HYDRAN™ UX series

Sustainable

It can be used for paper applications that
reduce consumption of petroleum resources and reduce environmental impact.

DIC Original

A composite of DIC's synthetic rubber latex resin and water-based polyurethane resin.
By combining them, it is possible to express functions different from those of blend systems.
In addition, bleeding of low-molecular-weight components can be
suppressed as this resin is emulsifier-free.

You want to reduce your use of plastic,
but are concerned that replacing plastic with paper might make it more susceptible to water and oil?
HYDRAN™ UX series solves this problem by providing water and oil resistance simply
by being applied to the paper.

3 reasons to choose HYDRAN™ UX series

1

Creates a sloped structure by simply applying it to paper.

Two different components are combined into the same particle: urethane resin (PUD),
which has excellent adhesion and penetration into paper, and latex resin (Lx),
which has no hydrophilic groups and has excellent water and oil resistance.
When coated on a paper base material, the low polarity Lx migrates to the surface (air layer)
and the high polarity PUD migrates to the base material surface, creating a slopedfunction.

Creates a sloped structure by simply applying it to paper
Creates a sloped structure by simply applying it to paper
Creates a sloped structure by simply applying it to paper
2

It becomes water and oil repellent simply by applying it to the paper.

When coated on a paper base material, the low polarity Lx migrates to the surface (air layer)
and the high polarity PUD migrates to the base material surface, creating a sloped function.
This creates a highly concentrated Lx layer on the surface that repels water and oil.

It becomes water and oil repellent simply by applying it to the paper.
It becomes water and oil repellent simply by applying it to the paper.
It becomes water and oil repellent simply by applying it to the paper.
It becomes water and oil repellent simply by applying it to the paper.
3

Heat-sealing properties are achieved on a wide range of substrates simply by applying it to paper.

When heat is applied, the PUD melts and develops sealing properties. Normally, a sealant must be selected based on the base material to be used, but by utilizing the properties of both PUD and Lx, a wide range of base materials can be adhered with a single sealant.

Heat-sealing properties are achieved on a wide range of substrates simply by applying it to paper.

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