tinuvin 928 solid 109 - 113 < 0.01
na na 30 9.5

na > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 Excellent spectral coverage in UVA and UVB region. Easily incorporates into water- and
Tinuvin 1130 liquid < 0.01 solvent-based inks.
> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50

na UVA with a high degree of photostability over long periods of light exposure to help
Tinuvin P solid 128 - 132 < 0.01
3.5 protect a wide variety of polymers.

2-Hydroxyphenyl-s-triazine UVA (HPT)

na > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 For high durability requirements in exterior applications.
Tinuvin 400 liquid < 0.01
> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50

na 4.3 Extremely high extinction coefficient. Especially suited for use in silver halide
Tinuvin 460 solid 93 - 102 < 0.01 photographic papers or overprint varnishes.
5.7 3.2

Note: For EB cure applications, use light stabilizer packages as needed.

For UV cure applications, please contact your BASF representative to assist with photoinitiator and light stabilizer package optimization.
*Cellosolve and Carbitol are trademarks of The Dow Chemical Company.
**Texanol is a trademark of the Eastman Chemical Company.
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Tinuvin® UV Absorbers & Light Stabilizers

Product Physical Melting Solubility/Miscibility Applications Description
Form Range @ 20°C (g/100g)
(°C)

ethyl Cellosolve* acetate /

methyl amyl ketone /

butyl Cellosolve* acetate

methyl ethyl ketone

Overprint Varnish
butyl Carbitol* /
xylene / methyl
isobutyl ketone
mineral spirit /

butyl acetate /
ethyl acetate

Digital Inks

Adhesives
UV Curing
Texanol**

Sealants
toluene

water
Hindered amine light stabilizers (HALS)

> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 Low basicity, amino-ether (NOR) HALS wth low volatility that provides protection
Tinuvin 123 liquid < 0.01 against color changing.
> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50

10 na 10 Antioxidant-functionalized HALS that provides protection against thermal- and

Tinuvin 144 solid 146 - 150 light-induced degradation.
na 9 na

> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 Multi-purpose HALS for various applications.
Tinuvin 292 liquid < 0.01
> 50 > 50 > 50 > 50 > 50

na
Tinuvin 770 DF solid 81 - 85 < 0.01 HALS with indirect food contact approval.
24

NEAT additive preparations for water-based applications

Tinuvin 99-DW liquid Solvent-free UVA; ideal for water-based formulas.

Tinuvin 123-DW liquid Non-basic amino-ether HALS. Ideal for non-basic water-based systems.

For low color, low migration; ease of incorporation into water-based formulas. Excellent
Tinuvin 400-DW liquid spectral coverage when combined with Tinuvin 479-DW.

Tinuvin 477-DW liquid For water-based application with excellent absorbance in the UVA region.

For water-based applications with extremely high extinction coefficient for the highest
Tinuvin 479-DW liquid durability requirements. Specifically suited for overprint varnish applications.

High performance UVA, non-reacting HALS blend with broad spectral coverage for high
Tinuvin 5333-DW liquid
durability requirements.

Note: For EB cure applications, use light stabilizer packages as needed.

For UV cure applications, please contact your BASF representative to assist with photoinitiator and light stabilizer package optimization.
*Cellosolve and Carbitol are trademarks of The Dow Chemical Company.
**Texanol is a trademark of the Eastman Chemical Company.
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