Our Dispurez® polyurethane dispersions are non-hazardous and ideal for all types of rigid plastic and flexible film applications.

Whether used as PU dispersions or combined with acrylic, they produce hard, crystalline polyurethane coatings with comparable properties to equivalent coatings based on pyrrolidone solvents.
Our service is extremely flexible and Dispurez® PU dispersions can be tailored to provide outstanding performance in very specific applications. By adapting our chemistry to suit you, we can provide polymers for all kinds of plastic substrates from rigid uPVC to flexible PET.
The Polyurethane Dispersion range
Discover how our Polyurethane Dispersion range can help you

Dispurez 101
- High Tg, hard, crystalline waterborne polyurethane dispersion with excellent chemical resistance.
- Suitable for clear protective top coats and lacquers.
- Tough coatings for rigid plastics including uPVC/ABS/HIPS
Polyol Type
Polycarbonate
Typical Viscosity @ 20ºC (cP)
175
Solids (%)
31
pH
10
Particle Size (nm)
55
Typical Film Properties*
Pencil Hardness
H
Persoz Hardness (secs)
300
UTS (MPa)
26
Elongation at Break (%)
120
MFFT (°C)
< -10
Tg (°C)
58
*Thin Film (50-100 microns) dried at 22°C / 50% RH for 14 days
Dispurez 101 TDS
Dispurez 101 SDS
Dispurez 102
- Flexible, toughened, self-crosslinking polyurethane dispersion with excellent optical clarity and excellent chemical and block resistance.
- Flexible films with a tough finish for PET, plasticised PVC, pre-treated PP/PE
Polyol Type
Polycarbonate
Typical Viscosity @ 20ºC (cP)
175
Solids (%)
33
pH
8
Particle Size (nm)
55
Typical Film Properties*
Pencil Hardness
F
Persoz Hardness (secs)
230
UTS (MPa)
26
Elongation at Break (%)
300
MFFT (°C)
-6
Tg (°C)
60
*Thin Film (50-100 microns) dried at 22°C / 50% RH for 14 days
Dispurez 102 TDS
Dispurez 102 SDS
Dispurez 101A
- Hard polyurethane acrylic dispersion designed for excellent pigment compatibility.
- Ideal for use in tough coatings with good durability.
- Rigid plastics including uPVC/ABS/HIPS
Polyol Type
Polycarbonate
Typical Viscosity @ 20ºC (cP)
200
Solids (%)
40
pH
8
Particle Size (nm)
55
Typical Film Properties*
Pencil Hardness
F
Persoz Hardness (secs)
250
UTS (MPa)
10
Elongation at Break (%)
150
MFFT (°C)
-4
Tg (°C)
25
*Thin Film (50-100 microns) dried at 22°C / 50% RH for 14 days
Dispurez 101A TDS
Dispurez 101A SDS
Dispurez 103
- Tough and flexible waterborne polyurethane dispersion with excellent hydrolysis and chemical resistance
- Excellent adhesion to wide variety of plastics (ABS, Polycarbonate, PET, etc.)
- Excellent weathering resistance, when used in combination with suitable UV stabilisers
- Durable coating for interior and exterior automotive plastic substrates
- Can be added to WB waterproofing acrylic formulation to improve toughness (tensile strength) and reduce water uptake
- For improved UV resistance, we recommend Tinuvin 292 in combination with Tinuvin 9945 DW (0.5% each)
Polyol Type
Polycarbonate
Typical Viscosity @ 20ºC (cP)
100
Solids (%)
31
pH
8
Particle Size (nm)
55
Typical Film Properties*
Pencil Hardness
HB
Persoz Hardness (secs)
140
UTS (MPa)
30
Elongation at Break (%)
300
MFFT (°C)
-9
Tg (°C)
-36
*Thin Film (50-100 microns) dried at 22°C / 50% RH for 14 days
Dispurez 103 TDS
Dispurez 103 SDS
Dispurez 201
- VOC free polyurethane dispersion that is soft and flexible but with good impact resistance and low temperature flexibility.
- Flexible films for PET, pre-treated PP/PE
- Suitable for indirect food contact in packaging/laminating applications
Polyol Type
Polyester
Typical Viscosity @ 20ºC (cP)
175
Solids (%)
34
pH
10
Particle Size (nm)
55
Typical Film Properties*
Pencil Hardness
HB
Persoz Hardness (secs)
200
UTS (MPa)
15
Elongation at Break (%)
550
MFFT (°C)
0
Tg (°C)
-23
*Thin Film (50-100 microns) dried at 22°C / 50% RH for 14 days
Dispurez 201 TDS
Dispurez 201 SDS
Further Reading
If you need more information our brochure and technical articles are available to download.
Incorez position with regard to the use of NMP and NEP in products
Incorez introduces hazard-free PU dispersions
Dispurez Selection Guide