Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

IGM ESACURE KIP 100 Photoinitiator

IGM Resins ESACURE KIP 100 is a high-performance benzophenone-type photoinitiator widely used in UV-curable inks coatings and adhesives. It offers excellent surface cure efficiency low yellowing and good compatibility with acrylate monomers. Designed for LED-UV systems it delivers rapid polymerization under long-wavelength UV light ensuring robust final film properties and industrial process reliability.
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Features Of IGM ESACURE KIP 100 Photoinitiator

  1. Highly efficient free-radical photoinitiator for UV/LED curing systems.

  2. Excellent surface cure and through-cure performance under low-intensity or LED light sources.

  3. Low yellowing tendency, supporting high-gloss and color-stable final coatings.

  4. Good solubility in common acrylate monomers and oligomers, enabling easy formulation integration.

  5. Non-migrating structure with reduced odor and improved regulatory compliance for industrial applications.

Typical Applications Of IGM ESACURE KIP 100 Photoinitiator

  1. UV-curable wood coatings and varnishes.

  2. Industrial inkjet inks for rigid substrates.

  3. Plastic coatings and overprint varnishes for packaging.

  4. Electronics encapsulants and conformal coatings.

  5. 3D printing resins (SLA/DLP) requiring fast, low-shrink polymerization.

Specifications Of IGM ESACURE KIP 100 Photoinitiator

Chemical Typeα-Hydroxyketone
Product FormPale yellow to light amber liquid
AppearanceClear, homogeneous liquid at room temperature
Primary ApplicationsFree-radical UV/LED-curable coatings, inks, and adhesives
Key FeaturesLow volatility, good photoreactivity, minimal post-cure odor
BenefitsImproved surface hardness, reduced oxygen inhibition, enhanced depth of cure
Storage ConditionsStore in tightly closed containers at 5–25 °C, protected from light and moisture


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