Lencolo | 2025-12-01

This year, Lencolo presents the theme “New Factory, New Materials, New Journey.” It reflects not only our strategic direction, but also our continuous evolution.

Lencolo | 2025-11-17

In UV formulations, slow curing is often associated with low crosslink density, while cracking is linked to excessive crosslinking and internal stress.

Lencolo | 2025-11-10

But in reality, UV/EB curing has been safely used in industry for decades, supported by scientific research, engineering standards, and extensive field experience.

lencolo | 2025-11-03

UV epoxy resin has become a trusted material across industries where precision, durability, and visual quality matter most. From electronic encapsulation to creative design, its efficiency and versatility make it an ideal solution for both industrial and artistic applications.

lencolo | 2025-10-27

Reactive amines play a critical role in UV-curable coatings by accelerating the photopolymerization process.

Lencolo | 2025-10-20

During UV coating or molding processes, coatings or molded parts often stick to the mold or surface, making demolding difficult.

Lencolo | 2025-10-13

In vacuum plating production, many surface issues are not caused by the plating process itself but by insufficient surface protection. Problems like peeling, dullness, or uneven finish can directly affect product appearance and consistency.

lencolo | 2025-10-07

Our High-Performance UV Surface Treatment Agent is built on a special polysiloxane polymer that combines environmental friendliness with energy efficiency.

Lencolo | 2025-09-28

Photoinitiators are indispensable components in UV-curable coating systems. They absorb ultraviolet or visible light and generate reactive species that initiate polymerization. This process converts liquid formulations into solid, crosslinked coatings within seconds, enabling fast production and high-performance surfaces.

Lencolo | 2025-09-22

Adhesion is the foundation of coating performance. Even the most advanced UV-curable system can fail if the cured film does not firmly bond to the substrate, resulting in peeling, cracking, or reduced durability under humidity and thermal stress.