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Benefits of Waterborne UV Coatings

These products require a shorter flash-off time after application, before the surface can be exposed to UV light. The next coat can then be applied. This may be a conventional waterborne product or an additional coat using a waterborne UV-curing product.

Aqualight is a safe, rapid-drying UV system. It simplifies handling, enhances the end result, and creates the right conditions for a better environment.

With Aqualight, we have overcome the limitations of conventional UV products. There is a logical explanation. Aqualight quite simply combines the potential of new UV technology with the application flexibility of waterborne technology. This produces a finish and surface resistance fully comparable with conventional finishing techniques.

One of the main advantages of Aqualight is the greater freedom it gives for finishing a broad range of surfaces, whether profiled or planar. With Aqualight on your application line, results will be consistently good: beautiful, strong and resistant surfaces – down to the smallest detail.

Aqualight is a fine symbol of the high priority we give the environment. Aqualight contains only small amounts of solvents, sparing the environment from unnecessary emissions. Machines and other line equipment can be cleaned with water, which can then be recycled in the production process.

No organic solvents means cleaner air. Aqualight gives a safer, more pleasant working environment.

With Aqualight, we have effectively eliminated the risk of skin irritation. This has been demonstrated by impartial toxicological tests conducted by, among others, Scantox in Denmark Aqualight helps avoid unnecessary allergies and skin problems.

Aqualight can be applied in existing facilities with only minor adjustments. You often gain valuable space and manage with little or no investment in new equipment. Easier handling and shorter curing times also mean time gains. You can increase production per unit of time and make it more cost-effective.


Post time: Aug-07-2026