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Supplier: Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Description: Fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) composites are used to replace typical structural materials of steel, metal, aluminum and wood. GP Chemicals offers a complete line of products that includes GP® and RESI-LAM® resins for this market. In FRP applications with fire safety concerns or
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Phenolics (Melamine, Furan)
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Filler Material: Aramid Fiber
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Supplier: ELANTAS North America LLC
Description: wire enamel, impregnating resins, potting compounds, casting resins, conformal coatings, adhesives, and specialty epoxy products used in hi-temp applications used for a number of electrical, industrial, automotive, aerospace and civil applications.
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Polybutadiene
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 75 to 97.22 µin/in-F
- Dielectric Strength: 440 kV/in
- Filler Material: Mineral
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Supplier: Epoxies Etc...
Description: 70-3810 is a low viscosity, aluminum filled epoxy casting and tooling resin. This system is used for making heat resistant cast tools or parts that require high heat resistance and thermal conductivity. 70-3810 utilizes a new polymer resin that offers better heat resistance than
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 2.5 µin/in-F
- Features: Thermally Conductive
- Filler Material: Metal
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Supplier: ELANTAS North America LLC
Description: wire enamel, impregnating resins, potting compounds, casting resins, conformal coatings, adhesives, and specialty epoxy products used in hi-temp applications used for a number of electrical, industrial, automotive, aerospace and civil applications.
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Polyurethane
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 75 to 156 µin/in-F
- Dielectric Constant: 3.5
- Dielectric Strength: 310 kV/in
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Supplier: Hapco, Inc.
Description: DI-COAT R-4721 / DI-COAT R-4721 LV (lower viscosity) Shore 90 D, room temperature curing, medium to high thixotropic coating for dielectric insulating applications. DI-COAT R-4721 is ideal for use on vertical or sloping surfaces where flow or drain-off cannot be tolerated. DI-COAT R-4721 is easy to
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 4.4 to 4.7
- Dielectric Strength: 631 kV/in
- Elongation: 13 %
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Supplier: Hapco, Inc.
Description: Flexible, 45, 65 and, 95 shore A hardness, potting and encapsulating systems. Flame retardant (FR), accelerated 3 minute (-3) gel time, and black or unpigmented versions are available.
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 1.3
- Dielectric Strength: 710 kV/in
- Elongation: 25 %
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Supplier: Hapco, Inc.
Description: Shore 90-95 A, elastomeric coatings that have been specifically designed to reproduce exact surface details. DI-COAT E-4599 is excellent for electrical insulation applications requiring non or low sag materials. DI-COAT E-4599 are formulated to withstand high wear continuous service.
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 2.6 to 2.7
- Dielectric Strength: 350 kV/in
- Elongation: 325 %
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Supplier: Hapco, Inc.
Description: Flexible, colorless, potting and encapsulating systems. Available in 5 minute (-5), 16 minute, and 20 minute gel times, and in shore hardness’s from 20 A to 80 A .
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 4.6 to 4.7
- Dielectric Strength: 675 kV/in
- Elongation: 950 %
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Description: stock, similar to aluminum or hard plastic. In addition, we can custom mold materials to shape, and can supply 2-component liquid resins for casting in place. These materials have been used to produce waveguide loads and absorptive housings, and they can be cast directly into RF device
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy, Silicone
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Features: EMI / RFI Shielding
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: Master Bond EP21LSCL-1 is a two component, low viscosity epoxy resin system featuring superb optical clarity as well as outstanding non-yellowing properties. This system has a forgiving mix ratio of 100 to 60 by weight. It will cure readily at 75°F in 3-5 days or 3-4 hours at 150-200°F. The
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 22 to 33 µin/in-F
- Deflection Temperature (@ 264 psi, 1.8 MPa): 180 F
- Dielectric Constant: 3.2
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Supplier: Epoxy Technology
Description: curing resin for harvesting sunlight, while providing watertight protection.?EPO-TEK® serves industries such as lifestyle, military, medical, scientific and alternative energy every day and the applications of our optical adhesives can be found everywhere. They are commonly used
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 23.89 to 128 µin/in-F
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 3.21
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Supplier: Epoxy Technology
Description: curing resin for harvesting sunlight, while providing watertight protection.?EPO-TEK® serves industries such as lifestyle, military, medical, scientific and alternative energy every day and the applications of our optical adhesives can be found everywhere. They are commonly used
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 25.56 to 76.11 µin/in-F
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Features: Optical Grade
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Supplier: Epoxy Technology
Description: curing resin for harvesting sunlight, while providing watertight protection.?EPO-TEK® serves industries such as lifestyle, military, medical, scientific and alternative energy every day and the applications of our optical adhesives can be found everywhere. They are commonly used
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 23.89 to 128 µin/in-F
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 3.21
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Supplier: Epoxy Technology
Description: EPO-TEK® offers a full suite of electrically and thermally conductive epoxy adhesives. Our extensive product line allows users from a wide range of industries to easily select the optimal adhesive for their specific application, based on the best combination of physical, electrical, and mechanical
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 17.22 to 53.89 µin/in-F
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Features: Electrically Conductive
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: Master Bond EP121CL is a two component, high performance epoxy resin system featuring high thermal stability, superior electrical insulation properties and outstanding dimensional stability for casting, sealing, potting, encapsulation and impregnation for service up to 450-500°F. It
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy, Specialty / Other
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 2.94 to 3.74
- Electrical Resistivity: 1.00E10 to 3.00E14 ohm-cm
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: Master Bond Polymer System EP112AO is a solventless, moderate viscosity two component epoxy resin system which is specifically designed for high performance outdoor and indoor electrical and electronic applications where good thermal conductivity and electrial isolation is required. The two
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy, Specialty / Other
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
- Dielectric Constant: 3.5 to 4
- Dielectric Strength: 440 kV/in
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: Master Bond Polymer System EP21FL is a low to moderate viscosity, two component epoxy resin system for high performance casting, bonding, sealing and coating formulated to cure at room temperature or more rapidly at elevated temperatures, with a four (4) to one (1) mix ratio by weight.
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 33 to 44 µin/in-F
- Deflection Temperature (@ 264 psi, 1.8 MPa): 150 F
- Dielectric Constant: 3.8
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Supplier: GS Polymers, Inc.
Description: Two part economical casting system
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Filler Material: Mineral
- Industry: Industrial
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Supplier: Epoxies Etc...
Description: 30-3019 is an unfilled, 100% solids, very low viscosity epoxy resin system. It can also be used as a potting/casting compound in small quantities; usually less than 30 grams of material. 30-3019 can be applied by brush, spray, or dip.
- Chemistry: Epoxy, Resin Base / Polymer Binder
- Cure / Dry Temperature: 77 to 149 F
- Dielectric Strength: 1.57E7 V/m
- Features: Brush / Roll-on, Protective, Sprayable, Other
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Supplier: Epoxies Etc...
Description: 20-3064 is a filled Epoxy Resin System engineered to give the end user the ability to control the hardness of the cured casting. By varying the mix ratio the hardness can be varied from 60 Shore A to 80 Shore D. 20-3064 provides excellent thermal shock resistance and outstanding
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy (EP)
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 38.89 µin/in-F
- Dielectric Constant (Relative Permittivity): 3.3
- Dielectric Strength: 400 kV/in
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Supplier: Bluestar Silicones USA Corp.
Description: Addition Cure Silicone Foam Properties Viscosity 5500 Description a two component silicone foam which crosslinks at room temperature by an addition cure reaction. When the A and B liquid components are thoroughly mixed in 1:1 ratio, the product will expand and cure to a foamed elastomer at room
- Foam Type: Closed Cellular, Rigid
- Form / Shape: Casting Resin / Two-part (A+B Liquids)
- Material / Composition: Plastic / Polymer, Thermoset / Crosslinked
- Polymer / Chemical System: Silicone
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Supplier: GS Polymers, Inc.
Description: Two part, casting resin, pourable, high strength and flex., 40 Shore A
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Polyurethane
- Filler Material: Unfilled
- Industry: Industrial, Tooling / Molds
- Material Type / Grade: Thermoset (Crosslinked / Vulcanized)
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Supplier: Greene, Tweed & Co.
Description: traditional thermoset resins, such as epoxies, including higher service temperature capability, lower moisture uptake, improved toughness, and increased chemical resistance. Thermoplastic composites can also be reheated and reformed, providing benefits for manufacturing processes such
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: PEEK, Specialty / Other
- Filler Material: Fiber Glass, Aramid Fiber, Carbon / Graphite
- Industry: Aerospace, Electric Power, Semiconductor / IC's
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Supplier: Hernon Manufacturing, Inc.
Description: “wicks” into voids by capillary action. Use Nuts N’ Bolts® 97860 to seal pores or pinhole porosity in welded seams, tanks, castings, or metal parts. The cured adhesive is a thermoset plastic suitable for temperatures up to 400°F (204°C), and exposure to most solvents.
- Cure Type / Technology: Thermosetting / Crosslinking
- Form: Specialty / Other
- Industry: Electronics, Electrical Power / HV
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Supplier: Wacker Chemical Corp.
Description: ELASTOSIL® SC 870 A/B is a thixotropic, additioncuring, two-part silicone rubber, forming a mainly closed cell foam. Special features two-component system thixotropic fast foaming and cure medium foam density no ozone damaging blowing agents high compressibility low compression set primerless
- Application: Automotive / Transportation, Sealing / Gasketing
- Bulk Density: 65.55 lbs/ft³
- Elongation: 100 %
- Foam Type: Closed Cellular, Flexible
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Supplier: Osborne Industries, Inc.
Description: Custom OEM Plastics Molding and Manufacturing Leading companies across the U.S. rely on Osborne to help solve their most complex plastics challenges. At Osborne, we specialize in the custom liquid molding of thermoset plastics via Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) and Reaction Injection
- Industry Served: Electrical / Electronics, Industrial, Marine, Medical, Military, Optical
- Location: North America, United States Only
- Mold Type: Lost Foam Casting, Transfer Molding
- Services: Model Making, Mold Texturing, Production Facilities, Repair and Maintenance, Prototyping, CAD/CAM Support, Design Assistance
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The molding process itself is crucial to reap the rewards of the advantages of thermosets, but the properties of the materials used, like fiber-reinforced polymers or fiberglass-reinforced plastics (FRP), are what make these finished parts a success ... There is a reason so (read more)
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Telene® DCPD resins, protects the Night-Lite PRO II, the newest edition of Holdrege, Nebraska-based Allmand’s light tower line. Durability and aesthetics were just two of the factors Allmand engineers had to consider when deciding what material should be used to replace the steel (read more)
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Reaction Injection Molded (RIM) components feature a combination of unique physical properties not found in thermoplastics or metal. Incredible impact and corrosion resistance makes RIM-molded thermosetting resins like polyurethane and polydicyclopentadiene (pDCPD) an excellent choice for (read more)
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thermoplastics can be remelted, while thermoset plastics remain in a permanent solid state once hardened. As a result of these physical qualities, thermoplastic materials have low melting points while thermoset plastic products can withstand high (read more)
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At Osborne Industries, we have the knowledge and capability to mold custom structural foams for any number of applications. Polyurethane structural foams can be made very quickly and efficiently in our RIM molding shop. The use of structural foam in some applications can prove to be very cost effective. Light weight and rigid, structural foam can be molded with integral skin to give
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Telene® polymer is an incredible family of materials, based on polydicyclopentadiene (PDCPD) chemistry. Osborne is one of only a few licensees worldwide for this thermoset which has properties similar to thermoplastic polyolefins. Telene polymer has outstanding corrosion resistance and (read more)
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Comprehending the difference between thermoset vs thermoplastics, and which applications are suitable for each type, is often confused. The differences between these two polymers are significant enough that understanding the behavior of each can ultimately help improve product designs and decisions. Osborne Industries breaks down the differences between these two types of well-known polymers. Read more via the link above. (read more)
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Custom injection molding and die-cast molding have been compared for decades. When it comes down to a side-by-side comparison, companies that convert from metal to plastic experience many benefits from the transition. Plastic components are superior to metal in more ways than one, including strength and impact resistance, weight, and design flexibility.
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Custom thermoset molding services range across a variety of industries, each with a unique set of materials and part specifications. Both the resin transfer molding (RTM) process and reaction injection molding (RIM) process offer specific capabilities that can be applied to virtually any project (read more)
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Post Curing Thermoset Resins
Last July, we discussed the importance of temperature control when casting with thermoset resins. In this article, we will focus on the post cure process for molds or parts made of thermoset resins. Post curing is the process of exposing a part or mold to elevated temperatures to speed up
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A Helpful Guide to Casting Clear Resins
Achieving optically clear parts using thermoset liquid molding is not impossible. But as anyone with experience will tell you it's not a slam dunk either, especially if the cast possesses complex detail. So unlike the days of old, today's materials and methods allow manufacturers and model-makers
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Material customer
It consists bound of 90...95 % quartz gravel different granulation after screening line in a thermosetting casting resin .
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Manual for Technical product design
They exist in form of thermosetting casting resins or pure-elastomers.
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High voltage technique
Important examples are the cellulose, thermosetting casting resins (e.g., epoxy resin) and a series of thermoplastic resins.
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Manual for Technical product design
The polyurethanes are transparentgelbe materials and exist in form of thermosetting casting resins or pure-elastomers.
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Lean Product Development: A manager's guide
You can cast structural look-alikes from vacuum cast thermoset resins using silicone rubber moulds.
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Modern Plastics Handbook > Processing of Thermosets
Thermoset casting resins may be epoxies, polyesters, phenolics, etc.
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Development and test of innovative products, Rapid Prototyping
By the mentioned thermosetting casting resins , today also so-called blocking materials are the manufacturer of prototype tools available.
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Macromolecular chemistry
Thermoplastics PVC PSU, PP, PEEK, by thermosetting casting resins unsaturated polyester resins (UP), epoxy resins (EP), vinyl ester resins (VE) and imide resins and by elastomers polyurethane (NEATLY) and natural rubbers.
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Chemical shrinkage characterization techniques for thermoset resins and associated composites
ASTM standard D2566 provided [17] a simple method to measure the linear component of the apparent shrinkage of a thermoset resin casting system during cure.