Glow In The Dark Urethane.

Urethane is one of the best mediums for Risk Reactor Glow in the Dark Pigments. The inherit nature of the material lends itself to be used in just about any plastic application. Qualities such as clarity, strength, durability, molding capacity, and grades allows it to be used in a myriad of industrial uses.

Since urethane is a non-aqueous medium, you have all eleven colors of glow in the dark pigment to choose from and it is low to zero V.O.C.'s. This has cost savings along with the amazing, or in some cases life saving, effects.

Risk Reactor in conjunction with our clients have created exciting products for safety, entertainment, novelty, fishing, and marine industries. Our clients are currently making such products as glowing dock cleats, luminescent ore locks, Photoluminescent fishing sticks, and glowing whales. Basically, if you can think of it, you can make it happen with urethane.

Urethane Test Case Risk Reactor Glow in the Dark Pigment.
Afterglow luminance (mcd/m2) in clear urethane with 1% to 6% pigment loading by weight. Test ran on March 8th 2002.

There is no limit of what you can do using our photoluminescent pigment and urethane. Easy to work with, non-aqueous allowing you to use all 11 colors of Risk Reactor Glow in the Dark Pigments, form any shape, and many other distinctive advantages make this a medium of choice. 

Risk Reactor will also create new products for your particular simulation needs. Please email us sales@riskreactor.com with your simulation needs. Use our 6" hand held battery operated blacklight for portability.