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Lubrizol Introduces Aptalon W8062 High-Performance Polyurethane Dispersion

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By: Anthony Locicero

Copy Editor, New York Post, Rodman Media

The Lubrizol Corporation announced the commercial availability of Aptalon W8062 high-performance polyurethane dispersion, a new offering from its Aptalon polyamide technology portfolio.

Aptalon W8062 is a water-borne, self-crosslinking resin providing resistance to hydrolysis, a broad assortment of chemicals, and abrasion while imparting very high hardness. Aptalon W8062 is a 1K dispersion specifically designed for high traffic rigors of residential, commercial and sports wood floor coating applications. Aptalon W8062 delivers the impact and abrasion resistance necessary for high traffic applications while maintaining outstanding gloss and finish throughout the service life of the floor.

“Aptalon W8062 delivers exceptional durability and appearance”, said Pete Donati, segment manager, Lubrizol Performance Coatings. “It is an NMP, NEP, and APEO-free resin that consistently delivers a very hard, tough and beautiful finish that coating formulators expect for demanding wood floor applications.”
 

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