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
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.
Product data
Technical characteristics
| Chemistry | Aliphatic polyester |
|---|---|
| Ionicity | Ionic / non-ionic |
| Total solids content | 59–61% |
| 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, base coat
- Laminated fabrics, textile industry
- Finishing, impregnation
- Adhesives for plastic lamination
How dispersions are classified — polyester, polyether, polycarbonate, aliphatic and aromatic — is explained in our guide to water-based polyurethane dispersions.
Other products
The other bases in the range
A polycarbonate base for coatings that need to withstand hydrolysis and abrasion longer than average.
- Natural leather, top coat
- Non-porous substrates: PVC, rubber, ABS
- Wood and metal coating
Solids content 35%
Product data
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, base coat; Laminated fabrics, textile industry; Finishing, impregnation; Adhesives for plastic lamination.
The declared total solids content is 59–61%.
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.