Recently, the 30th Russian International Coatings Exhibition (Interlakokraska 2026) successfully concluded at Moscow’s Timiryazev Center. As a leading and long-established professional coatings exhibition in Russia and Eastern Europe, this year's event brought together global industry leasers, serving as an important platform for deepening exchanges and cooperation with regional industrial chain.

Jiuri New Materials made its debut at the exhibition with its core products and industry solutions. Focusing on the practical application needs of the Russian and Eastern European markets, the company highlighted its UV-curing material solutions suitable for low-temperature curing, low migration, and environmental compliance. With professional technical expertise and a precise understanding of regional market challenges, Jiuri New Materials attracted significant attention from clients.

Focusing on Core Demands, Technical highlights Draw Attention

At this exhibition, Jiuri New Materials launched multiple innovative products and customized solutions focusing on key technical areas of customer interest:

Low-Temperature Curing:Breaking Substrate Limitations and Empower Complex Structural Applications

Dual-Curing Mechanism: Some products utilize a "UV + Moisture" dual-curing technology, effectively addressing the industry challenge of UV curing difficulties on irregularly shaped parts and shadowed areas.

Broad Substrate Compatibility: Enables rapid curing of heat-sensitive materials like paper and plastic foam, further expanding the boundaries of light-curing technology applications.

Environmental Compliance Standards: Addressing Global Regulations to Ensure Market Access

TPO-Free Formulations: To address TPO toxicity concerns and meet customized  needs, Jiuri strongly recommends alternative photoinitiators such as 1919/1939 for enhanced safety and compliance.

Low Migration / Low Extraction: Targeting high-safety areas such as food packaging and medical devices, Jiuri offers 1508, 1515, and 1521 series of macromolecular photoinitiators, which effectively control the migration of small molecules.

Water-Based UV Technology: Combining the dual advantages of water-based environmental friendliness and UV curing, Jiuri recommends water-based photoinitiators like F176 and 754 for specialty substrates, meeting market access requirements.

During the exhibition, the technical team from Jiuri New Materials engaged in in-depth discussions with attending clients. To address practical production challenges commonly raised by Russian customers, such as low-temperature curing efficiency and low migration requirements, Technician provided detailed technical discussions and product solution demonstrations based on specific application scenarios. After carefully reviewing product manuals and thoroughly understanding application cases, many clients expressed high recognition of the company's product stability and supply capabilities, and clearly indicated their intention to collaborate.

Backed by over two decades of deep expertise and technological advancement in the UV curing field, the company has established a comprehensive marketing and service network covering dozens of countries and regions across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. During discussions with Russian clients, the team also highlighted the company's production base layout and supply chain assurance capabilities. In today's complex market environment, stable supply and reliable quality are the most valued foundation for cooperation.

This exhibition is not only a significant step for Jiuri New Materials in expanding  Euro-Asian market, but also a valuable opportunity to gain deeper insights into customer needs and continuously optimize its products and services. In the future, the company will continue to deepen in the UV-curing field, enhance technological innovation and comprehensive service capabilities, and collaborate with global partners to drive high-quality industry development through more stable supply and superior products.