Photoinitiator FMT is a free-radical photoinitiator that acts as a reactive diluent, primarily used with mono- or multi-functional vinyl monomers/oligomers for UV and visible-light curing of unsaturated prepolymers. It is widely applied in UV coatings, UV inks, UV adhesives, and photoresists (mainly as a photosensitizer for PCB photoresists; applicability in display panel or semiconductor photoresists requires further verification).
Applications:
Electronics: Coatings and inks for electronic components and circuit boards.
Industrial Curing: UV-curable coatings, adhesives, and photoresist formulations.
Key Features:
High Photosensitivity & Sensitivity:
Exhibits strong absorption peaks within 330–560 nm, enabling curing under UV, visible light, or laser irradiation.
Deep-Layer Curing Capability:
Effectively cures coatings >70 μm thick (e.g., for dark or opaque materials).
Excellent Thermal Stability:
Decomposition temperature: 230°C.
Stable in acetic acid or NaOH solutions even under prolonged boiling.
Eco-Safe & Non-Migrating:
Post-photolysis fragments are complexed with acrylates, preventing surface migration and ensuring environmental safety.