Anionic aliphatic polycarbonate top coat

A polycarbonate base for coatings that need to withstand hydrolysis and abrasion longer than average.

Product data

Technical characteristics

Chemistry	Aliphatic polycarbonate
Ionicity	Anionic
Total solids content	35%
Free isocyanate	None
Dispersing medium	Water
Microplastics (EU) 2023/2055	Excluded from the restriction
Compatibility	Wide range of acrylic emulsions

The full technical data sheet, including viscosity, pH, particle size and storage conditions, is available on request.

Recommended uses

Where it is applied

Natural leather, top coat
Non-porous substrates: PVC, rubber, ABS
Wood and metal coating
Top coat for sports footwear

How dispersions are classified — polyester, polyether, polycarbonate, aliphatic and aromatic — is explained in our guide to water-based polyurethane dispersions.

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Other products

The other bases in the range

Soft aliphatic polyester, ionic and non-ionic

Non-yellowing. A polyurethane dispersion free from free isocyanate, designed for base layers that need to stay flexible over time.

Natural leather, base coat
Laminated fabrics, textile industry
Finishing, impregnation

Solids content 59–61% Product data

Aliphatic polyester top coat, ionic and non-ionic

A dispersion free from free isocyanate for surface finishes, compatible with a wide range of acrylic emulsions.

Natural leather, top coat
Non-porous substrates: PVC, rubber, ABS
Wood and metal coating

Solids content 40% Product data

Anionic polyether base coat, aliphatic and aromatic

A dispersion free from free isocyanate for anchoring layers on natural leather and textile substrates.

Natural leather, base coat
Fabric lamination
Finishing, impregnation

Solids content 40% Product data

Source: technical data declared by Aqua Polymers S.r.l., Tromello (PV), Italy. · Last updated: September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

The questions we hear most

The recommended uses are: Natural leather, top coat; Non-porous substrates: PVC, rubber, ABS; Wood and metal coating; Top coat for sports footwear.

The declared total solids content is 35%.

No, the dispersion is free from free isocyanate.

No. Laboratory testing carried out by Aqua Polymers confirmed that all dispersions have White Point Temperature and Minimum Film Forming Temperature below 20 °C. They therefore do not meet the definition of solid synthetic polymer microparticles under Regulation (EU) 2023/2055 and are excluded from the restriction.

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