For industrial manufacturing and laboratory research purposes only.
Product Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model NO. | jm 162881-26-7 |
| Type | Synthesis Material Intermediates |
| Appearance | Powder |
| Quality | Industrial |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Transport Package | 1kg Bag, 25kg Drum |
| Specification | provide tailored package on request |
| Trademark | ChemiCal |
| Origin | China |
Addressing UV Curing Challenges with Photoinitiator 819 (CAS 162881-26-7)
For over a decade in the chemical supply industry, we’ve witnessed countless production delays caused by unstable photoinitiator performance—batch-to-batch purity fluctuations leading to inconsistent curing results, or sudden supply disruptions halting entire manufacturing lines. Research institutions too often struggle with reproducibility issues when critical materials lack stringent quality control.
A Stable and Reliable UV Curing Solution
Our Phenylbis(2,4,6-trimethylbenzoyl) Phosphine Oxide Photoinitiator 819 is engineered to eliminate these frustrations. Backed by GidiNew’s strong R&D capabilities and industry-university-research cooperation, this UV curing photoinitiator delivers consistent performance across industrial production runs and laboratory experiments alike, ensuring reliable curing processes for new energy materials and high-end manufacturing applications.
Typical Industrial Applications
This Photoinitiator 819 finds extensive use in UV curing systems for coatings, inks, and adhesives within the new material R&D and high-end equipment manufacturing sectors. Its efficiency makes it particularly valuable for processes requiring precise curing control, such as in the production of advanced electronic components and specialized polymers where curing consistency directly impacts final product performance.
Why Key Specifications Matter
The yellow powder appearance serves as an initial quality indicator, with any deviation signaling potential batch inconsistencies. The industrial-grade quality ensures it meets rigorous manufacturing standards, while the precisely controlled particle size distribution in the powder form guarantees uniform dispersion in UV formulations—critical for avoiding curing defects. The flexible packaging options (1kg bags to 25kg drums) support both small-scale research needs and large-volume production requirements, minimizing material waste and storage issues.
What You Gain With Our Product
Choosing our 819 Photoinitiator means reducing production risks associated with substandard materials—fewer curing failures, less rework, and more predictable manufacturing timelines. Unlike unreliable suppliers, our commitment to consistent quality helps lower long-term production costs by minimizing material waste and process disruptions. Every batch adheres to strict internal quality standards, ensuring compatibility with existing UV curing systems and compliance with industrial manufacturing requirements.
Why You Can Trust Us
Our 10+ years of experience serving 50+ countries and 10000+ industrial clients speaks to our reliability. Each batch of Photoinitiator 819 undergoes comprehensive testing before release, with full traceability from raw material sourcing to final packaging. We provide dedicated technical support throughout the application process, from initial formulation testing to full-scale production optimization. Our established supply chain ensures stable availability even for large-volume orders, preventing the production delays that cost manufacturers thousands in downtime.
Certificate of Analysis & Documentation
Every shipment includes a detailed Certificate of Analysis (COA) specific to that batch, verifying key quality parameters. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are provided for proper handling and regulatory compliance. For research institutions requiring additional documentation, specific test results and technical data can be requested with your order number.
Storage & Handling
- Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, sealed and away from direct sunlight.
- Keep away from incompatible materials, food and feed sources.
- Handle with appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, goggles, lab coat).
- Follow good industrial hygiene practices. Avoid inhalation and skin contact.
- Refer to MSDS for detailed storage and safety instructions.
How to Place Your Order
Initiate your order by submitting an inquiry with your specific quantity and packaging requirements. We can arrange sample delivery for application testing and formula optimization before full-scale ordering. Our technical team is available to assist with integration into your existing UV curing processes, ensuring a smooth transition to our Photoinitiator 819. Standard lead times are 5-7 business days for small batches, with customized production schedules available for regular large-volume orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the shelf life of Photoinitiator 819?
A: When stored properly in unopened original packaging, the product maintains stability for 12 months from the date of manufacture.
Q: Can this product be used in food or pharmaceutical applications?
A: No, this product is for industrial and laboratory research use only, not for direct human consumption or medical applications.
Q: What documentation is provided with each order?
A: Every shipment includes a Certificate of Analysis (COA) and Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).
Q: Do you offer custom packaging options?
A: Yes, we provide tailored packaging on request to meet specific customer requirements beyond our standard 1kg bags and 25kg drums.
Q: How is product purity verified?
A: Each batch undergoes rigorous quality control testing, with results documented in the batch-specific COA provided with your order.
