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| White Paper: Use of Epoxies as Protective Coatings against Corrosion for Metals |
One of the most effective approaches to prevent and inhibit corrosion of metals is to create a protective barrier over the component. This is most easily achieved with the use of a coating compound. Coatings protect against corrosion, moisture and other chemicals from attacking metal parts. Learn more about different types of corrosion and the ideal coating compounds that help prevent damage from hostile environmental exposures.
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| Epoxy Offers Superior Acid Resistance |
EP21ARHT combines high temperature resistance with an impressive ability to withstand exposure to a variety of acids and other chemicals. It is especially noteworthy for its resistance to sulfuric and hydrochloric acids. This two part, 100% reactive 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 linear shrinkage upon cure.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP21ARHT |
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| Highly Flexible & Heat Resistant Fluorosilicone |
Featuring outstanding chemical resistance, MasterSil 980 is a two part fluorosilicone for bonding, sealing, coating and encapsulating. Compared to traditional silicones, this system withstands gasoline, diesel fuel, motor oil, ethanol and many other alcohols. MasterSil 980 is an addition cured system that does not require air or humidity for curing. It adheres well to many substrates and can resist the most aggressive types of thermal cycling as well as mechanical shock.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on MasterSil 980 |
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| Optically Clear Epoxy Meets NASA Low Outgassing Specifications |
EP30-2 is a two component epoxy adhesive, sealant and laminating compound. It cures at room temperatures and has a low mixed viscosity. Bonds are rigid. EP30-2 can resist temperatures up to 300°F and is optically clear. NASA low outgassing approved, this compound can withstand exposure to thermal cycling and chemicals. It is also cryogenically serviceable.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP30-2 |
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| Compound with Excellent Resistance to Chemicals |
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. Shore D hardness is 60-65.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP21TPLV |
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| Outstanding Resistance to Abrasion and Chemicals |
Featuring an array of high performance properties, Master Bond EP21SC-1 is ideal for chemical and mechanical processing applications as well as tank and chute maintenance. This exceptionally rigid material has a hardness exceeding 95 Shore D and offers impressive dimensional stability. EP21SC-1 includes a silicon carbide filler which enhances its abrasion resistance. It withstands a wide variety of chemicals including water, acids, bases, hydraulic fluids and oils. This solvent free paste has a low coefficient of thermal expansion and exceptional compressive strength.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP21SC-1 |
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| High Strength UV System with Excellent Light Transmission |
Widely used in optical, fiber-optic and electronic applications, UV18S features excellent optical clarity and light transmission properties. This toughened, high performance system has a tensile strength exceeding 5,000 psi at room temperature. It cures readily in 20-30 seconds when exposed to a UV light source emitting at a wavelength of 320-365 nm without oxygen inhibition. Electrical insulation properties are superior.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on UV18S |
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November 2015
