WL-AD3940 is a water-based hydroxylated acrylic dispersion. It is designed for formulating high-performance, waterborne two-component polyurethane (2K PU) coatings when cured with either solvent-based or water-based isocyanate crosslinkers. This resin is particularly recommended for topcoats on diverse metal substrates.
WL-AD3940 hydroxyl acrylic resin enables the production of cost-effective 2K PU systems when paired with solvent-based (oil-borne) curing agents. Moreover, it serves as a direct replacement for Bayhydrol A2470 in applications where cost constraints are significant.
Key Features:
l Excellent compatibility with solvent-based isocyanate curing agents.
l Outstanding water resistance.
l Extended application period (pot life).
Item |
Value |
Detection method |
Appearance |
Milky white liquid |
Visual inspection |
Non-volatile matter (%) |
44±2 |
GB/T 1725-2007 |
Viscosity (mPa·S) |
200-3000 |
GB/T 21059-2007 |
PH |
7.5~8.5 |
GB/T 9724-2007 |
hydroxyl value(%) |
3.9 |
Based on solids |
The viscosity of the product is affected by the pH value, as the pH value increases, the viscosity and thixotropy will increase.
Curing Agent Preparation:
Dilute the solvent-based curing agent to 60-70% solids using a suitable co-solvent (e.g., BGA, PGDA, or a 1:2 ratio blend of PMA and DBE).
Mixing Procedure:
Combine the base resin (main agent) and the prepared curing agent.
Mix thoroughly using a pneumatic or electric stirrer to ensure complete homogenization.
Water Dilution Limit:
Water addition should be strictly limited: A maximum of 5% (recommended) to 10% of the base resin weight is permissible.
Exceeding this limit may significantly reduce the coating's final gloss.
Stability Note:
Due to inherent instability risks during the grinding process, which can negatively impact paint stability, incorporating resin directly into color paste grinding is not recommended.
The table below presents key performance characteristics of coating films formulated with WL-AD3940 and a solvent-based curing agent.
Item |
WL-AD3940/TPA100 (Diluted by BGA) |
25℃/35% outdoor corridor Under breeze conditions |
60min |
Surface drying time 14.5℃/60% outdoor corridor Under medium and high humidity conditions |
120min |
Water resistance at room temperature |
15 days |
Pencil hardness (baking) |
H |
Bending resistance (mm) |
<1 |
Impact (front/back cm kg) |
50/50 |
Effective opening period at 35℃ |
4h |
WL-AD3940 is a high-hydroxy acrylic resin offering outstanding chemical and physical resistance. Its extended pot life makes it particularly suited for high-temperature and low-humidity operation environments, as well as continuous application on large substrates.
The coating delivers exceptional leveling, high-gloss finish (>94.2 at 20°), and excellent fullness with outstanding clarity. It exhibits stable color matching performance and validated overall properties.
WL-AD3940 is a water-based hydroxylated acrylic dispersion. It is designed for formulating high-performance, waterborne two-component polyurethane (2K PU) coatings when cured with either solvent-based or water-based isocyanate crosslinkers. This resin is particularly recommended for topcoats on diverse metal substrates.
WL-AD3940 hydroxyl acrylic resin enables the production of cost-effective 2K PU systems when paired with solvent-based (oil-borne) curing agents. Moreover, it serves as a direct replacement for Bayhydrol A2470 in applications where cost constraints are significant.
Key Features:
l Excellent compatibility with solvent-based isocyanate curing agents.
l Outstanding water resistance.
l Extended application period (pot life).
Item |
Value |
Detection method |
Appearance |
Milky white liquid |
Visual inspection |
Non-volatile matter (%) |
44±2 |
GB/T 1725-2007 |
Viscosity (mPa·S) |
200-3000 |
GB/T 21059-2007 |
PH |
7.5~8.5 |
GB/T 9724-2007 |
hydroxyl value(%) |
3.9 |
Based on solids |
The viscosity of the product is affected by the pH value, as the pH value increases, the viscosity and thixotropy will increase.
Curing Agent Preparation:
Dilute the solvent-based curing agent to 60-70% solids using a suitable co-solvent (e.g., BGA, PGDA, or a 1:2 ratio blend of PMA and DBE).
Mixing Procedure:
Combine the base resin (main agent) and the prepared curing agent.
Mix thoroughly using a pneumatic or electric stirrer to ensure complete homogenization.
Water Dilution Limit:
Water addition should be strictly limited: A maximum of 5% (recommended) to 10% of the base resin weight is permissible.
Exceeding this limit may significantly reduce the coating's final gloss.
Stability Note:
Due to inherent instability risks during the grinding process, which can negatively impact paint stability, incorporating resin directly into color paste grinding is not recommended.
The table below presents key performance characteristics of coating films formulated with WL-AD3940 and a solvent-based curing agent.
Item |
WL-AD3940/TPA100 (Diluted by BGA) |
25℃/35% outdoor corridor Under breeze conditions |
60min |
Surface drying time 14.5℃/60% outdoor corridor Under medium and high humidity conditions |
120min |
Water resistance at room temperature |
15 days |
Pencil hardness (baking) |
H |
Bending resistance (mm) |
<1 |
Impact (front/back cm kg) |
50/50 |
Effective opening period at 35℃ |
4h |
WL-AD3940 is a high-hydroxy acrylic resin offering outstanding chemical and physical resistance. Its extended pot life makes it particularly suited for high-temperature and low-humidity operation environments, as well as continuous application on large substrates.
The coating delivers exceptional leveling, high-gloss finish (>94.2 at 20°), and excellent fullness with outstanding clarity. It exhibits stable color matching performance and validated overall properties.