Resin Epoxy is a chemical that is a type of thermoplastic hard plastic. It has two components: Resin base and Hardener which is highly sticky
It is resistant to friction and chemicals, whether acids, bases or solvents, as an insulating layer forms when dried.
Use as a paint, mortar or adhesive. The most common type of epoxy produced is from the reaction between the chemicals Epichlorohydrin and Bisphenol.
The first attempt to produce it from this substance was in 1927 in the United States, through the Swiss company Ciba for the production of chemicals.
Epoxy resin belongs to the group of thermosetting resins, as these resins are characterized by the inability to reform them by heat after turning into a solid due to the formation of long polymeric chains intertwined with each other, which is called crosslinking. The epoxy resin contains two or more sets of epoxide groups that consist of one oxygen atom bonded to two carbon atoms. The epoxy group is chemically bonded with the other molecules to form a three-dimensional network that is cross-linked in the curing process. Epoxy resin is characterized by relatively high hardness and chemical resistance. In addition, this resin has a high specific adhesion due to the chemical composition of this resin represented in the group of ethers, hydroxyl and polar groups that give high strength and adhesion and gain the material hardness and strength, so it is used in applications that require high functional performance. These resins react with hardeners during processing and the reaction is not accompanied by emission of water or the release of any by-products, which makes the volumetric shrinkage very small (less than 2%) and thus the resin acquires high mechanical strength and properties. In addition, treated epoxy resins have high durability due to the distance between points Interconnection and the presence of integrated fibers

Quantity :

There are three packages (Two Resin + Hardener), the package capacity is 5 Kg