Aliphatic Amine Curing Agent BH-WEC-101B

Product Features

1. Contains Primary Amine Functional Groups: The primary amine functional groups in BH-WEC-101B confer high reactivity, enabling it to quickly react with epoxy resins and accelerate the curing process. This rapid curing feature not only improves construction efficiency but also shortens waiting times, making it ideal for flooring projects that require quick delivery.

2. Fast Curing Speed: The quick reaction performance of this curing agent allows for surface drying and curing in a short time, providing reliable support and protection for flooring systems while ensuring uniformity and excellent mechanical properties of the coating.

Technical Parameters

· Appearance: Pale yellow transparent liquid

· Active Content: 73%

· Active Hydrogen Equivalent Weight (AHEW): 115 g/eq

· Viscosity: 400 ± 100 mPa.s

Application Areas
BH-WEC-101B is widely used for curing waterborne epoxy emulsions, especially in the primer and intermediate coatings of waterborne epoxy floor paints. Whether in industrial workshops, commercial buildings, or public facilities, this curing agent provides excellent curing effects, ensuring the floor coatings possess good wear resistance, chemical resistance, and durability.

Product Advantages

· Rapid Curing: The high reactivity of primary amine functional groups enables outstanding rapid curing capability, significantly enhancing construction efficiency and suitable for time-sensitive projects.

· Excellent Adhesion: In waterborne epoxy systems, BH-WEC-101B forms a good bond with substrates, ensuring the adhesion and long-term stability of the coating.

· Easy to Operate: This curing agent's medium viscosity and high active content make it easy to handle and mix, suitable for large-scale construction projects.

Usage Recommendations
It is recommended to mix BH-WEC-101B strictly according to the recommended ratios for the waterborne epoxy system to ensure optimal curing results. During mixing, maintain good stirring uniformity and avoid prolonged exposure to air to prevent a decline in curing agent performance. Due to the fast curing speed of this agent, it is advisable to plan operational steps before construction.