LT-5028A/LT5089A
JLon
39073000
drum/IBC
25068-38-6
Colorless or slightly yellow
3907300090
Epoxy resin is a class of high-performance thermosetting polymers renowned for their exceptional versatility, strength, and durability. Unlike thermoplastics that melt when heated, epoxies undergo an irreversible chemical reaction called "curing."
Composition: Epoxy formulations are typically two-part systems consisting of:
Part A: Epoxy Resin - This is the base material containing reactive epoxide groups.
Part B: Hardener (Curing Agent) - This is a catalyst, often an amine or anhydride, that initiates the curing reaction.
The Curing Process: When the resin and hardener are mixed, a chemical cross-linking reaction occurs. This forms a rigid, three-dimensional molecular network, transforming the liquid mixture into a solid, infusible plastic with outstanding properties.
Epoxy resins are chosen for a wide range of demanding applications due to their superior combination of properties:
Exceptional Adhesion: They bond tenaciously to a vast array of materials including metals, concrete, glass, wood, and many plastics, making them premier industrial adhesives.
High Mechanical Strength & Toughness: Once cured, epoxies exhibit excellent tensile strength, compressive strength, and resistance to impact and fatigue, making them ideal for structural applications.
Superior Chemical and Solvent Resistance: They are highly resistant to degradation from acids, alkalis, solvents, and other harsh chemicals, protecting surfaces in corrosive environments.
Excellent Electrical Insulation: Epoxies possess high dielectric strength and insulating properties, making them the material of choice for protecting electronic components.
Durability and Dimensional Stability: The cured resin is highly resistant to wear, moisture, and weathering. It also maintains its shape and size well under stress and across temperature fluctuations.
Versatile Formulation: Their properties can be finely tuned for specific needs by altering the resin and hardener chemistry, adding fillers, or modifying additives to achieve desired flexibility, viscosity, or cure time.
The unique advantages of epoxy resins make them indispensable across numerous industries:
Coatings & Flooring: Used in high-performance industrial floorings, marine paints, and anti-corrosive coatings for metal structures (e.g., ships, bridges, pipelines) due to their durability and chemical resistance.
Adhesives: Formulating strong, durable bonds in construction (e.g., securing rebar), automotive (e.g., bonding brake components), and aerospace industries.
Electronics & Electrical Systems: Used for encapsulation and potting to protect delicate circuits, transformers, and insulators from moisture, dust, and vibration. They are the primary material for manufacturing printed circuit boards (PCBs).
Composite Materials: As a matrix material combined with fibers like fiberglass, carbon fiber, or Kevlar to create high-strength, lightweight composites for aerospace components, automotive parts, wind turbine blades, and sports equipment (e.g., skis, bicycle frames).
Construction: Used in repair mortars, grouts, and anchoring systems to restore and strengthen concrete structures.
Epoxy Resin Package
Epoxy Resin Package
A: Yes, We usually discuss with customers and help them find solutions.
A: Usually a sample will be prepared within one week after specification agreed.
A: Usually around 2-3 weeks after order confirmed. Exact delivery time depends on order quantity and Off-season/ busy season.
A: Offer TDS of each lot of production for confirmation before delivery.Once you have any quality problem, you can provide samples /pictures and test data. We will give you feedback in short time. If the quality problem confirmed, we will discuss about compensation with you.
A: Usually we do EXW, FOB, CIF and DDU
Epoxy resin is a class of high-performance thermosetting polymers renowned for their exceptional versatility, strength, and durability. Unlike thermoplastics that melt when heated, epoxies undergo an irreversible chemical reaction called "curing."
Composition: Epoxy formulations are typically two-part systems consisting of:
Part A: Epoxy Resin - This is the base material containing reactive epoxide groups.
Part B: Hardener (Curing Agent) - This is a catalyst, often an amine or anhydride, that initiates the curing reaction.
The Curing Process: When the resin and hardener are mixed, a chemical cross-linking reaction occurs. This forms a rigid, three-dimensional molecular network, transforming the liquid mixture into a solid, infusible plastic with outstanding properties.
Epoxy resins are chosen for a wide range of demanding applications due to their superior combination of properties:
Exceptional Adhesion: They bond tenaciously to a vast array of materials including metals, concrete, glass, wood, and many plastics, making them premier industrial adhesives.
High Mechanical Strength & Toughness: Once cured, epoxies exhibit excellent tensile strength, compressive strength, and resistance to impact and fatigue, making them ideal for structural applications.
Superior Chemical and Solvent Resistance: They are highly resistant to degradation from acids, alkalis, solvents, and other harsh chemicals, protecting surfaces in corrosive environments.
Excellent Electrical Insulation: Epoxies possess high dielectric strength and insulating properties, making them the material of choice for protecting electronic components.
Durability and Dimensional Stability: The cured resin is highly resistant to wear, moisture, and weathering. It also maintains its shape and size well under stress and across temperature fluctuations.
Versatile Formulation: Their properties can be finely tuned for specific needs by altering the resin and hardener chemistry, adding fillers, or modifying additives to achieve desired flexibility, viscosity, or cure time.
The unique advantages of epoxy resins make them indispensable across numerous industries:
Coatings & Flooring: Used in high-performance industrial floorings, marine paints, and anti-corrosive coatings for metal structures (e.g., ships, bridges, pipelines) due to their durability and chemical resistance.
Adhesives: Formulating strong, durable bonds in construction (e.g., securing rebar), automotive (e.g., bonding brake components), and aerospace industries.
Electronics & Electrical Systems: Used for encapsulation and potting to protect delicate circuits, transformers, and insulators from moisture, dust, and vibration. They are the primary material for manufacturing printed circuit boards (PCBs).
Composite Materials: As a matrix material combined with fibers like fiberglass, carbon fiber, or Kevlar to create high-strength, lightweight composites for aerospace components, automotive parts, wind turbine blades, and sports equipment (e.g., skis, bicycle frames).
Construction: Used in repair mortars, grouts, and anchoring systems to restore and strengthen concrete structures.
Epoxy Resin Package
Epoxy Resin Package
A: Yes, We usually discuss with customers and help them find solutions.
A: Usually a sample will be prepared within one week after specification agreed.
A: Usually around 2-3 weeks after order confirmed. Exact delivery time depends on order quantity and Off-season/ busy season.
A: Offer TDS of each lot of production for confirmation before delivery.Once you have any quality problem, you can provide samples /pictures and test data. We will give you feedback in short time. If the quality problem confirmed, we will discuss about compensation with you.
A: Usually we do EXW, FOB, CIF and DDU
