EP30-2 Product Description

Versatile Lower Viscosity, Two Component, Room Temperature Curing Epoxy System for High Performance Bonding, Sealing, Coating and Encapsulation; Features Superior Optical Clarity; Cryogenically Serviceable. Meets NASA Low Outgassing Specifications.

Master Bond EP30-2 is a versatile lower viscosity, two part epoxy system for high performance bonding, coating, sealing and encapsulating. It is formulated to cure at room temperature or more rapidly at elevated temperatures, and has a ten to one mix ratio by weight. EP30-2 offers an appealing combination of highly desirable properties. It has excellent optical clarity along with superior light transmission. This system is 100% reactive and does not contain any solvents or other volatiles. This rigid formulation exhibits superior dimensional stability and exceptionally low shrinkage upon cure. It’s an excellent electrical insulator. It’s a good fit for many smaller electronic potting and encapsulation applications. It bonds well to a variety of similar and dissimilar substrates including metals, glass, ceramics and many rubbers and plastics. EP30-2 offers resistance to a wide array of chemicals such as water, oils, fuels, acids, bases, salts and many solvents. It is serviceable at cryogenic temperatures down to 4K; its temperature range extends up to 300°F. Also, EP30-2 meets NASA low outgassing requirements. EP30-2 is widely used in aerospace, electronic, optical, fiber-optic and OEM applications.

Product Advantages

  • Versatile cure schedules.
  • Lower viscosity; easily applied.
  • Excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals.
  • Superior optical clarity combined with robust light transmission.
  • Good electrical insulation properties.
  • Cryogenically serviceable down to 4K.
  • Meets NASA low outgassing specifications.

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