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New White Paper: Epoxies in the Oil and Gas Industry
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This white paper provides an overview of the oil and gas industry, from the extraction to its processing, and how epoxies play a vital role in the equipment and devices used in these pursuits. Properties exhibited by epoxy adhesives stand up to the hostile environments encountered in all aspects of the oil and gas industry—upstream, midstream and downstream.
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New Catalog Offers Solutions for Bonding, Sealing and Coating Requirements for the Petroleum Industry
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The oil and chemical processing industry are faced with the need for materials that can reduce downtime and increase productivity. Learn more about adhesives, sealants and coatings for oil and gas production, transportation, storage and refining applications.
Request a copy of this catalog
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Quartz Filled, Heat Resistant Epoxy
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Suitable for applications where long-term exposure to temperatures from -60°F to +450°F is required, Supreme 45HTQ is a toughened, quartz filled system. It produces durable high strength bonds which have a superior ability to withstand thermal cycling, abrasion and chemical attacks.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on Supreme 45HTQ |
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Epoxy Offers Superior Acid Resistance
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EP21ARHT combines high temperature resistance with an amazing ability to withstand exposure to a variety of acids and other chemicals. This two part epoxy is especially useful for coating tanks, pipes, scrubbers and other types of chemical processing equipment. It is serviceable over the wide temperature range of -60°F to +400°F. It also features a low thermal expansion coefficient and minimal shrinkage upon cure.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP21ARHT |
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Compound with Excellent Resistance to Chemicals
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Featuring a unique blend of outstanding toughness and chemical resistance, EP21TPLV can withstand exposure to water, gasoline, oils, hydrocarbons, fuels, hydraulic fluids and many acids and bases. Often used as a sealant, it is also very effective as an adhesive, coating and encapsulant. This two part epoxy polysulfide is easy to handle with a convenient, one to one mix ratio by weight or volume.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP21TPLV |
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Tough & Durable Epoxy Cures Quickly at Room Temperature
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With outstanding resistance to organic solvents including alcohols and fuels, two component EP41S is well suited for use as a high strength coating, liner and sealant. It can successfully withstand, for example, prolonged immersion in such active organic solvents as alcohols, gasoline, trichloroethylene and butyl acetate, inorganic acids, bases, etc for more than one year. EP41S produces an abrasion resistant, tough, strong, thermoset plastic with superior electrical insulation characteristics and a desirably low coefficient of thermal expansion.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP41S |
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Dimensionally Stable Epoxy Has Quartz Filling
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EP30QF is a quartz filled, two component epoxy for high performance bonding, sealing, coating and casting applications. It is formulated to produce high strength, rigid bonds which are remarkably resistant to chemicals including water, oil and most organic solvents. EP30QF’s linear shrinkage after cure is exceptionally low. It is especially recommended where high tensile modulus, outstanding compressive strength and superior dimensional stability are required.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP30QF |
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Heat Curing Epoxy Features a Glass Transition Temperature of 160-165°F |
Dimensionally stable, this two part epoxy has excellent physical strength properties. EP62-1 delivers superior chemical resistance against fuels, acids, bases and many solvents, even at high temperatures. It has a long pot life and versatile cure schedules at moderately elevated temperatures.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP62-1 |
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August 2014
