KINETIX R120UV
UV-Stabilised System

Product info

KINETIX® R120UV – UV-Stabilised, High-Clarity Infusion Epoxy System

Kinetix® R120UV is ATL Composites’ next-generation, UV-resistant, low-viscosity epoxy system engineered for precision vacuum infusion, SCRIMP, VARTM, RIFT & resin transfer moulding (RTM) applications. Building on the proven performance of Kinetix® R118, R120UV delivers superior fibre wet-out, excellent flow behaviour & enhanced mechanical performance — enabling the production of high-quality, void-free laminates with exceptional structural integrity.

Formulated with advanced UV inhibitors & optical stabilisers, R120UV offers outstanding clarity, long-term colour stability & improved resistance to surface yellowing. Even in resin-rich zones or exposed areas, R120UV maintains a premium cosmetic finish, making it ideal for applications where aesthetics & durability are equally important.

The system features an extended gel time designed to promote consistent flow, uniform fibre wet-out & stable exotherm control across a broad range of environmental conditions. This makes R120UV particularly well-suited for large, complex or high-volume infusion projects where predictable handling & long open time are critical.

When paired with ATL’s compatible amine hardeners, R120UV achieves excellent strength-to-weight performance, high moisture resistance & long-term dimensional stability. Its enhanced UV durability sets a new benchmark for infusion-grade epoxy systems used in marine, architectural, sporting & industrial composite structures where both performance & appearance must be maintained over time.

KEY PERFORMANCE FEATURES

Low-Viscosity System For Superior Fibre Wet-Out & Flow
Advanced UV Inhibitors For Long-Term Colour Stability & Clarity
Extended Gel Time For Consistent Infusion Across Large Laminates
High-Strength, Void-Free Laminates With Excellent Structural Integrity
Outstanding Moisture Resistance & Dimensional Stability
Enhanced Surface Finish With Reduced Yellowing In Resin-Rich Areas
Compatible With Multiple Hardeners For Tailored Pot Life & Cure Profile
Ideal For Marine, Architectural, Sporting & Industrial Composite Applications

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Pot Life	200 min
Mix Ratio	100 parts R120UV resin :22 parts H103
Compatible Hardener	H103 Super Slow
Physical State	Clear liquid
Pack Size	5 / 22.5 / 232Kg

KINETIX R1210UV

frequently asked questions

How does ATL tailor composite systems for different industries?

Every industry has distinct performance, compliance, and manufacturing requirements. ATL’s in-house chemists and engineers develop and refine epoxy systems, adhesives, and core materials to meet the specific demands of marine, defence, aerospace, automotive, industrial, civil, architectural, and sporting applications — ensuring every product delivers optimal strength, efficiency, and durability.

Can ATL customise materials for my project or process?

Yes. ATL offers custom formulation and process engineering support to align material performance with your production requirements — whether infusion, hand lay-up, lamination, bonding, or CNC-routed panel construction. Our technical team collaborates closely with customers to deliver precision-matched resin systems and structural solutions for unique applications.

Are ATL’s composite systems certified for high-performance applications?

Absolutely. ATL operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system, with selected materials approved by DNV for use in structural and high-load applications. Every ATL system is manufactured to exacting standards of performance, consistency, and traceability to meet the demands of defence, industrial, and advanced engineering environments.

What makes ATL’s materials suitable for large-scale or structural builds?

ATL’s epoxy systems, structural panels, and composite cores are engineered for high strength-to-weight performance, dimensional stability, and fatigue resistance. These attributes make ATL materials ideal for large composite assemblies, modular structures, and precision-engineered components where long-term strength, weight reduction, and reliability are essential.

Does ATL offer sustainable or bio-based composite options?

Yes. ATL is committed to advancing sustainable composite technology, offering USDA-Certified Bio-Based epoxy systems and environmentally conscious materials that reduce waste, extend service life, and minimise environmental impact. Our ongoing R&D focuses on improving sustainability without compromising structural integrity or mechanical performance.

How can I select the right ATL system for my application?

Choosing the ideal composite system depends on your structure’s design, load requirements, manufacturing process, and environmental exposure. ATL’s in-house engineers and chemists provide tailored advice to ensure the correct combination of resin, core, adhesive, and surface technology for your project.
To discuss your application or request technical guidance, contact ATL’s Technical Team — we’ll help you identify the most effective and efficient composite solution for your build.

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