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DPGDA Reactive Diluent for UV Wood Coatings

CAS Number: 57472-68-1

Dipropylene glycol diacrylate (DPGDA) is a difunctional reactive diluent widely used in UV-curing wood coating formulations to reduce viscosity while maintaining crosslink density and cure speed. It provides a balance of flexibility and hardness in cured films, with good adhesion to wood substrates. DPGDA is one of the most commonly used reactive diluents in UV wood floor and furniture coatings.

Technical Specifications

purity≥96%
appearanceColorless to pale yellow liquid
flash point>100°C
molecular weight242 g/mol
viscosity (25°C)10–20 mPa·s

Applications

  • UV wood floor coating formulations
  • UV furniture panel spray coatings
  • UV roller coatings for wood boards
  • UV-curable wood sealers and primers
  • UV printing inks for wood substrates

Key Features

  • Difunctional: balances viscosity reduction and crosslink density
  • Good skin adhesion and low skin irritation potential
  • Fast cure response with standard photoinitiators
  • Compatible with all UV oligomers and co-monomers

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DPGDA Reactive Diluent for UV Wood Coatings chemical structure

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