Vinyl Resin Application Guide
Vinyl resins are widely used in inks, coatings, adhesives, and surface treatment systems. Due to differences in molecular structure and functional modification, each grade offers unique advantages in adhesion, chemical resistance, film formation, and processing performance.
The following guide summarizes the common applications and recommended substrates for Sinfeng and Hanwha vinyl resins as a reference for product selection.
Ink Applications
| Application | Recommended Grades | Application | Recommended Grades |
|---|---|
| Gravure Inks | MVAG, PG-HC |
| Screen Printing Inks | MVAG, MVOH, VMA |
| PVC Inks | MLC-14-55, MLC-10-80 |
| Paper Inks | LC-40 |
| Reflective Inks | MVAG |
| UV Inks | TLC-40/43, PG-HC |
Coating Applications
| Application | Recommended Grades |
|---|---|
| Wood Coatings | MVAG, MVOH |
| Toy Coatings | MLC-14-55, MLC-10-80 |
| Plastic Coatings | MVAG, PG-HC |
| Automotive Refinish Coatings | MVAG |
| UV Coatings | TLC-40/43, PG-HC |
| UV Varnishes | TLC-40/43, PG-HC |
| Can Coatings | VMA |
Adhesive and Surface Treatment Applications
| Application | Recommended Grades |
|---|---|
| PVC Adhesives | LC-40, MLC-10-80 |
| Leather Treatment Adhesives | MLC-14-55, MLC-10-80 |
| Hot Stamping Foil Primers | VAMA, VMA |
| Coil Nail Adhesives | VAMA |
| EVA Primers | VMA |
| PU Color Chips | LC-40, MLC-14-55 |
| PU White Ink Systems | LC-40, MLC-14-55 |
| Peelable Coatings | MLC-10-80 |
Recommended Grades by Substrate
| Substrate | Recommended Grades |
|---|---|
| PET | MVAG, MVOH, PG-HC |
| PVC | MVAG, MVOH, PG-HC, TLC-40/43, VAMA, VMA |
| ABS | MVAG, MVOH, VAMA, VMA |
| PC | VMA, TLC-40/43 |
| PA | MVAG, VAMA, VMA |
| Aluminum Foil | VAMA, VMA |
| Tinplate | VAMA, VMA |
Hanwha binary vinyl copolymers are widely used in adhesives, inks, coatings, and overprint varnish systems.
| Application | CP-430 | CP-450 | CP-710 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adhesives | ★ | ★ | ★ |
| Printing Inks | ★ | ★ | ★ |
| Industrial Coatings | ★ | ★ | ★ |
| Overprint Varnishes | ★ | ★ | ★ |
| Flooring Coatings | ★ |
Conclusion
The selection of vinyl resin depends on application requirements, substrate type, and processing conditions. Different grades provide varying levels of adhesion, chemical resistance, film-forming properties, and durability. By choosing the appropriate resin grade, formulators can optimize the performance of inks, coatings, adhesives, and surface treatment systems.
For more information about specific grades and technical data, please visit JUYEE’s Vinyl Resin product pages or contact our technical team.
