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

IGM Omnicat 320 Photoinitiator

IGM Omnicat 320 is a high-performance cationic photoinitiator from IGM Resins’ Omnicat series, designed for UV-curable epoxy and vinyl ether formulations. It offers rapid cure speed, low migration, excellent shelf stability, and minimal odor—ideal for coatings, inks, and adhesives requiring deep-section curing and low shrinkage.
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Features Of IGM Omnicat 320 Photoinitiator

  1. High reactivity under UV-A and visible light (365–405 nm), enabling efficient curing with LED sources.

  2. Low yellowing tendency, supporting excellent long-term clarity and color stability in transparent coatings.

  3. Excellent compatibility with acrylate-based resins, including multifunctional monomers and oligomers.

  4. Good solubility in common reactive diluents and low volatility, contributing to reduced odor and improved handling safety.

  5. Non-migrating structure ensures compliance with food-contact regulations when formulated appropriately.

Typical Applications Of IGM Omnicat 320 Photoinitiator

  1. UV-curable clear coats for wood and plastic substrates.

  2. LED-curable inks for digital inkjet printing (e.g., packaging, decorative graphics).

  3. Optical adhesives and encapsulants requiring high transparency and low haze.

  4. 3D printing resins for stereolithography (SLA) and digital light processing (DLP) systems.

  5. Electronics encapsulation and conformal coatings demanding rapid through-cure and minimal post-cure shrinkage.

Specifications Of IGM Omnicat 320 Photoinitiator

Chemical TypeAcylphosphine oxide (APO)
Product FormPowder
AppearanceWhite to off-white crystalline solid
Primary ApplicationsUV/LED-curable coatings, inks, adhesives, and 3D printing resins
Key FeaturesVisible-light initiation, low migration, high reactivity, non-yellowing
Recommended StorageBelow 25°C, protected from light and moisture
SolubilityGood in acrylates, epoxy acrylates, and common reactive diluents (e.g., TPGDA, HDDA)
CompatibilityCompatible with most free-radical photopolymerizable systems; avoid strong reducing agents


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