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Bridging the Development Gap with low VOC DTM Emulsions

Posted on April 15, 2016 by Prospector Webinar — Leave a Comment

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Balance concept

Recorded Thursday, May 5 at 11AM EDT – Presented by EPS

Is maintaining a balance of properties between corrosion, hardness and block an ongoing challenge?
Is working within a narrow formulation latitude causing you to use multiple resins and expensive additives for your product line?
Is formulating to meet VOC restrictions limiting your product performance?
EPS® Next Generation <100 g/L DTM emulsion bridges the gap between these issues, improving your product development cycle.
Learn more about this versatile resin by view our webinar presented by Dr. Allen Bulick of EPS Materials.

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