ABchimie DVU Urethane Thinner
Harmonization Code : 3208.20.90 | Paints and varnishes that are dispersed or dissolved in a non aqueous medium
Main features
- Formulated for urethane‑based conformal coatings
- For dip coating and spray coating applications
- Consistent, stable solvent composition
Product Description
ABchimie DVU is a solvent specifically formulated for use with urethane‑based conformal coatings, particularly optimized for compatibility with UVP63 coating. It is designed for dilution during dip and spray coating processes and can also be used as an effective cleaning agent for equipment and tools. DVU complies with REACH and RoHS regulations.
Product Key Features
- Specially formulated for urethane‑based conformal coatings
- Ideal diluent for dip coating and spray coating applications
- Optimized performance with UVP63 urethane coating
- Consistent, stable solvent composition for controlled viscosity adjustment
- Fully compliant with REACH and RoHS regulations
Applications
- Dilution of urethane conformal coatings for spray application and dip coating processes
- Removing uncured or partially cured urethane coating residues
- Use in PCB manufacturing and conformal coating operations
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TDS, SDS & Technical Documents
- DVU TDS
- DVU SDS
Technical Specifications
General Properties
Additional Information
Instructions for Use
Spray Coating
When solvent based coatings are sprayed, the higher pressure at the nozzle forces the solvent within the coating to evaporate. To avoid a too quickly curing of coating during spraying, thinner is necessary. The thinner DVU must be used in proportions between 1:1 and 1:3. A too weak dilution makes “coton candy” effect. In this case, add more thinner. After mixing, wait 2 minutes before spray.
Dip Coating
DVU may be used to maintain the viscosity of urethan conformal coatings in open tanks used in dip coating processes. Over time the solvent within the coatings evaporates, increasing the viscosity of the coating, and giving a thicker coating. This solvent loss must be replaced to maintain the correct viscosity to give an economical coating thickness. In most systems it is sufficient to measure the viscosity of the coating once per week.
