The current textile and home-textile printing range lists three acrylic emulsions: 2002, 2008 and 2010. Compare typical properties, download available TDS, and evaluate samples against your fabric, printing process and use tests.
A grade may be listed for more than one application. Values are typical; confirm the current grade specification and suitability for your process.
| Model | Material type | Typical properties | Documented direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2002 | Acrylic emulsion | pH 8.0-9 · MFFT -30 °C · 300-1000 mPa·s · Acid value 85 | Soft film and adhesion; textile printing and flexible packaging inks |
| 2008 | Acrylic emulsion | pH 8.0-9 · MFFT -16 °C · 300-1000 mPa·s · Acid value 80 | Soft film and adhesion; textile printing and flexible packaging inks |
| 2010 | Acrylic emulsion | pH 8.0-9 · MFFT -10 °C · 300-1000 mPa·s · Acid value 80 | Soft film and adhesion; textile printing and flexible packaging inks |
Start with fabric construction and final hand feel, then define the print or coating role and use tests.
Describe fiber composition, construction, absorbency and existing finishing treatments.
Specify printing or coating use, application method and drying conditions.
Provide target softness, pattern effect, coverage and coating-weight preferences.
Define wash, rub, adhesion or other tests and care conditions for the intended end use.
The three grades listed here, 2002, 2008 and 2010, are acrylic emulsions. For a waterborne PU requirement, share your fabric, process role, drying conditions and test requirements so FAST can confirm materials and documentation available for evaluation.
Selection should account for fiber, fabric construction and finishing. Confirm compatibility, appearance and hand feel on the actual fabric before evaluating use performance.
Provide a reference fabric and hold add-on, application and drying conditions constant when comparing feel and appearance.
Describe the finished article, use environment and care method, then confirm the relevant tests. Similar industry categories do not replace project-specific acceptance conditions.
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This industry page lists 3 models; 3 have existing TDS downloads. The list is generated from current product links.
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Selection guidance supports initial screening. Validate final suitability against the actual substrate, formulation, process and test requirements.
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