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Epotec YD 128 is an unmodified liquid epoxy resin with medium viscosity produced from bisphenol-A and epichlorohydrin. This is a standard liquid epoxy resin and a wide variety of curing agents are available to cure this liquid epoxy resin at ambient conditions and also at elevated temperature. When cured with appropriate hardener, epotec YD 128 gives excellent mechanical, chemical, electrical and adhesion properties. Because of these properties it finds use in various applications.

Applications

• Solvent based, high solids and solvent free coatings
• Adhesives
• Civil engineering and construction industry
• Automotive coatings
• Can & coil coatings
• Marine and Industrial protective coatings
• Tooling, potting, casting and moulding compounds
• Composites
• Stabilizer in PVC

Epotec RD 110 is the mono-glycidyl ether of 2-ethyl hexanol. The primary use of epotec RD 110 is as a reactive diluent for high viscosity epoxy resins. Epotec RD 110 is compatible in all concentrations and those resin blends can be cured with variety of curing agents.

EPOTEC RD 114 is a diglycidyl ether of Neopentyl glycol. It is primarily used as a reactive diluent for high viscosity epoxy resins. RD 114 is compatible at all concentration with all classes of epoxy resins. Performance properties of system containing RD 114 are maintained at higher level than is possible with monofunctional reactive diluents. It also improves filler loading and fiber wetting characteristics.

Recyclamine® R802 is an amine curing agent which enables recyclable thermosetting epoxy. It possesses low viscosity, cures at ambient temperature and exhibits moderate reactivity with di-epoxide resins. Unlike conventional thermoplastics, cross-linked thermosetting matrix from Recyclamine® R802 undergoes cleavage by low energy solvolysis at specific conditions, resulting in recovering of the epoxy matrix as thermoplastic resin. In fiber reinforced composites, Recyclamine® R802 enables recycling & recovery of reinforcement and epoxy matrix as thermoplastic resin. The recovered materials can be re-used to close the loop.