Epoxy Resin

Description

  Epoxy resin is highly versatile offers wide range of properties and applications. The characteristic three-membered cyclic ether rings, are responsible for the unique properties of epoxy resins. These rings readily react with other molecules, enabling curing and customization.

 Epoxy resins are widely used in floor coatings, chemical-resistant coatings, anticorrosive coatings, and tank and pipeline linings due to their superior performance properties.

  Epoxy resins offer excellent adhesion to various substrates making them ideal for coatings, adhesives, and composites. Also, depending on the formulation, epoxy resins can range from rigid to flexible, providing versatility for different applications. They withstand exposure to many chemicals and harsh environments, making them suitable for demanding applications.

 Epoxy resins generally have good thermal stability, allowing them to perform well at elevated temperatures. Their excellent non-conductive properties make them valuable in electrical and electronic applications.

  Most epoxy resins require curing agents to solidify and achieve their final properties. The type and amount of curing agent can influence the final characteristics of the cured epoxy.

Sr no Product Code Type % Solid
(±2)		 Solvent Color on Gardner Viscosity poises at 25°C Epoxide Value
1 MACOXY 450 Bisphenol Epoxy Resin 75 Xylene 1 65-90 as such in Brook Field S-28, RPM-50 2-2.2

Uses:Bisphenol Epoxy resin for two pack epoxy paints.

2 MACOXY CR-250 Bisphenol A based unmodified 100 ---- 2 110-150 as such in Brook Field S-28, RPM-30 5.25-5.45

Uses: Bisphenol A based unmodified epoxy resin for two pack flooring, adhesives, construction and laminates.
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