UV Lacquer
UV lacquers are special coatings containing components that cure rapidly when exposed to UV light. They can be applied in various ways, such as pouring, roller-coating or spraying. After the UV lacquer is applied, the item is carried along a conveyor belt through a curing unit, where it is exposed to UV radiation and the lacquer cures within just a few seconds.
The major advantage of UV lacquer is that the most commonly used application techniques, such as pouring and roller-coating, generate hardly any waste. UV lacquers are also solvent-free or very low in solvents (a maximum of 5%).
Applicability/Market
Suitable for many types of wood, and particularly well-suited for floors and interior walls.
Lacquer variants
Clear, coloured and primer versions.
Maintenance advice
In addition to the standard maintenance that applies to all wooden floors and furniture (removing daily dirt and dust), lacquered wooden floors and furniture can simply be mopped or cleaned with a slightly damp cloth. Never use an aggressive cleaning agent.
Product information
UV lacquer is always custom-made and its composition always differs. The product is made fresh each time according to the customer’s wishes, which is why we do not have a product data sheet for it.