Polyamide
A polyamide in an epoxy is essentially an organic compound very similar to ammonia, but has had one of its hydrogen atoms replaced with another atom. high viscosity, long pot-life and good water resistance.
A polyamide in an epoxy is essentially an organic compound very similar to ammonia, but has had one of its hydrogen atoms replaced with another atom. high viscosity, long pot-life and good water resistance.
| Grade | TAV (mgKOH/g) | Viscosity
@25℃ |
Characteristics/Uses |
| FAMDUR-140 | 370-410 | 12,000-18,000 | Polyamide Epoxy Curing Agent |
| FAMDUR-115 | 230 – 270 | 50,000-70,000 | High Viscosity Polyamide Epoxy Curing Agent |
| FAMDUR-125 | 350-370 | 2,500-4,500 | Medium Viscosity Polyamide Epoxy Curing Agent |
| FAMDUR-365 | 360-380 | 200-500 | Polyamide curing agent low viscosity suitable for adhesives, coating concrete crack injection |
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