Epoxy & Polyamide Hardeners
FN EP SF 26Epoxy Solvent-free
Waterdilutable
Epoxy is a versatile, two-part thermosetting polymer system, consisting of a resin and a hardener, which, when mixed, undergoes a chemical reaction to form a durable, strong, and chemically resistant solid material. Its applications span across numerous industries due to its excellent adhesive properties and durability.
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Epoxy & Polyamide Hardeners |
|---|---|
| Product Number | FN EP SF 26 |
| Appearance | Clear Liquid |
| Technical Data |
Solid Content: ~100% Viscosity: <3000cps |
| Main Application | Adhesives: Epoxy is one of the strongest structural adhesives available and is used to bond various materials including wood, metal, glass, stone, and some plastics. It is widely used in high-performance applications such as the aerospace, automotive, and marine industries for structural bonding. Coatings & Flooring: Epoxy coatings provide a tough, protective, and often high-gloss finish for floors, countertops, and other surfaces. It is especially popular for garage and industrial floors, as it resists oil, chemicals, and heavy traffic. Construction & Repairs: In construction, epoxy is used for concrete repairs, such as filling cracks and voids, and as a bonding agent for new and old concrete. It also can be used with reinforcing materials like carbon fiber for structural strengthening of beams and columns. Electronics: Due to its excellent electrical insulating properties, epoxy resin is used to encapsulate and protect sensitive electronic components like circuit boards, transistors, and transformers from moisture, dust, and short circuits. Arts & Crafts: In artistic applications, clear epoxy resin is used to create jewelry, make custom river tables, coat artwork for a glossy finish, and encapsulate objects like dried flowers or photos in a durable, clear medium. Industrial Tooling & Composites: Epoxy systems are used to produce durable molds, master models, and fixtures, often replacing traditional materials like wood and metal to improve efficiency. It serves as the binding matrix in high-strength composites like fiberglass and carbon fiber used in wind turbine blades and aircraft parts. |
| Characteristics | High Strength: Epoxy forms a very strong, rigid, three-dimensional cross-linked network when cured. Excellent Adhesion: It creates strong bonds with a wide variety of materials, often stronger than the materials themselves. Chemical Resistance: Cured epoxy resists water, solvents, mild acids, alkalis, and oils, making it ideal for harsh environments. Electrical Insulation: Epoxy has high dielectric strength, making it a reliable electrical insulator. Low Shrinkage: It exhibits minimal shrinkage during the curing process, which ensures dimensional stability. |
| Packaging | 200Kgs, 1000Kgs |