Black Epoxy Resin
Reinforcing fibers such as glass, graphite and polyamide improve mechanical properties to such an extent that epoxies can be used in many structural applications. Other non-reinforcing fillers include:
Applications
- Electropole
- Powdered metals to improve electrical and thermal conductivity
- Alumina for thermal conductivity
- Silica for cost reduction, and strength enhancement
- Mica – electrical resistance
- Talc and calcium carbonate – cost reduction
- Carbon and graphite powders to increase lubricity
Reinforcing fibers such as glass, graphite and polyamide improve mechanical properties to such an extent that epoxies can be used in many structural applications. Other non-reinforcing fillers include:
Applications
- Electropole
- Powdered metals to improve electrical and thermal conductivity
- Alumina for thermal conductivity
- Silica for cost reduction, and strength enhancement
- Mica – electrical resistance
- Talc and calcium carbonate – cost reduction
- Carbon and graphite powders to increase lubricity
| Grade | Color gardener | Viscosity @25°C | Curing time @25°C | Non Volatile Content % | Characteristics / Uses |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FAMB-128 | black | 1000cps | 45min | 99.9 | Standard low Viscous black Epoxy Resin |
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