Any ideas which epoxy resin has qualitys for using in high temperature applictaions, 100-150 C.
For use with carbon fiber!
Thought is was Sp systems ampred 22 but cant remember. :confused:
Cheers
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Any ideas which epoxy resin has qualitys for using in high temperature applictaions, 100-150 C.
For use with carbon fiber!
Thought is was Sp systems ampred 22 but cant remember. :confused:
Cheers
Use the 700 vinyl ester resin here http://www.shopmaninc.com/polyesters.html
cheers dude,
no idea on high temp epoxy?
I think you should do some reading on high temp epoxies. What are you intending to use it for? Do you have the equipment to cure it and are you willing to pay the price for it?
I`ll do some research, but i`m hoping to get a job building CF race boats so facilities wont be an issue,
if i dont tehn vinylester it will be.
I used to use a company calle ciba-geigy. they were extensively involved in marine composites but i think they ceased trading a few years ago. I did a bit of digging and came up with a story that they changed to Vantico, i could not find that and then came up with this this http://www.answers.com/topic/epoxy-1
Ciba were based down in southampton i think - on near the water anyway! I used to have all the catologues about 10 years ago when I raced cars and i remmember high temp resins as well as the fire retardent ones etc. I thinkt he highest temp ones are phenolic not epoxy. But you can get epoxy resisns that take higher temps than normal before losing strength.
Here is the start of info from Huntsman: http://www.huntsman.com/index.cfm?PageID=4556
As you cas see they hold the rights to the araldite brand (the proper structural adhesive which comes in big pots)
this may also help: http://www.masterbond.com/sg/htsg.pdf
I just used the shockingly bad product selector and quickly found this: http://ww1.huntsmanservice.com/AM/ui...ist.do?PCId=35
It is a phenol epoxy (my memory was right about the phenolic resins) and is designed for use at elevated temps.
Cheers for the digging dude,
seems like they were local,
I used carbon-fiber tuned pipes on my race boats so the resin exists.
You could give GKN a ring in the isle of white. they will have a supplier. (they do all the airbus composites there)