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Marine Product Catalogue 

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Introduction to SP, the marine business of Gurit 

SP, the marine business of Gurit, is renowned as one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of composite 

materials to the global boatbuilding market. With more than 0 years experience working alongside 

the world’s leading designers, SP’s unique approach integrates structural design, materials science and 

process engineering to offer a complete turnkey solution for the build of best-performance boats. 

SP offers a unique solution to make boats stronger, lighter and faster: the combination of innovative, 

durable, industry-leading composite products with an unrivalled in-house technical expertise, ensuring 

best-in-class operation wherever it is applied. The versatility and durability of SP product and in-depth 

engineering knowledge means SP delivers every project a performance that is finely tuned to individual 

specifications and needs. SP’s long history of development and innovation has increased part quality and 

durability while continual streamlining processes have improved productivity and reduced costs. 

SP’s long history of development and innovation has increased part quality and durability while continual 

streamlining processes have improved productivity and reduced costs. Achievements include being: 

• Instrumental in implementing advanced composites in to marine structures 

• First to provide a monocoque hull shell solution for race boats 

• First to develop practical yet high performance prepregs for the boatyard environment 

SP offers an impressive portfolio of standardised and customised products suitable for a full range of 

requirements, including a comprehensive range of tooling, reinforcement and prepreg materials. SP’s patent-approved, 

award-winning SPRINT ® technology offers lightweight, cost-effective solutions for series 

production boats, potentially reducing production time and cost by 60%, and weight by 40%; Corecell 

is SP’s leading structural foam core material, which has become widely accepted for the construction of 

large, high performance structures. Suitable for a wide range of demanding structural applications and 

different composite manufacturing processes, the Corecell product range provides increased levels of 

performance, strength, structural integrity and handling, unmatched by any other core material. 

How to use this Product Catalogue 

This Product Catalogue has been produced to provide information on our main standard products, most 

of which are available ex-stock from our manufacturing facility on the Isle of Wight, U.K. SP is also well 

served by a network of representatives, who hold stocks of SP products locally, and who can also act as 

a local point of contact for technical and sales information. A list of these representatives is given at the 

end of this publication. 

Brief descriptions of each product and product group are given throughout this publication to facilitate 

product selection. Full information on any product should be obtained from the relevant Technical datasheet. 

These can be obtained from the SP website, www.gurit.com/marine or by contacting Customer 

Support. Contact details for Customer Support are given at the end of this publication. 

The Product Catalogue structure is given in the Contents Page opposite. For placing orders, contact details 

can be found at the end of this Product Catalogue. Written orders may be provided by fax, letter or email. 

Please use the order codes provided when placing your order to ensure that you obtain the correct products. 


Contents 

Tooling 

Pattern Materials 

- T-Paste 70- 5 

Mould Materials 

- Gelcoats 6 

- Laminating Systems 6 

- Infusion Systems 6 

Formulated Products 

In-mould Gelcoats 8 

Laminating Systems 9 

Infusion Products 4 

Adhesives 5 

Coatings 

Multi-Purpose Systems 

Reinforcements 

E-Glass Products 7 

Carbon Products 9 

Aramid Products 

Shears 

Prepregs 

Prepreg Materials 7 

Adhesive Films 4 

SPRINT ® Materials 

Structural SPRINT ® 45 

SPRINT ® Surfacing Materials 46 

Single SPRINT ® 48 

S-Core 49 

Core Materials 

Corecell 5 

Vacuum Consumables 

Peel Plies 54 

Release Films 54 

Vacuum Bagging Films 54 

Sealant Tapes 54 

Flash/Release Tapes 55 

S-A Mould Release Materials 55 

Vacuum Fittings 55 

Breather Fabrics 55 

Infusion 56 

Ancillary Products 

Fillers 59 

Solvents 6 

Application & Sundry Items 6 

General Information 

Contacting SP 66 

Conversion Tables 69 


Tooling 

Composite Tooling Solutions 

As the technical leaders in commercial composite materials, SP offers a complete range of composite 

tooling products for the Marine, Wind Energy and Automotive/Mass transport markets. Each product 

is designed as part of a complete tooling solution, with properties optimised for the intended 

application. 

Our tooling range consists of tooling paste products desgined for pattern manufacture and a range of 

ambient curing mould materials that can be used up to an operating temperature of 0°C. 

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Tooling Systems 

Pattern Materials 

Epoxy Tooling Paste 

T-Paste 70- has been designed for Marine customers looking for a fast and reliable way to manufacture 

patterns and direct moulds. 

T-Paste 70- combined with CNC technology allows more design freedom and improves pattern/direct 

mould accuracy whilst reducing production processes. 

T-Paste 70-1 (mix ratio 100:92 by weight / 100:100 by volume) 

Resin Size Order Code 

T-Paste 70- 90 litres Resin F940- 

Please note: A mixing machine is required to mix and dispense the T-Paste 70- product. 

Machine Supplier Machine Description Website 

Dekumed Unidos 00TX/MP 00 www.dekumed.de 

KM Poly Tool 8 0 or Poly Tool 8 0 www. km.co.uk 

Tartler Nodopox 50 or Nodopox 00 www.tartler.com 

For more information on suitable mixing machines, please contact SP. 

Hardener Size Order Code 

T-Paste 70- 90 litres Hardener F940- 

Flexible Application Hoses (for use with mixing machines) 

Low Pressure Hose Order Code 

9mm internal diameter, clear reinforced PVC hose, 0lm 

High Pressure Hose 

A665-00 

9mm internal diameter, Vacupress Cristal hose, 60lm A665-00 

T-Paste 70-1 Application Nozzle 

Plastic Application Nozzle, 75mm (length) x 5mm (width) A666-00 

T-Paste70-1 Repair (mix ratio 100:94 by weight/100:100 by volume) 

Dual Cartridge Resin/Hardener Packs Order Code 

Box of 0 x 400ml dual cartridge 00ml Resin/ 00ml Hardener Pack F940- 6 

Dispense Guns Order Code 

Metix gun, pneumatic, 400ml : / : K 5-0 

Mix Heads 

400ml Mix Heads Order Code 

Box of 0 x 0.7mm, 9 element square mix head with screw connection A640-0 9 


Tooling Systems 

Mould Materials 

Gelcoats 

T-Gel 0- is an epoxy gelcoat system for manufacturing glass or carbon moulds. The extended backup 

window of T-Gel 0- make this product ideal for production of large moulds. T-Gel 0- is compatible 

with T-Lam 0- and T-Prime 0- . 

T-Gel 130-1 (mix ratio 100:49 by weight) 

Resin/Hardener Packs Order Code 

T-Gel 0- 7.6 kg Resin/Hardener Pack F 40- 


T-Gel 0- 0. kg Resin Black F 40- 0 

Laminating 

T-Lam 0- is an epoxy tooling system designed for wet laminating glass or carbon moulds. 

T-Lam 0- is compatible with T-Gel 0- and T-Prime 0- . 

T-Lam 130-1 (mix ratio 100:40 by weight) 


T-Lam 0- 0 kg Resin F 40- 0 

Infusion 

T-Prime 0- is a low viscosity epoxy tooling system for manufacturing infused glass and carbon 

moulds. It is compatible with T-Gel 0- and T-Lam 0- . 

T-PRIME 130-1 (mix ratio 100:27 by weight) 


4.75 kg Pack ( .6 kg Resin / 0.97 kg Hardener) F 6 - 07 


T-PRIME 0- .5 kg Resin F 6 - 0 

T-PRIME 0- 85 kg Resin F 6 - 00* 

x 6.75 kg of T-PRIME 

* Made to Order 

0 Hardener required to match 85kg of resin 


T-Gel 0- 5.0 kg Hardener F 40- 5 


T-Lam 0- 8kg Hardener F 40- 04 


T-PRIME 0- .4 kg Hardener F 6 - 0 

T-PRIME 0- 6.75kg Hardener F 6 - 06* 


Formulated Products 

SP, the marine business of Gurit is a leading supplier of high performance epoxy products formulated 

to meet market and customer needs. 

SP’s innovative approach and expertise in epoxy formulations continues to deliver market leading products 

for a wide range of market segments including race boats, production boats and superyachts. 

SP provides a complete range of formulated products from in-mould gelcoats to multi-purpose systems. 

> In-mould Gelcoat 

> Ampreg Laminating Systems 

> PRIME Infusion Products 

> Spabond Adhesives 

> Coatings 

> Multi-purpose Systems 


Gelcoats 

CR 3400 

In-Mould Epoxy Gelcoat / Surfacing System (mix ratio 100:30 by weight) 

CR 400 is an in-mould epoxy surfacing system for epoxy laminates and is designed to be used as the 

base for the subsequent application of a paint scheme. CR 400 is therefore formulated to be easy to 

sand so that once released, the CR 400 surface can be readily keyed prior to the application of the 

paint system. The product has a considerably longer overcoating window than other gelcoats - up to one 

day with Standard hardener at 0°C. 


9 kg Resin F 46-0 


5.7 kg Standard F 46-0 5 


Laminating Systems 

Ampreg 21 

Epoxy Wet Laminating System (resin to hardener mix ratio 100:33 by weight) 

Ampreg is the latest generation of laminating systems offered by Gurit/SP. The low initial mixed 

viscosity makes this product ideal for wetting out heavyweight fibres/fabrics. It has been designed to 

give excellent mechanical and thermal properties from both ambient temperature cures and moderate 

temperature postcures (50°C). 

Ampreg is available with a range of hardener speeds from Fast to Extra Slow and has been formulated 

to give significant improvements to Health and Safety when compared to competitive systems. 


. kg Pack ( kg Resin / 0. kg Fast Hardener) F -0 

. kg Pack ( kg Resin / 0. kg Standard Hardener) F -0 0 

. kg Pack ( kg Resin / 0. kg Slow Hardener) F -0 

. kg Pack ( kg Resin / 0. kg Extra Slow Hardener) F -0 

.6 kg Pack ( .7 kg Resin / 0.9 kg Fast Hardener) F -0 

.6 kg Pack ( .7 kg Resin / 0.9 kg Standard Hardener) F -0 

.6 kg Pack ( .7 kg Resin / 0.9 kg Slow Hardener) F -0 

.6 kg Pack ( .7 kg Resin / 0.9 kg Extra Slow Hardener) F -0 4 

Product Availability in Drums 


0 kg Resin F -0 4 

0 kg Resin F -00 


4 x 8kg Ampreg Hardener required for 6kg drum of resin 


x 65kg Ampreg Hardener required for 000kg IBC of resin 


. kg Fast F -0 5 

. kg Standard F -0 6 

. kg Slow F -0 7 

. kg Extra Slow F -0 8 

6.66 kg Fast F -004 

6.66 kg Standard F -006 

6.66 kg Slow F -008 

6.66 kg Extra Slow F -0 0 

8 kg Fast F -0 7 

8 kg Standard F -0 8 

8 kg Slow F -0 9 

8 kg Extra Slow F -0 0 

65 kg Fast F -0 

65 kg Standard F -0 

65 kg Slow F -0 




Ampreg 21 FR 

Fire Retardant Epoxy Wet Laminating System 

(resin to hardener mix ratio 100:21 by weight) 

Ampreg FR is a fire retardant wet laminating system designed to meet the requirements of 

UL94VO and BS4 6 part 7 class . It has been formulated for use with the Ampreg range of 

hardeners. 


5.85 kg F -004 

57 kg Resin F -005 


. kg Fast F -0 5 

. kg Standard F -0 6 

. kg Slow F -0 7 

. kg Extra Slow F -0 8 

8 kg Fast F -0 7 

8 kg Standard F -0 8 

8 kg Slow F -0 9 




Ampreg 22 

Epoxy Laminating System (resin to hardener mix ratio 100:28 by weight) 

Ampreg is an established and widely used laminating system. It is intended for both wet lay-up and 

vacuum bagging processes. The long working time and low exotherm of Ampreg make it ideal for 

manufacturing large, high performance composite structures. 


4. kg Pack ( . kg Resin / 0.9 kg Fast Hardener) F 8-0 0 

4. kg Pack ( . kg Resin / 0.9 kg Standard Hardener) F 8-048 

4. kg Pack ( . kg Resin / 0.9 kg Slow Hardener) F 8-0 7 






x 8 kg Ampreg hardener required for 9 kg drum of resin 

640 kg Resin F 8-060 

80 kg Ampreg hardener required for 640Kg IBC of resin 

000 kg Resin F 8-009 

80 kg Ampreg hardener required for 000 kg IBC of resin 


.8 kg Fast F 8-0 

.8 kg Standard F 8-0 9 

.8 kg Slow F 8-0 

.8 kg Extra Slow F 8-068 

5.6 kg Fast F 8-07 

5.6 kg Standard F 8-074 

5.6 kg Slow F 8-075 

5.6 kg Extra Slow F 8-076 

8 kg Fast F 8-06 

8 kg Standard F 8-066 

8 kg Slow F 8-065 

8 kg Extra Slow F 8-064 

80.0 kg Fast F 8-0 8 

80.0 kg Standard F 8-04 

80.0 kg Slow F 8-0 6 

80.0 kg Extra Slow F 8-0 9 

80.0 kg 4 Hour** F 8-047 

*900kg Extra Slow F 8-0 

*900kg Slow F 8-05 

*900kg hardeners in IBC’s are made to order. 

**Made to order 



Ampreg 26 

Epoxy Laminating System (resin to hardener mix ratio 100:33 by weight) 

Ampreg 6 is SP’s premium epoxy laminating system, and is particularly suitable for the manufacture of 

large, high performance composite structures. The product’s high laminate mechanical properties and 

high Tg’s, achievable from modest postcures, make it well suited for heavily loaded applications. 


6.67 kg Pack (5.0 kg Resin / .67 kg Fast Hardener) F 6-0 

6.67 kg Pack (5.0 kg Resin / .67 kg Slow Hardener) F 6-0 4 



0 kg Resin F 6-0 5 


4 x 8 kg of either Ampreg Ultraslow or Ampreg 6 hardener 

required for 6 kg resin 

000 kg Resin F 6-0 0 

kg of either Ampreg 6 or Ampreg Ultra Slow hardener 

required for 000 kg resin 


6.66 kg Fast F 6-0 9 

6.66 kg Slow F 6-040 

8 kg Fast F 6-0 7 

8 kg Slow F 6-0 8 

8 kg Ultra Slow F 7- 05 

80.0 kg Slow F 6-0 0 

00 kg Ultra Slow F 7- 04 



SP 115 

Clear Epoxy Laminating System (resin to hardener mix ratio 100:33 by weight) 

SP 5 is a low viscosity, ultra-clear epoxy laminating system. It has been designed for the manufacture 

of laminates which are to remain unpainted, and where a very clear finish is required. The material also 

contains blue UV filters which give the product its characteristic transparent pale violet/blue colour. 

Resin/Hardener Pack Order Code 

SP 5 Box of 5 x 0.75 kg Resin each in a blister pack with 0. 5 kg Hardener F 0-0 7 

SP 5 5.0 kg Pack ( .75 kg Resin / . 5 kg Hardener) F 0-0 0 


Infusion Systems 

PRIME 20LV 

Epoxy Infusion System (resin to hardener mix ratio 100:26 by weight) 

PRIME 0LV is the next generation of PRIME 0 SP epoxy infusion resin, specifically designed 

for use in a variety of resin infusion processes including RTM, SCRIMP and RIFT. It has a very low 

mixed viscosity and long working time, allowing large parts with complex reinforcements to be infused 

successfully in one operation. It has an exceptionally low exotherm characteristic, which allows thick 

sections to be manufactured without risk of premature gelation due to exothermic temperature rises. 

PRIME 0LV is both Lloyds and Germanischer Lloyds approved for certified applications. 


.9 kg Pack ( . kg Resin / 0.8 kg Slow Hardener) F 60-056 


PRIME 20LV Resin Size Order Code 



x 0 kg hardener required to match 0 kg resin. 

000 kg Resin F 60-0 7 

60 kg hardener required to match 000 kg resin. 

PRIME 20 Hardener Size Order Code 

5. kg Fast F 60-05 

5. kg Slow F 60-054 

5. kg Extra Slow F 60-055 

0 kg Fast F 60-0 5 

0 kg Slow F 60-0 

0 kg Extra Slow F 60-0 7 

80 kg Fast F 60-0 8 

80 kg Slow F 60-0 

80 kg Extra Slow F 60-0 8 

*900kg Extra Slow F 60-0 

*900kg hardeners in IBC’s are made to order. 


Adhesives 

Spabond 340 

Structural Epoxy Adhesive (mix ratio 2:1 by weight and volume) 

Spabond 40 is a high strength, high sag resistance Germanischer Lloyds approved structural adhesive 

with a simple : mix ratio, by weight and volume. The low exotherm and shrinkage of Spabond 40 

makes this product ideal for the assembly of parts with bondlines up to 0mm. This product has been 

designed for mixing by hand or using a mixing machine. For further information on suitable mixing 

machines, please contact Gurit Technical Support. 


0 kg Resin F645-056 

0 kg Resin white F645-066 


0 kg Fast Hardener F645-05 

0 kg Std Hardener F645-064 

0 kg Slow Hardener F645-05 

0 kg Extra Slow Hardener F645-057 

0 kg Slow Hardener white F645-067 


Adhesives 

Spabond 340LV 

Epoxy Adhesive System (mix ratio 2:1 by weight and volume) 

Spabond 40LV is a lower viscosity variant of Spabond 40. It has been designed for mixing/dispensing 

from cartridges and to provide higher dispense rates from mixing machines. This product is ideal for 

bondline thicknesses up to 0mm. 

Dual Cartridge 

900ml Dual Cartridge Resin / Hardener Order Code 

Box of 0 x 900ml dual cartridge 600ml Resin / 00ml Fast Hardener F645-04 

Box of 0 x 900ml dual cartridge 600ml Resin / 00ml Std Hardener F645-069 

Box of 0 x 900ml dual cartridge 600ml Resin / 00ml Slow Hardener F645-04 

400ml Dual Cartridge Resin / Hardener Order Code 

Box of 0 x 400ml dual cartridge 66ml Resin / 4ml Fast Hardener F645-0 

Box of 0 x 400ml dual cartridge 66ml Resin / 4ml Slow Hardener F645-0 4 

Dispense Guns 

900ml Dispense Guns 

PC Cox Gun, PPA 600A pneumatic, 900ml : K 5-0 9 


Metix Gun, manual, 400ml : / : K 5-0 

Metix Gun, pneumatic, 400ml : / : K 5-0 

Mix Heads 

900ml Mix Heads 

Box of 0 x 6mm, 0 Element round mix head with screw connection A640-0 

Designed for bonding large areas - high dispense rate 

Box of 0 x mm, 8 Element round mix head with bell inlet A640-009 

Designed for bonding small areas - lower dispense rate 


Box of 0 x 0.7mm, 9 Element square mix head with screw connection A640-0 9 




00 kg Resin F645-049 


0 kg Fast F645-05 

0 kg Std F645-064 

0 kg Slow F645-05 

0 kg Extra Slow F645-057 

00 kg Fast F645-050 

00 kg Std F645-065 

00 kg Slow F645-0 5 

00 kg Extra Slow F645-0 9 


Adhesives 

Spabond 540PB 

Modified Epoxy Adhesive System (mix ratio 2.5:1 by volume) 

Spabond 540 PB is a modified ambient curing epoxy adhesive designed for bonding polyester or epoxy 

grp laminates. 

The long working times and excellent gap filling properties make this adhesive ideal for stringers/bulkheads, 

frames and hull-to-deck joints on medium to large production boats. 


kg Resin F648-00 



00 kg Resin F648-005 


0.74 kg Slow Hardener F648-004 


.7 kg Slow Hardener F648-007 

.7 kg Extra Slow Hardener F648-0 4 


7.4 kg Slow Hardener F648-00 

7.4 kg Extra Slow Hardener F648-0 5 


48 kg Slow Hardener F648-006 

48 kg Extra Slow Hardener F648-0 6 


Adhesives 

Spabond 345 

Epoxy Adhesive System (mix ratio 2:1 by volume) 

Spabond 45 is a toughened high performance, adhesive system ideal for bonding large structures 

where substrate surfaces have uneven geometry. The product has a thick, paste-like consistency, and 

can be applied without sag in thicknesses of over 0mm at 5°C, making it ideal where large, uneven 

vertical gluelines are required. Spabond 45 has both higher thermal and higher mechanical properties 

than the other systems in the Spabond 00 range. Spabond 45/Fast Black has been formulated for 

carbon structures requiring an aesthetic finish. 

400ml Dual Cartridge Resin / Hardener Size Order Code 

Box of 0 x 400ml dual cartridges 66ml Resin / 4ml Fast Hardener F646-0 6 

Box of 0 x 400ml dual cartridges 66ml Resin / 4ml Fast Black Hardener F646-0 4 

Box of 0 x 400ml dual cartridges 66ml Resin / 4ml Slow Hardener F646-0 4 

Dispense Guns 


Metix Gun, DM400-0 manual, 400ml K 5-0 

Metix Gun, DM400-85-0 pneumatic, 400ml K 5-0 

Mix Heads 





0 kg Resin F646-0 8 


9.6 kg Fast F646-04 

9.6 kg Fast Black F646-04 

9.6 kg Slow F646-04 

9.6 kg Extra Slow F646-044 


Adhesives 

Spabond 370 

Epoxy Adhesive System (mix ratio 1:1 by weight and volume) 

Spabond 70 is a simple : mix ratio, by weight and by volume, epoxy adhesive. Thicknesses of up to 

0mm at 0°C can be applied on vertical surfaces without drainage. Spabond 70 is designed for use 

and cure at temperatures of 0- 0°C making it suitable for use in covered outdoor applications, and its 

non-corrosive nature also makes it safer to use. 



kg Resin F640-0 7 

5 kg Resin F640-0 9 



kg Std Hardener F640-0 8 

5 kg Std Hardener F640-0 0 

0 kg Std Hardener F640-0 

Spabond 5 Minute Adhesive 

Rapid Cure Epoxy Adhesive (mix ratio 1:1 by weight and volume) 

Spabond 5 minute adhesive uses SP’s fast-setting technology. It combines rapid bonding speed (bonds 

in 5 minutes, full handling strength in 5- 0 minutes) with a simple : by weight and by volume mix 

ratio. Spabond 5 minute is an ideal ‘spot-weld’ adhesive but it is not suitable for applications where a 

structural adhesive is required. 

Description Order Code 

Box of 0 x 0ml Resin cartridge (un-pigmented) F65 -0 5 

Box of 0 x 0ml Hardener cartridge (un-pigmented) F65 -0 7 

Box of 0 x 400ml component dual cartridge (pigmented) 00ml Resin / 00ml Hardener F65 -0 

For 400ml dual cartridge; resin (yellow), hardener (blue). 

Dispense Guns 

310ml Single Component Cartridge Dispense Guns 

PC Cox Gun CBM 0/XC BI-MIXER K 5-0 

400ml Dual Cartridge Dispense Guns 

Metix Gun DM400-0 Manual, 400ml K 5-0 

Metix Gun DM400-85-0 Pneumatic, 400ml K 5-0 

Mix Heads 

Mix heads are not available for the 310ml single component cartridges 



Adhesives 

Spabond 730 

Rapid Structural Adhesive 

Spabond 7 0 is a rapid setting structural epoxy adhesive. It gels in 0 minutes and has full handling 

strength after hours. Optimum properties for this adhesive are achieved after an overnight cure at 

ambient. 


Box of 0 x 400ml component dual cartridge (pigmented) 00ml Resin / 00ml Hardener F650-007 

For 400ml dual cartridge; resin (yellow), hardener (blue). 

Dispense Guns 

Metix Gun DM400-0 Manual, 400ml K 5-0 

Metix Gun DM400-85-0 Pneumatic, 400ml K 5-0 

Mix Heads 



Spabond 740 

Corebond Epoxy Adhesive (mix ratio 2:1 by volume) 

Spabond 740 is a DNV Approved Corebond Epoxy Adhesive. It is a low density adhesive, with a simple 

: by volume mix ratio which is designed for bonding a wide range of core materials. The product 

has very good application characteristics and can be applied in thicknesses of up to 5mm at 0°C on 

vertical surfaces without the risk of drainage. 




7.5 kg Resin F654-0 9 


4.4 kg Extra Slow Hardener F654-0 

7.7 kg Extra Slow Hardener F654-0 0 


Coatings 

SP 320 

Solvent-Free Clear Epoxy Coating System (mix ratio 100:33 by weight) 

SP 0 is a solvent-free, clear epoxy coating that provides a high clarity, tough finish to whatever it is 

applied to. When used for coating wood, just a few coats will provide a depth of clarity that can only 

otherwise be achieved with many more coats of a conventional varnish. The epoxy coating will protect 

most surfaces from moisture ingress, and will also add strength to softwood surfaces. 


Box of 5 x kg pack (0.75 kg Resin with 0. 5 kg Fast Hardener in a blister pack) F505-0 4 

Box of 5 x kg pack (0.75 kg Resin with 0. 5 kg Slow Hardener in a blister pack) F505-0 5 

4.0 kg Pack ( .0 kg Resin / .0 kg Fast Hardener) F505-0 8 

4.0 kg Pack ( .0 kg Resin / .0 kg Slow Hardener) 

Individual components of these packs may be purchased separately as shown below. 

F505-0 9 



0.0 kg Resin F505-006 

0.0 kg Resin F505-0 5 


. kg Fast F505-0 

. kg Slow F505-0 9 

6.66 kg Fast F505-0 8 

6.66 kg Slow F505-0 9 

SP Pump Sets 

Quantity Description Order Code 

pair SP 0 Pump Set / 4.0 kg pack K 6pair 

SP 0 Pump Set / . & 6.66 kg size K 6- 

Eposeal 300 

Universal Epoxy Primer (mix ratio 1:1 by volume) 

Eposeal 00 is a solvent-based, low viscosity epoxy primer. It has been developed primarily for use on 

wood but can also be used on other materials such as GRP, stone, ferrocement, brick, etc. Eposeal 00 

has an extremely low viscosity which ensures that the product achieves rapid and deep penetration of 

porous surfaces. 


5.0 litre Pack ( .5 litre Resin / .5 litre Hardener) F705-0 


Multi-Purpose Systems 

SP 106 

Multi-purpose Epoxy System (mix ratio 5:1 by volume) 

SP 06 is a simple to use, all-purpose epoxy which can be used unmodified as a protective primer, 

coating or laminating system. When modified with SP filler powders (see Ancillary Products) it can be 

used as an adhesive or filler system. Its various hardeners provide a range of working times and the 

Extra Slow hardener can also be used in hot or tropical conditions. SP 06 has been established for 

over 0 years as the primary epoxy system for the manufacture and repair of wooden boats, and is now 

widely used in many other woodworking applications. 


0 x box of 5 x kg pack (0.85 kg Resin with 0. 5 kg Fast Hardener in a blister pack) F5 0-0 9 

0 x box of 5 x kg pack (0.85 kg Resin with 0. 5 kg Slow Hardener in a blister pack) F5 0-040 

Box of 5 x kg pack (0.85 kg Resin with 0. 5 kg Fast Hardener in a blister pack) F5 0-0 7 

Box of 5 x kg (0.85 kg Resin with 0. 5 kg Slow Hardener in a blister pack) F5 0-0 8 

.0 kg Pack ( .56 kg Resin / 0.46 kg Fast Hardener) F5 0-04 

.0 kg Pack ( .56 kg Resin / 0.46 kg Slow Hardener) F5 0-04 


0 kg Resin F5 0-004 



x 9.5 kg hardener required for 6 kg resin. 

000 kg Resin† F5 0-0 4 


.8 kg Fast (0.9 kg x ) F5 0-0 9 

.8 kg Slow (0.9 kg x ) F5 0-0 

.6 kg Fast F5 0-0 8 

.6 kg Slow F5 0-05 

.6 kg Extra Slow F5 0-05 

9.5 kg Fast F5 0-0 0 

9.5 kg Slow F5 0-0 

9.5 kg Extra Slow F5 0-047 

80 kg Fast† F5 0-0 

80 kg Slow† F5 0-0 

SP Pump Sets 


pair SP 06 Pump Set / .0 kg size K 6- 09 

pair SP 06 Pump Set / .8 kg & .5 kg size K 6- 0 

† Due to manufacturing restrictions these products are made irregularly and infrequently and therefore lead times can vary from a few days 

to a few weeks. Stock may be available at the time of ordering. Please contact SP Customer Support for confirmation of availability. 


Handipack 

Multi-purpose Epoxy System (mix ratio 2:1 by volume) 

Handipack is a multi-purpose epoxy, supplied in a small pack designed for quick repair work and other 

small tasks. It has a simple : mix ratio and dispensing is made easy because pumps are supplied in 

the pack. Used as a coating, it cures rapidly to form a tough, clear film, with good moisture resistance. 

By adding the appropriate SP filler powder, adhesives and fillers can also be made. The medium-to-low 

viscosity of the material enables it to be used for small laminating tasks, using lightweight glass fabrics, 

such as those from the SP reinforcements range. 


0 x box of 5 x 75 ml ( 50 ml Resin with 5 ml Hardener & Pumps in a blister pack) F5 0-0 

SP Pump Sets 


pair Handipack Pump Set K 6- 08 


Reinforcement Materials 

SP manufactures and supplies an extensive range of reinforcements suitable for composite 

component manufacture and repair. These materials are based on the most widely used fibre types 

and fibre orientations found in the industry, and incorporate a variety of construction techniques in their 

manufacture. 

Our range of Reinforcements is presented by fibre type: 

i) Glass Products – E Glass and S Glass 

ii) Aramid Products 

iii) Carbon Products 

iv) Hybrid combinations of the above fibres 

And sub-divided into the following categories, based on the orientations of the primary structural 

fibres: 

i) Unidirectional Fabrics – A variety of construction styles with all structural fibres running at 0° 

where optimum mechanical properties or local reinforcement is required. Styles include Unifibre 

(‘UF’) for slitting applications and Unitex (‘UT’) for a balance of handling properties. 

ii) Woven Fabrics – A wide range of woven fabrics, available in plain, twill and satin weave 

formations with fibres at 0°/90°. 

iii) Multiaxial Fabrics – Stitched construction with fibres at +/-45° or 0°/90° (Double Bias), 0°/+45o/45° 

(Triaxial) and 0°/+45°/-45°/90° (Quadraxial). These products offer excellent mechanical properties, 

and have optimised fibre spread for high laminate quality. 

iv) Tapes – Narrow (< 00mm) fabrics versions of the above: 

There is also a section detailing the range of shears supplied to meet the specific requirements of 

cutting the different fibre types. 



Availability 

The supply of dry reinforcements is subject to a minimum single roll quantity per style. Smaller quantities 

of fabric are available from our network of distributors, subject to cutting and handling charges. 

This catalogue describes our standard range of reinforcements, which are generally available from stock. 

If your preferred reinforcement is not in our standard range, we can offer alternative weaves, weights, 

fibres and fibre combinations in any style. Non-standard items may be subject to limited availability. 

Width availability may change from time to time. 

For further information, confirmation of stock levels and technical advice on SP’s reinforcement materials 

- please contact our Customer Support Team. 

SP Reinforcement Nomenclature 

In order to make SP’s Reinforcement designations easy to understand the following nomenclature is 

used throughout the range: 

Reinforcement Designation System 

st letter: General Construction of Reinforcement Fabric 

WR = Woven rovings - (glass) 

R = Woven fabric - yarn (glass/aramid) or tows (carbon) 

X = Double bias (±45°) stitched fabric 

Q = Quadraxial (0°/90°/±45°) stitched fabric 

Y = Triaxial (0°/±45°) stitched fabric 

UT = Unitex woven low-crimp unidirectional fabric 

UF = Unifibre non-woven unidirectional fabric 

nd letter: Fibre Type (or Major Component in Hybrid) 

E = E glass 

S = S glass (or R glass) 

A = Aramid - usually Kevlar 49 or Twaron HM 

C = Carbon - Commercial grade, High strength, High Elongation 

CIM = Intermediate modulus 

rd letter: nd Fibre Type - Minor Component in Hybrid (as above); 

also: 

(when present) T = Tape version 



, or 4 digits: Weight indicator - multiply the number indicated by all but the final digit by 0 to give 

approximate area weight in g/m . Please note that the number shown in the fibre style is not the exact 

weight in grammes. 

Final digit: Identifier to distinguish otherwise similar fabrics. 

Suffix letter: For woven fabrics, the following suffixes indicate the weave: 

P = Plain 

T = x twill 

S = x twill 

T4 = 4x4 twill 

Hx = Satin (where x = harness number) 

C = Crowsfoot 

B = Basket 

Q = SP Systems Quadran 

Examples: UT-C 00/500 

UD carbon in Unitex 

nominal weight 00g/m 

width 500mm 

RA 0H5/ 000 

Woven aramid fabric, 5 Harness Satin, Nominal weight 0g/m 

x twill, nominal weight 40g/m 

width 000mm 

QEA 0 / 70 

Quadraxial E-glass/aramid hybrid fabric 

nominal weight 00g/m 

width 70mm 



E-Glass Products 

Uni-directional Reinforcement Fabrics 

SP Style Width Unit Standard Order Code 

(mm) Roll (m 2 ) 

UT-E 50 500 sqm 75 R 6 -0 5 

UT-E500 500 sqm 50 R 6 -0 

UT-E800 500 sqm 7.5 R 6 -0 

UT-E 00 0 sqm 8.6 R 6 -055 

0/90° Woven Yarn 



RE86P 050 sqm 09. R -008 

RE 65T 000 sqm 60 R -0 

RE 0D 800 sqm 86.4 R - 0 

RE 95H4 40 sqm 0. R - 

RE 0 H8 70 sqm . R - 7 

RE400T 50 sqm . R - 97 

0/90° Woven Roving Yarn 



WRE58 T 50 sqm 6 .5 R - 6 

+45° Double Bias Stitched Fabrics 



XE 04 70 sqm 6 .9 R - 90 

XE45 70 sqm 0.9 R - 87 

XE60 55 sqm 6 .75 R -0 4 

XE905 70 sqm 50.8 R -0 8 

0/90/±45° Quadraxial Stitched Fabrics 



QE6 4 70 sqm 8 .5 R - 5 

QE 74 70 sqm .7 R - 5 

In cases of high demand, products may not always be available from stock. 

Please contact your Customer Support Representative for confirmation of availability. 

Additions and changes to our Reinforcements range may be made at any time. Please refer to our website for the latest information. 



E-Glass Products - cont’d 

0/90° Woven Tapes 

Typical uses for these tapes are in the reinforcement of the joint lines of thin, light panels bonded at 

their edges, and the wrapping of tubular structures. 

SP Style Width Unit Order Code 

(mm) 

RET 60 50 50 lm roll R -05 

RET 60 00 50 lm roll R -055 

±45° E-Glass Tapes 

Stitched type in E-glass. Typical uses for these tapes are in the reinforcement of the joint lines of thick, 

heavy panels bonded at their edges. 


(mm) 

XET 00 5 50 lm roll R -056 

XET60 40 50 lm roll R -060 

NB. If you require any products which are not featured in the Product Catalogue, please contact your Customer Support Representative 

or Reinforcements Product Management. 






Carbon Products 

These products may be produced with either HSC or HEC carbon fibres. 

Unidirectional Reinforcement Fabrics 



UT-C 00 500 sqm 75 R 6 -0 9 

UT-C 00 500 sqm 6 .5 R 6 -040 

UT-C400 500 sqm 50 R 6 -04 

0/90° Woven Reinforcements 

SP reserve the right to interchange 000mm and 70mm alternatives without prior notice. 



RC 00T 000 sqm 05 R -0 

RC 0 P-POW 70 sqm . R - 4 

RC 0 T 70 sqm . R - 8 

RC4 6T 70 sqm 6 .5 R -08 

RC660T 70 sqm 6 .5 R - 7 



(mm) Roll (sqm) 

XC 05 70 sqm . R -075 

XC4 70 sqm 7 R -006 






Carbon Products - cont’d 

Uni-directional Reinforcement Tapes 

Non-crimp plain weave type (Unix) in carbon. Typical uses for these tapes are in the local reinforcement 

of predominantly glass composite structures, where the load paths are known. 


(mm) 

RUCT500P 00 50 lm roll R 6 -057 

±45° Double Bias Stitched Tapes 

Stitched type in carbon. Typical uses for this tape is in the reinforcement of the joint lines of thick, heavy 

panels bonded at their edges. Woven from HEC fibres. 

SP Style Width 

(mm) 

Unit Order Code 

XCT4 40 50 lm roll R -0 9 








Aramid Products 

0/90° Woven Reinforcements 



RA 75H4 000 sqm 00 R -004 

RA 0H5 000 sqm 00 R -007 




XA450 70 sqm . R -00 

E-Glass Hybrid Products 

Uni-directional E-Glass / Aramid Reinforcement Fabrics 



UT-EA66 600 sqm 48 R 6 -0 

REA 90S* 00 sqm - R -004 

QEA 04* 70 sqm - R -004 

* Item is not a standard stock item and may be subject to a minimum order quantity. 








Shears 

Composite Material Shears 

Aramid Shears 

Aramid is a tough material requiring special cutting edges. SP aramid shears have serrated blades to 

prevent fibre slip while cutting and toughened steel edges for more effective cutting. The premium 

grade are a higher specification which last longer in use. The Teflon coating of the shears allows easy 

clean up when cutting resin-impregnated fabric. 

SP Style Unit of Sale Order Code 

Premium grade aramid shears 8” pair A648-00 

Premium grade aramid shears 0” pair A648-00 

Teflon coated aramid shears 8” high pressure pair A648-008 

Teflon coated aramid shears 0” round point pair A648-009 

Teflon coated aramid shears 0” sharp point pair A648-0 0 

Carbon and Glass Shears 

Carbon and glass fibres, although strong, are relatively brittle. SP carbon/glass shears have heavy duty 

chromed blades and black handles. Left-handed pairs are also available. 

SP Style Unit of Sale Order Code 

Carbon glass shears 7” LOA/8cm cut pair A648-00 

Carbon glass shears 0” LOA/ cm cut pair A648-004 

Carbon glass shears ” LOA/ 6cm cut pair A648-005 

Carbon glass shears 0” LOA/ cm cut, left-handed pair A648-007 


Prepreg Materials 

Pre-impregnated materials (prepregs) are reinforcement fibres or fabrics into which a pre-catalysed 

resin system has been impregnated by a machine. The resin systems in these materials react only very 

slowly at room temperature, giving rise to working times of many days to several months. The prepreg 

resins can only be fully cured by heating them to the prescribed cure temperature. The accuracy of the 

machinery used to combine the fabric or fibre with the resin system ensures that laminates produced 

from prepregs have more consistent and higher fibre contents than can be achieved by wet lay-up 

techniques. Furthermore, this technology allows the use of very tough and strong resin systems that 

would be too high in viscosity to be impregnated by hand. 

SP’s prepregs all use the latest solvent-free, hot-melt technology. This combines the prepreg resin 

system with the reinforcement using heat to reduce resin viscosity and pressure to assist resin 

impregnation. Besides producing a volatile-free product, the solvent-free nature of this process is far 

more environmentally acceptable than the more traditional ‘solvent tower’ process. Every prepreg 

product produced by SP is monitored on-line with sophisticated measuring equipment. This gives the 

products their highly accurate and consistent resin contents. 

Although it is theoretically possible to produce an almost infinite number of resin and reinforcement 

permutations, wherever possible SP produces prepregs from a defined selection to ensure that each 

product provides the best combination of performance and cost. These standard items are listed in 

this product catalogue, and enquiries for other combinations should be made to an SP Sales Engineer. 

Some of the more popular standard products are continually held in stock and form the “SP Essentials” 

range - the prepregs you need, available when you need them. 

Photos: Tim Wright/www.photoaction.com 



SP Prepregs 

SE 70 is a family of hot melt, low temperature (70ºC) cure, epoxy prepreg systems. They have been 

developed for use in the construction of large components using low energy cure cycles, and have an 

outlife of 0 days at °C. Excellent properties can be achieved at this cure temperature, particularly 

compressive and interlaminar shear strengths. 

SE 84LV is an exceptionally versatile hot-melt, epoxy prepreg, it can be cured at temperatures as low as 

80°C, or it can be used for faster moulding of components at 0°C. This is achieved with an extremely 

good outlife of up to 56 days at °C. SE 84 is a toughened system, and offers excellent mechanical 

properties on a wide variety of reinforcing fabrics and fibres. With its high compressive strength it is 

widely used in large heavily loaded components, such as yacht hulls, and spars. 

SE 85 GTBL is a highly toughened prepreg resin giving controlled flow and excellent impact resistance 

with a light but ‘grabby’ tack level for optimised handling. It is often used in carbon fabrics to produce 

a deep black gloss finish to the outer surface of carbon components such as yacht spars and race car 

parts, with its tinted black resin system. 



SA Adhesive films 

SA 70 is an adhesive film that is designed for secondary bonding, core-bonding and for co-curing with 

the range of SP prepregs. It can be cured at temperatures as low as 70°C, or can be more quickly cured 

at temperatures above 0°C. The product has an outlife of 56 days. 

SA 80 is an adhesive film that is designed for secondary bonding, core-bonding and for co-curing with 

the range of SP prepregs. It can be cured at temperatures as low as 80°C, or can be more quickly cured 

at temperatures above 0°C. SA80 FR is a fire retardant version. 

Product pricing and availability 

Standard products are available from stock in the SP Essentials range or on a made-to-order basis. 

Details of these follow in the tables overleaf. Made-to-order (MTO) items will be subject to a minimum 

order quantity. Modulus figures are based upon the base data provided by reinforcement suppliers. 

Special bespoke products are available for custom applications, where specific variants of width, resin 

content, fibre weight, tack levels and backers etc can be requested. For specific enquiries on custom 

products, please contact SP Product Management. 

Product descriptions shown in the following pages are all structured according to the following 

systems: 

Unidirectional prepregs: Resin systems and variant / fibre type (generic or mfrs. code) / fibre weight 

(g/sqm) / prepreg width (mm) / resin content (%) by weight (normally ± %) / backer colour (normally 

embossed poly) 

eg. PC53-4163 (SE84LV / HEC / 300g / 400mm / 35% / 1 blue poly, 1 paper 

Woven and Multiaxial prepregs: Resin system and variant / SP reinforcement designation / prepreg 

width (mm) / resin content (%) by weight (normally ± %) / backer colour (normally embossed poly) 

eg. PC22-1849 (SE84LV / XA450 / 1270mm / 46% / 1 blue) 

Adhesive films: Resin systems and variant / carrier (S = scrim) / total weight (g/sqm) / film width (mm) 

/ backer colour (normally paper) 

eg. PC11-579 (SA80 / S / 250g / 1270mm / 1 paper) 

A full description of the SP reinforcement designation system is given in the Reinforcement section of 

this Product catalogue. 


SP Essentials - Prepreg Selector Guide 

UD Carbon 

Woven Carbon 

HSC 

g/m 2 SE 84LV 

00 PC5 -944 

450 PC5 - 07 

HEC 00 PC5 -4 6 

00 PC - 646 

4 6 PC - 68 

Biaxial Carbon 4 PC - 7 8 

Peel Ply PC 5- 744 

Adhesive Film 50 PC -579 

Indicates Adhesive Film: SA80/S/ 50g for use with SE84LV 

Fibre Definitions of HSC, HEC, IMC and HMC 

Fibre Strength Modulus 

HSC > .8GPa 6 ±7 GPa 

HEC >4.8GPa 40 ± 8GPa 

IMC >4.4GPa 99 ± 9GPa 

HMC >4. GPa 80 ± 0GPa 



popa = paper backer + poly backer 

SE 70 

Woven Carbon 

Description Typical Roll Length (lm) Order Code Availability 

SE 70/RC 0 P/ 70/4 %/popa 50 PP -4 5 MTO 

SE 70/RC 0 T/ 70/4 %/popa 50 PP - 8 MTO 

SE 70/RC660T/ 70/40+/- % 0 PP -4746 MTO 

SE 70/RC 00T/ 70/40+/- % 60 PP - 79 MTO 

*Please check availability with Customer Support 

Unidirectional High Strength Carbon (HSC) 

(Modulus 236 GPa±7GPa, Strength >3.8GPa) 


SE 70/HSC/ 00/400mm/ 7%/popa 50 PP5 - 7 MTO 

SE 70/HSC/ 00/400mm/ 5%/popa 50 PP5 -4 97 MTO 

Unidirectional High Elongation Carbon (HEC) 



SE 70/HEC/ 50/400mm/ 7%/popa 00 PP5 - 04 MTO 

SE 70/HEC/ 00/400mm/ 5%/popa 00 PP5 -4 64 MTO 

SE 70/HEC/ 00/400mm/ 5%/popa 50 PP5 -4 65 MTO 

Unidirectional Intermediate Modulus Carbon (IMC) 



SE70/IMC/ 00/400/ 7%/popa 50 PP5 -446 MTO 

Biaxial ±45 Carbon 


SE70/XC4 / 70/40% 0 PP - 4 0 MTO 

Peel Ply 


SE70/NPP80/ 000mm/50%/ paper 0 PP 5-4 45 MTO 

Other Carbon, Glass, Aramid & Hybrid Prepregs 

SE 70 is available in similar formats as SE84LV. Please consult the appropriate sections of this price list. 

Call Customer Support or Sales for further information. 



SE 84LV 

Unidirectional High Strength Carbon (HSC) 

(Modulus 236 GPa±7GPa, Strength >3.8GPa 


SE 84LV/HSC/ 50/400mm/ 5%/popa 00 PC5 - 08 MTO 

SE 84LV/HSC/ 00/400mm/ 7%+/- %/popa 00 PC5 -4 84 MTO 

SE 84LV/HSC/ 00/400mm/ 5%/popa 50 PC5 -944 Ex Stock 

SE 84LV/HSC/450/400mm/ 5%/popa 

* Product supplied as 00sqm roll on stillage only 

00 PC5 - 07 Ex stock 

Unidirectional High Elongation Carbon (HEC) 



SE 84LV/HEC/ 50/400mm/ 7%/popa 00 PC5 -4 6 MTO 

SE 84LV/HEC/ 00/400mm/ 7%/popa 00 PC5 -4 60 MTO 

SE 84LV/HEC/ 00/400mm/ 5%/popa 50 PC5 -4 6 Ex stock 

SE 84LV/HEC/450/400mm/ 5%/popa 00 PC5 -4 59 MTO 

Unidirectional Intermediate Modulus Carbon (IMC) 



SE 84LV/IMC/ 00/400mm/ 5%/popa 50 PC5 - 06 MTO 

SE 84LV/IMC/450/400mm/40%/popa 00 PC5 -484 MTO 



SE 84LV - cont’d. 

Unidirectional High Modulus Carbon (HMC) 



SE 84LV/HMC/ 50/400mm/ 5%/popa 00 PC5 - 807 MTO 

SE 84LV/HMC/ 00/400mm/ 5%/popa 50 PC5 - 808 MTO 

SE 84LV/HMC/450/400mm/ 5%/popa 00 PC5 - 05 MTO 

Woven High Strength Carbon 



SE 84LV/RC 00T/ 70mm/4 % 50 PC - 646 Ex Stock 

SE 84LV/RC 0 P/ 70mm/4 %/popa 50 PC -4 4 MTO 

SE 84LV/RC 0 T/ 70mm/4 % 50 PC - 7 0 MTO 

SE 84LV/RC4 6T/ 70mm/40% 50 PC - 68 Ex stock 

SE 84LV/RC660T/ 70mm/4 .5% 0 PC - 6 5 MTO 

Biaxial ±45 Carbon 


SE84LV/XC 05/ 70mm/4 % 50 PC -4 6 MTO 

SE 84LV/XC4 / 70mm/40% 0 PC - 7 8 Ex stock 

SE 84LV/XC6 / 70mm/40% 5 PC - 80 MTO 

Hybrid Fibre - Unidirectional, Woven and Multiaxial 


SE 84LV/REA 90S/ 00mm/ 9% 50 PC - 74 MTO 



SE 84LV - cont’d. 

Peel Ply 


SE 84LV/NPP80/ 000mm/50%/ paper 00 PC 5- 744 Ex stock 

Woven Glass 


SE 84LV/RE 65T/ 000mm/4 % 50 PC - 745 MTO 

SE 84LV/RE 00P/ 70mm/ 9% 50 PC - 884 MTO 

SE 84LV/RE 95/ 40mm/ 9% 50 PC -4005 MTO 

Multiaxial Glass 


SE 84LV/XE60 / 50mm/ 6% 5 PC - 747 MTO 

SE 84LV/XE905/ 70mm/ 5% 0 PC - 748 MTO 

Woven and Multiaxial Aramid 


SE 84LV/RA 75H4/ 000mm/50% 50 PC - 750 MTO 

SE 84LV/RA 0H5/ 70mm/46% 50 PC - 75 MTO 

SE 84LV/XA450/ 70mm/46% 50 PC - 849 MTO 

SE 85BL 

Woven Carbon 


SE 85BL/RC 00T/ 70/4 +/- %/popa 50 PD - 647 MTO 

SE 85BL/RC 0 P/ 70/4 +/- %/popa 50 PD -4 8 MTO 



Intensifying Pastes 

SP’s mono-component pastes are pre-catalysed adhesive/filler systems that can be used in conjunction 

with SP prepregs and SPRINT ® . They are used as in-situ fillers to bridge corners or tight radii and can 

also be used as core splicing adhesives. The system range covers black and white variants in high and 

low densities. Being pre-catalysed system, they require freezer storage for long-term stock holding. 

Outlife at 0°C is about 0 days. 


SP 4 0 Black mono-component intesifying paste - high density - 6g cartridge FX4 0 - 

SP 48 Black mono-component intensifying paste - low density - 00ml ( 6g) cartridge FX48 - 

5kg ( lt) pail of SP 48 paste for use with dispensing machines FX48 - 


Adhesive Films 

SA 70 

Description Carrier Type 

Typical 

Roll Length (lm) Order Code Availability 

SA 70/S/ 50g/ 70mm glass 80 PP - 79 MTO 

SA 70/S/400g/ 70mm glass 50 PP - 78 MTO 

SA 80 

Description Carrier Type 

Typical 

Roll Length (lm) Order Code Availability 

SA 80/00/ 00g/ 70mm none 00 PC00-7 5 MTO 

SA 80/00/ 00g/ 70mm none 00 PC00- 778 MTO 

SA 80/S/ 50g/ 70mm glass 00 PC -666 MTO 

SA 80/S/ 50g/ 70mm glass 80 PC -579 Ex stock 

SA 80/S/400g/ 70mm glass 50 PC -580 MTO 



SPRINT ® - SP Resin Infusion Technology – is a unique patented material and processing technology that 

allows high quality composite components, with high mechanical properties and very low void content, 

to be produced rapidly and economically. 

SPRINT ® materials consist of a layer of fibre reinforcement either side of a pre-cast, precatalysed 

resin film with a very lightweight tack film on one face. The material therefore has the appearance 

of dry reinforcement, which has resin concealed at its center. SPRINT ® materials are produced by a 

process that differs from conventional prepreg so that the fibres in the reinforcements remain dry and 

unimpregnated by the resin. 

SPRINT ® materials are laid up in a mould and vacuum bagged as for conventional prepreg. However, 

when the vacuum is applied, the air transport properties of the dry reinforcement enable air trapped in 

the fibre bundles and between layers to be easily removed. When the temperature is then raised for the 

cure, the resin film softens and flows into the air-free reinforcement. The void content of the resultant 

laminate is extremely low (typically 0-0.5%). 

SPRINT ® is available in a number of resin and reinforcement combinations using woven and stitched 

carbon, glass, aramid and hybrids in a multitude of styles. These can be in the form of random mat, 

woven fabrics, stitched fabrics, or simple rovings. 

Unlike conventional prepreg the fibres are not held rigidly by the resin, so the SPRINT ® prepreg is much 

more drapable. The technology has been successfully applied to a range of applications from large 

structures (with thick laminates) to small complex mouldings. 

As with Prepregs, some of the more popular SPRINT ® products are continually held in stock as the “SP 

Essentials” range - the products you want, when you want them. 


SP Essentials SPRINT ® Selector Guide 

Marine & 

Industrial 

g/m 2 ST 95 

x 0 SL - 8 6 

x 0 SL - 878 

Glass x580 SL - 560 

Carbon Biax x 00 SL4 - 057 

Indicates High Resin Content, eg. for corebonding 

. mm cured ply thickness 


Product Descriptions 

Surfacing Film Resin System / Carrier (if any) / Resin Weight / Surfacing Medium (if any) / 

Width 

Structural SPRINT ® Resin System / Fabric / Resin Content / Fabric / Width 

Single SPRINT ® Fabric / Resin Film 

Description / Explanations 

RC = RC 00T 95gsm k Carbon, Twill Weave 

RC = RC 00T 00gsm 6k Carbon, Twill Weave 

RC 0 T 00gsm k Carbon, Twill Weave 

RC6 = RC660T 660gsm k Carbon, Twill Weave 

+45C 00 / -45C 00 4k, ±45° Orientated Unidirectional Carbon 

Fibre at 00gsm either side of Resin Film. 

W5 = WRE58 580gsm Glass Woven Roving 



ST 95 - Structural SPRINT ® 

ST 95 is a toughened SPRINT ® system that offers an extremely good balance of mechanical properties. 

With a minimum cure temperature of 80°C (with a suitable post-cure), it is ideal for structural components 

where improved performance and resistance to micro-cracking is desired. ST 95 resin matrix has good 

flow resistant characteristics that make it stable at room temperature ( °C). The product has a light 

tack on one side which aids placement in a mould tool. For details of cure schedules, please refer to 

data sheet. 

Carbon 

Typical Roll Order 

Description Length (lm) Code Availability 

ST95/RC 00T/4 %/RC 00T/ 70/T/popa 5 SL - 8 0 MTO 

ST95/RC 0 T/4 %/RC 0 T/ 70/T/popa 0 SL - 8 6 Ex stock 

ST95/RC 0 T/5 %/RC 0 T/ 70/T/popa* 0 SL - 878 Ex stock 

ST95/+45C 00/4 %/-45C 00/ 70 /popa 0 SL4 - 057 Ex stock 

ST95/+45C 00/50%/-45C 00/ 70/T/popa* 0 SL4 - 8 8 MTO 

ST95/+45C 00/4 %/-45C 00/ 70/T/popa 5 SL4 - 890 MTO 

ST95/+45C 00/47%/-45C 00/ 70/T/popa* 0 SL4 - 7 7 MTO 

*Additional resin included for core-bonding. 

Glass 



ST95/+45E /4 %/-45E / 70/T/popa 0 SL4 - 99 MTO 

ST95/RE 0 H8/46%/RE 0 H8/ 70/T/popa* 5 SL - 89 MTO 

ST95/WRE58 T/ 5%/WRE58 T/ 50/T/popa 0 SL - 7 MTO 

ST95/WRE58 T/4 %/WRE58 T/ 

*Additional resin included for core-bonding. 

50/T/popa 5 SL - 560 Ex stock 



ST 70 - Structural SPRINT ® 

This is a low temperature (70ºC) cure, SPRINT ® system. They have been developed for use in the 

construction of large components using low energy cure cycles, and have an outlife of 0 days at °C. 

Excellent properties can be achieved at this cure temperature, particularly compressive and interlaminar 

shear strengths. 



ST70/RC 0 T/4 %/RC 0 T/ 70/T /popa 5 SA -4555 MTO 

ST70/RC 0 T/5 %/RC 0 T/ 70/T /popa 5 SA -4475 MTO 

ST70/WRE58 T/4 %/WRE58 T/ 50/T 5 SA -4 99 MTO 

ST70/+45C 00/4 %/-45C 00/ 70 5 SA4 -455 MTO 

ST70/+45C 00/4 %/-45C 00/ 70/T/popa 0 SA4 -449 MTO 

ST 70FR - Fire Retardant Structural SPRINT ® 

ST 70 FR is a fire retardant hot melt, Diuron free epoxy SPRINT ® . This is ideally suited to the manufacture 

of thick sections using vacuum bag processing and requiring fire protection. It can be cured at 

temperatures as low as 70°C, but can also be used for the rapid manufacture of components through 

its 5-minute cure at 0°C. All of this can be achieved together with an outlife of 8 days at °C. 



ST70FR/QE 74/ 9%/S/S ST -506 MTO 

ST70FR/QE 74/ 9%/S/S/L 75 ST -506 MTO 

ST70FR/XE905/ 9%/S/S 4 ST -5060 MTO 

ST70FR/XE905/ 9%/S/S/L 00 ST -506 MTO 

ST70FR/WRE850T/ 9%/S/S 5 ST -4898 MTO 

ST70FR/WRE850T/ 9%/S/S/L 50 ST -5065 MTO 

ST70FR/WRE58 T/ 9%/S/S 0 ST -48 0 MTO 

ST70FR/WRE58 T/ 9%/S/S/L 00 ST -5064 MTO 



SPRINT ® Surfacing Materials 

SP have a range of surfacing materials specific to a number of applications. With the exception of SF 95 

(supplied in flat sheets of 5 0mm x 60mm) these products are supplied on a roll. 

SF 80 is a pale green lightweight, sandable film. It provides a pin-hole free surface to all marine 

mouldings with minimal print-through, onto which a paint finish can be applied. Similarly, SF 95PF is a 

00g grey epoxy surfacing material. 

SF 95 surfacing material is a grey filled epoxy film designed to enhance the surface finish of moulded 

composite components. Cured at 85°C with a vacuum only process, it provides a ‘Class A’ surface finish 

with no print through from the underlying laminate. SF 95 forms a stable sandable surface onto which a 

paint finish can be applied once lightly keyed. It is supplied in 5 5 x 60mm sheets. 

SF 95VH is a silicon carbide surfacing system developed to protect vulnerable underbody components 

of both GT racing and sports cars which minimises fibre damage from foreign object impacts. 

For details of cure schedules, please refer to data sheet. 

SF 95PF is a grey filled expoxy film designed to enhance the surface finish of composite components. 

Curable at 85°C with a vacuum only process it provides an easy sanding pinhole free surface finish with 

minimal print from the underlying laminate. SP 95PF provides a stable surface onto which a paint finish 

can be applied once lightly keyed. 



SF70/S / 50g/ 60 50 SC -4405 MTO 

SF80/S / 50g/ 60 50 SC - 8 9 MTO 

SF95VH/S / 00g/ 70 50 SA - 654 MTO 

SF95PF/S / 00g/ 60/Black 50 SA - 5 MTO 

Fire Retardant Surfacing Materials 

SF 80-FROBL is an opaque black fire-retardant surfacing material which provides an effective fire barrier 

to epoxy substrates. Qualified to FMVSS 0 . 

SF 80 FB is an impregnated ablative material activated at around 80°C which “ablates” to form a fire 

resistant char to protect the underlying composite from fire damage. 



SF80 FROBL/S/ 0g/ 70 60 SC00- 4 MTO 

SF80FB/S/480g/TMA- .0/ m 8 SA 8- 8 5L MTO 



Single SPRINT ® 

ST 94 is a toughened system offering a good balance of mechanical properties. It comprises of a single 

layer of reinforcement fabric plied against a resin filmed paper. The resin film has a medium tack that 

makes it ideal for vertical surface applications. Although moderately tacky, ST 94 can be repositioned 

once in place without disturbing the underlying single SPRINT ® layers. 

Carbon 



ST94/RC 00T/ 70/4 %/S/S 9. 7 SR - 880 MTO 

ST94/RC 0 P/ 70/4 %/S/S 50 SR -4 86 MTO 

ST94/RC4 6T/ 70/4 +/- %/S/S 95 SR - 550 MTO 

ST94/RC660T/ 70/4 %/S/S 0 SR - 09 MTO 

ST94/XC 05/ 70/4 %/S/S 40 SR -4 9 MTO 

ST94/XC4 / 70/4 %/S/S 5 SR - 4 MTO 

ST94/XC6 / 70/40%/S/S 0 SR - 8 9 MTO 

Glass 



ST94/RE 0 H8/ 70/ 5%+/- %/S/S 50 SR - 847 MTO 

ST94/WRE58 / 50/ %+/- %/S/S 5 SR - 9 MTO 

ST94/QE6 4/ 70/ +/- %/S/S 50 SR -4765L MTO 

ST94/QE 0 / 70/ 5%/S/S 5 SR - 850 MTO 

ST95/XE905/ 70/4 %/S/S 6 SL - 6 4 MTO 

Aramid 



ST94/RA 0H5/ 70/45%/S/S 5 SR -504 MTO 



Single SPRINT ® 

ST 70 is a specially tailored SPRINT ® resin system that offers some unique characteristics. Chief among these 

is that it can be co-cured with polyester gelcoat / vinylester skincoat for use in production components. This 

allows the use of SPRINT in production boats with confidence. It has a versatile cure envelope from overnight 

at 70ºC to cycles as short as 5minutes at 0ºC and is sufficiently toughened that it can be used for both 

the structural laminate and as a core-bond to Corecell foam simply by increasing the resin content of the 

SPRINT ® , removing the need for additional adhesive films. The low cure temperature allows use of low cost 

tooling materials such as vinlyester / glass tooling. In line with all SPRINT ® resin matrices, ST 70 has good 

flow characteristics, tailored to give low flow at room temperature to avoid wetting out of the reinforcement 

on the roll, but high flow at the cure temperature to ensure full wet out and low void content. 

Carbon 



ST70/RC 0 P/ 70/40%+/- %/S/S 5 SA -46 MTO 

ST70/RC4 6T/ 70/4 %/S/S 00 SA -449 MTO 

Glass 



ST70- /RE 0 / 70/ 5%/S/S 50 ST -4684 MTO 

ST70- /XE60 / 55/48%/S/S 8 SR -5006 MTO 

ST70- /QE6 4/ 70/ 5%/S/S 0 ST -484 MTO 

ST70- /WRE850T/ 50/ 9%/S/S 50 ST -4747L MTO 

ST70- /XE905/ 70/ %/S/S 00 ST -480 L MTO 

ST70- /QE 74L/ 70/ %/S/S 50 ST -4879L MTO 

S-Core 

S-Core is a multi-layered moulding material consisting of a layer of polyester non-woven honeycomb 

material against a precatalysed resin film. It must be accompanied by a SPRINT ® laminate on both 

faces. 

S-Core has a cured thickness of 4mm, making it ideal for bulking out laminates. 



ST70/S-Core/4.0mm/ 70 0 SA -45 MTO 

ST94/S-Core/4.0mm/ 70 0 SR - 444 MTO 



Corecell 

Introduction 

Cores in a sandwich construction are specified by designers and architects to increase stiffness and 

reduce the weight of a composite structure. Corecell is the leading structural foam core material, 

which has become widely accepted for the construction of large, high performance structures. It is the 

latest in foam core technology and although originally developed for the marine industry, it is now used 

in other applications such as wind turbines and sub sea vessels. 

Corecell uses a SAN polymer base, resulting in unique high toughness and impact resistance 

characteristics. The foam acts as a ‘shock absorber’ between the two skins – absorbing the impact 

without failing, distributing the stresses evenly within the core and, in the case of a boat, ensures it 

remains watertight even after high point impacts. 

Corecell foams provide low weight, excellent stiffness, and structural integrity under dynamic loads. 

They have high shear elongation and retain their mechanical properties even in the higher ambient 

temperature range. The insulation values are constant over time due to a controlled, CFC-free foaming 

process. 

Corecell foams are compatible with polyester, vinylester, and epoxy resins. However, SP recommends 

appropriate tests are carried out to check the bond/compatability with any resin system used. 

Epoxy resins bond well to the Corecell foam, but through a mechanical bond; as there is no chemical 

interaction the integrity of both the epoxy and the core is maintained. 

Corecell is type approved by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Lloyds Register of Shipping, Det 

Norske Veritas (DNV) and Germanischer Lloyd (GL). 

Photo courtesy of Fountain Powerboats 



Corecell 

Forms of Supply 

Corecell is supplied in a wide range of product forms, optimized for different applications 

and composite production processes. Our standard product forms are described below. 

SP can also tailor Corecell sheets to your own specification - please call us to discuss 

your requirements. 

PL - Plain Sheet – Optimum material properties. Limited bending in-mould. 

PH - Plain with Bleeder Holes – Assists air release in vacuum bag processes. The standard 

format is .6mm ( / 6”) holes drilled 50mm ( ”) apart. Available on all sizes and foam 

types. 

Cuts for conformability – Available on A, P, T and K foam types 

SC – Single Cut – Provides flexibility in a single direction on one or both sides of a sheet. 

If done on both sides, the cuts intersect so no bleeder holes are necessary for vaccum 

bagging. Maximum sheet size is half of a full-size sheet. 

DC - Double Cut – Provides flexibility in two directions on one or both sides of the sheet. If 

Double Cut on both sides, the intersecting cuts make DC a highly effective resin infusion 

medium. The cuts are not visible when the sheets lie flat and these narrow knife-cuts 

minimize unnecessary resin accumulations compared to sawn core materials. 

Standard DC is knife-cut in 0mm ( / 6”) squares to a maximum depth of 75% depending 

on thickness. Double cut is available up to 800 density and to a sheet thickness of 8mm 

( .5”). Depth of cut is limited to 6mm (5/8”) in the 800 density but it should be noted 

that above 8mm ( /8”) thickness cuts do not intersect. Maximum sheet size is half 

of a full-size sheet. 

CS – Contour Scrim – provides optimum flexibility in two directions. Sheets are knife cut 

in 0mm ( / 6”) squares and bonded to a glass scrim. Available on sheets up to 8mm 

( /8”) thick and up to 800 density. Maximum standard sheet size is half the full sheet. 

Surface grooves for infusion – Available on all foam types 

VIC - Vacuum Infusion Core – Tailor made Corecell vacuum infusion materials are used 

by leading boatbuilders worldwide. There are several VIC options and we can customize 

grooving patterns and bleeder holes as required. For curved laminate sections, doublesided 

DC Corecell is very effective system for resin infusion with low weight gain. Heat 

forming VIC surface cut Corecell is also useful for obtaining curved panels with minimal 

resin uptake. 

Other Product Formats 

Bead and Cove - Bead and cove strip planking aids the building of large, curved structures, 

in a mouldless build method. 

Fillet strips – Triangular edge strips to create tapered panel edge drop-offs, or stringer 

base fillets. 

Kits – SP has an extensive kitting capability to provide all the Corecell formats described 

here in customized, numbered, ready to use, CNC machined kits. 

PL - Plain 

PH - Plain/Bleeder Holes 

SC - Single Cut 

DC - Double Cut 

CS - Contour/Scrim 

VIC - Typical VIC 



Corecell 

Corecell A-Foam 

Corecell A-Foam is the original Corecell material, developed specifically to address the shortcomings 

of PVC foams. The styrene acrylonitrile (SAN) base chemistry has inherent toughness and elongation far 

beyond that of core materials based on chemistries such as PVC or vinylester. Corecell A-Foam was 

also developed to address the inhibition issues associated with marine foams using more traditional 

base chemistry. Corecell A-Foam is suitable for processing up to 60°C. 

Type A300 A400 A500 A550 A600 A800 A1200 

Average Density (kg/m ) 58.5 69 92 103 116.5 150 210 

Edge Marking Red Green Blue Yellow Black Pale Brown Brown 

Nominal Sheet Size (mm) 1220x2440 1220x2440 1220x2440 1180x2440 1130x2275 1015x2040 915x1830 

Thickness Range (mm) 3-41 3-42 3-39 3-39 3-39 3-34 3-31 

Corecell P-Foam 

A development of the original Corecell A-Foam, Corecell P-Foam foam is ideal for prepreg 

applications. Corecell P-Foam enjoys the same physical properties as Corecell A-Foam, but can be 

processed up to 85°C. 

Type P500 P600 P800 P1200 

Average Density (kg/m ) 100 122 155 220 

Edge Marking Pink / Blue Pink / Black Pink / Pale Brown Pink / Brown 

Nominal Sheet Size (mm) 1065x2185 1015x2045 915x1880 785x1600 

Thickness Range (mm) 12-30 12-30 12-30 12-29 

Corecell T-Foam 

Corecell T-Foam is the most recently developed grade of Corecell. It shares some of the outstanding 

physical and mechanical properties of Corecell A-Foam and Corecell P-Foam, but has the added 

benefit of withstanding process temperatures of up to 00°C. 

Type T400 T500 T550 T600 T800 

Average Density (kg/m ) 71 94 101 115 143 

Edge Marking White / Green White / Blue White / Yellow White / Black White / Pale Brown 

Nominal Sheet Size (mm) 1220x2440 1195x2440 1170x2360 1130x2275 1015x2045 

Thickness Range (mm) 5-38 5-38 5-32 5-32 5-32 

Corecell S-Foam 

Corecell S-Foam has been developed primarily to resist hydrostatic pressures in sub-sea applictions. 

It is manufactured in three densities, and buoyancy modules can therefore be designed to specific 

depths, ranging from approximately 60 to 00 metres. 

Type S800 S1200 S1800 

Average Density (kg/m ) 150 210 315 

Edge Marking Red / Pale Brown Red / Brown Red / Mauve 

Nominal Sheet Size (mm) 1005x2085 890x1750 785x1600 

Thickness Range (mm) 32 25 21 



The Airtech range of vacuum consumables has been designed for use in a wide range of vacuum 

bag processes. Such processes include autoclave/ prepreg curing, wet lay-up, low temperature oven/ 

prepreg processes and infusion processes. 

SP has selected a specific range of products which are particularly suitable for working with SP’s 

epoxy prepreg and laminating systems where they are regularly used for the curing of large composite 

structures at temperatures up to 50°C. 

The diagram below shows a simple vacuum stack indicating the products that are typically used 

for vacuum bag curing of composite components in low temperature ovens and high temperature 

autoclaves. 



Peel Plies 

Peel plies are fine weave fabrics which are applied to the laminate stack to provide a clean, 

contaminant-free textured surface, suitable for secondary bonding, filling or painting. 

Product Standard Unit of Order 

Description Notes Width (mm) Sale Code 

Stitch Ply A 80gsm pin-striped nylon 50 00 lm roll V6 0-00 



Stitch Ply A 80gsm pin-striped nylon 6 0 00 lm roll V6 0-006 

Release Films 

Release films are used to separate and release the laminate from the vacuum stack following the cure 

of the component. These films are perforated to allow a certain bleed of resin from the laminate into a 

breather material such as Econoweave 44W. 



WL 600 clear, non-perf. pp 000 500 lm roll V600-00 

WL 600 P clear, heavily-perf. pp 000 500 lm roll V600-00 

WL 600 P clear, medium-perf. pp 000 500 lm roll V600-00 

WL 600 P90 clear, low-perf. pp 000 500 lm roll V600-004 

WL 600 RP (low perforation) Polypropylene 5 0 000 lm roll V600-0 5 

Vacuum Bagging Films 

Vacuum bagging films are used to effectively seal the whole of the area of the composite laminate to 

be cured. 



WL 7400 green, 50u thick, heat-stab PA6 794 05 lm roll V680-00 

WL 7400 green, 50u thick, heat-stab PA6 4064 9 lm roll V680-00 

Securlon L 00 blue, 75u mm 8000 8 lm V680-007* 

* Due to storage limitations, this product is made to order. 

Sealant Tapes 

Sealant tape is used to seal the tool to the vacuum bag in order to provide an airtight seal. The tapes are 

tacky to ensure a positive seal is achieved against a variety of tool surfaces. 



AT90 black, high tack x x 5 0 roll box V700-00 

AT 40 white, medium tack x x 5 0 roll box V700-00 



Flash / Release / Shrink Tapes 

Flash tapes are used to locate vacuum consumable materials or to mask off areas to be painted, sanded 

or to prevent damage. Some of these tapes have release qualities so they can be used as tool repair 

tapes if necessary. Shrinktapes are used to consolidate specific components. 



Flashbreaker adhesive backed flash tape 5 66 lm roll V7 0-00 

Flashbreaker adhesive backed flash tape 50 66 lm roll V7 0-00 

A575RC release coated shrink tape 9 lm roll V740-00 

A575RC release coated shrink tape 64 9 lm roll V740-00 

Self Adhesive Mould Release Materials 

Self-adhesive mould release materials are used to cover moulds as an effective alternative to the use 

of release wax or liquids. 



Tooltec A007 adh. backed PTFE on glass carrier 000 sqm V750-00 

Vacuum Fittings 

Vacuum fittings are used to connect the bagged vacuum assembly to the vacuum pump. 

Product Unit of Order 

Description Notes Sale Code 

VV40 C Through bag breach connector each V7 0-00 

440 T/F Non-return Vacuum Socket each V7 0-0 

440 T/F Non-return Vacuum Plug each V7 0-0 

VG 0 Vacuum Gauge each V7 0-004 

Econo flo Vacuum Hose lm hose V7 0-005 

Breather Fabrics / Meshes 

Breather fabrics are used to absorb excess resin (bleed) from a laminate which is being cured under 

vacuum. The fabric also allows the air, or any volatiles, to be evacuated prior to, and during the cure 

cycle. 



Econoweave 44W 5 gsm polyester 5 0 00 lm roll V660-00 

Econoweave 0 0W 0gsm polyester 5 0 50 lm roll V660-00 

Breatherflow 0 Rigid pp mesh 950 5 lm roll V660-00 

Knitflow 40 Flexible pe mesh 500 80 lm roll V660-004 



Infusion 

SP have selected a range of infusion materials which can be used from the simplest test panel to the 

largest yachts or wind turbines. 

Resin infusion is very similar to vacuum bagging in that differences in air pressure consolidate 

the laminate stack and control the resin content of the composite. The main difference is that the 

reinforcement fibre is introduced into the mould dry - not wetted out with resin. A Peel Ply and infusion 

mesh are then introduced, the mould is then sealed using a vacuum bag and tacky tape. The mould is 

then evacuated of air very like vacuum bagging. Once the vacuum bag has been sealed and the vacuum 

level maintained the resin system is introduced through inlet pipes. The resin then flows / is sucked into 

the mould over the infusion mesh and down into the laminate. 

This generates very repeatable, in weight and strength, mouldings by a clean and controllable 

production method. For further details please see our website at www.gurit.com or contact our 

Technical Department. 

Resin 

Sealant Tape 

Resin drawn across and through 

reinforcements by vacuum 

Vacuum Bag 

Peel Ply and/or Resin 

Distribution Fabric 

Reinforcement Stack 

Mould Tool 

To Vacuum 

Pump 

Product Unit of Order 

Description Notes Sale Code 

Infusion / ” Armour Hose .5mm bore feed pipe 0m V8 0- 0 

Infusion / ” Ball Valve Control Valve V8 0- 0 

Infusion / ” Hose Tail Fitting .5mm bore hose end fitting V8 0- 0 

Infusion / ” Plas. 90° Elbow .5mm bore 90° hose to hose fitting V8 0- 0 

Infusion / ” Plastic T-Piece ( 50) .5mm bore V8 0- 0 

hose to two hose fitting 

Infusion Dist. Channel Box 0lm of White Spiral Wrap 0m V8 0-40 

Knitflow40/ 500 Roll 00C Knitflow 40 - Standard Flow. Green mesh 80lm V660-004 

Polyethylene Mesh 500mm x 80lm 

Breatherflow 0 Rigid Breatherflow 0 - High Flow. White mesh 5 lm V660-00 

Polypropylene Mesh 950mm x 5 lm 

Infusion Resin Trap lt internal volume with each V800-00 

clear shatter proof perspex lid 

Spray Contact Adhesive x box of x 500ml cans box V840-00 


Ancillary Products 

In order to assist in the use of the wide range of materials manufactured and supplied by SP, a range 

of Ancillary Products are also available. These have been refined over many years to enable users to 

handle products safely and to obtain the very best results from SP materials. The Ancillary Products are 

grouped together into three main categories: 

> Filler Powders – This section includes a range of filler powders which are designed to modify the 

properties of some of the SP liquid solvent-free resin systems, and so create resin mixes for use 

as fillers and adhesives. 

> Solvents – This section includes a range of solvents for cleaning tools and surfaces and solvents 

for the thinning of SP solvent-based resin systems. 

> Sundries – This section includes: 

Products for mixing and dispensing such as dispense pumps and drum taps 

Products for resin application such as brushes and rollers 

Products for skin protection such as Nitrile gloves and barrier cream 

Products for pigmenting SP solvent-free resins. 


Filler Powders 

Introduction 

SP filler powders are designed to modify the properties of some of the SP liquid solvent-free epoxy 

resins and so to create a variety of semi-liquid products such as filling and fairing compounds and 

adhesives. The fillers form three distinct categories: hollow spheres, short fibres, and flow modifiers. 

Hollow Spheres 

Hollow spheres serve to increase the volume and reduce the density of any resin system and are used 

to make adhesive mixes and filling & fairing mixes. They are regularly used for producing easily sanded 

filling & fairing compounds, and can also be used for making low density adhesives for low strain 

applications. Within this category SP supplies two different types of hollow spheres: microballoons and 

glass bubbles. 

Short Fibres 

For adding strength to a resin and hardener mix used as a structural adhesive, short reinforcing fibres 

are often added which act in a similar strengthening way to the long reinforcing fibres used in composite 

construction. The fibres also help to prevent resin starvation when bonding porous surfaces. Within this 

category SP supplies cellulose microfibres. 

Flow Modifiers 

The most common material for modifying the flow properties of a resin mix is colloidal silica. This is a 

very fine powder which is added in conjunction with other fillers to ‘thicken’ mixes and reduce their flow 

on vertical surfaces (increase thixotropy). Resin systems such as Spabond 5 and Spabond 40LV have 

silica pre-added by specialised equipment. This machinery can provide a high level of dispersion so that 

less silica is required to achieve the same level of thixotropy than would be achieved by hand mixing. 


Filler Powders 

SP Microballoons 

Brown microsphere filler powder used to make glues or paste fillers. 

Size Order Code 

0. kg (approx. litre) (minimum order 5 units) A 5-00 

0. kg (approx. litres) A 5-00 

5.0 kg (approx. 50 litres) A 5-005 

.0 kg (approx. 0 litres) A 5-007 

SP Glass Bubbles 

Clear microsphere filler powder used to make glues or paste fillers. 


0. kg (approx. - .5 litre) (minimum order 5 units) A 0-005 

0. kg (approx. - litres ) A 0-00 

5.0 kg (approx. 0-50 litres) A 0-00 

SP Microfibres 

Cellulose fibres used to make adhesive mixes. 


0. kg (approx. litre) (minimum order 5 units) A 5-004 




SP Colloidal Silica 

Fine, anti sag, filler powder. Use in combination with other filler powders. 


0.05 kg (approx. litre) (minimum order 5 units) A 0-00 

0. 5 kg (approx. 5 litres) A 0-00 

.5 kg (approx. 50 litres) A 0-005 


SP Graphite Powder 

Black powder to add colour to mixes and lubricant effect 


0.75 kg Graphite powder A 5-00 

Ancillary Kit 

For use with SP Handipack and small packs of SP products for filling, gluing and laminating. 


0 x Box of 5 Each blister pack contains: x pot Microballoons, 

Blister Packs x pot Colloidal Silica, x pot Microfibres, 

4 x pairs Disposable Gloves, x / ” Brushes, 5 x Mixing Sticks, 

x Mixing Pots, x metre Woven Glass Tape, SP Filler Guide 

A 00-00 


SP Solvents 

Introduction 

SP produces a range of formulated solvents for use with both solvent-free and solvent-based 

products. 

Due to the very different chemistry of some of the SP products from each other, it is important that 

the correct solvents are selected for the intended application. For example, the solvents used for the 

polyurethane varnish, Ultravar 000, are quite different to those used for SP’s solvent-based epoxies 

such as Eposeal 00. 

The solvents fall into two main groups: 

Those which are used for a variety of cleaning applications with SP’s solvent-free epoxies such as 

SP 06, Ampreg . These solvent-free products should never have solvent added to them to ‘thin them 

down’. If a lower viscosity, thinner epoxy product is required then this should be achieved by gentle 

warming of the product, or warming the surface to which the product is applied. Note that any extra 

heat applied will also accelerate the product’s rate of cure. Alternatively, there may be a different SP 

epoxy product with a more suitable viscosity for the intended application. 

The remaining solvents are designed for use with SP’s solvent-based products, and can be used for 

cleaning applications, and for thinning the product to suit the intended application method (e.g. brushing, 

spraying). For the correct solvent for a given application, please see the resin systems data sheet for 

details. 


Solvents 

Cleaning Solvents 

SP Fast Epoxy Solvent (Solvent A) 

Surface Degreaser 


.0 litre A 05-00 

5.0 litres A 05-00 

5.0 litres A 05-004 

SP Cleaning Fluid (Solvent C) 

By-Product Remover 


.0 litre A 0-00 

5.0 litres A 0-004 

Thinning Solvents 

SP 302 Brushing Solvent 

(Solvent D) 


.0 litre A 5-005 

5.0 litres A 5-006 

SP 302 Spraying Solvent 

(Solvent G) 


.0 litre A 0-00 

5.0 litres A 0-004 

SP Standard Solvent (Solvent B) 

Tool Cleaner 


.0 litre A 08-00 

5.0 litres A 08-00 

5.0 litres A 08-004 

SP Ultravar 2000 Brushing Solvent 

(Solvent E) 


.0 litre A 5-00 

5.0 litres A 5-00 

SP Ultravar 2000 Spraying Solvent 

(Solvent H) 


.0 litre A 0-00 

5.0 litres A 0-004 

5.0 litres A 0-005 


Application & Sundry Items 

Introduction 

The following application and sundry items are designed to assist the user in dispensing, mixing and 

applying SP formulated products, quickly, efficiently and safely. This section is therefore divided into 

three product groups. Mixing and Dispensing includes a range of products which enable measured 

amounts of epoxy resin and hardener to be transferred from the containers, and mixed together in the 

correct ratio, without spillage. The Application section includes products that allow efficient transfer 

of the mixed resin system to the job. This section is not exhaustive. Other items, not supplied by SP 

but regularly found in workshops, such as conventional brushes, are also suitable for the application of 

many SP formulated products. Finally, the Skin Protection section contains items to assist with the 

safe handling of SP products. Please note that full Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available 

for each SP formulated product - each MSDS contains full details of the types of safety equipment that 

should be employed during the product’s use. 



Mixing and Dispensing 

50 cc & 10 cc Syringe* 


Each 0cc Syringe ( cc graduations) A660-00 

Each 50cc Syringe ( 0cc graduations) A660-00 

Syringe Kit* 


Each Syringe Kit (50cc, 0cc, dip tube) A660-00 

SP Pump Sets 


pair Handipack Pump Set K 6- 08 

pair SP 06 Pump Set / .0 kg size ( ml dispense) K 6- 09 

pair SP 06 Pump Set / .8 kg & .5 kg size ( 0ml dispense) K 6- 0 

pair SP 0 SP Pump Set / 4.0 kg pack ( 4ml dispense) K 6pair 

SP 0 Pump Set / . & 6.66 kg size ( 5ml dispense) K 6- 

Airflow Taps 


Each Airflow Tap for 0 litre Plastic Drum K 4 -006 

Each Aeroflow Tap for / 9 litre gold pails K 4 -009 

Each Aeroflow Tap for 00 litre bung hole K 4 -007 

Drum Taps 


Each 00 litre Drum Tap (large metal) K 4 -00 

Each 5 litre Drum Tap (small plastic) K 4 -005 

Each 00 litre Drum Tap (large plastic) K 4 -0 0 

Notes: Limited stocks of older taps may still be available. 

Contact our Customer Support Team for details. 

* Syringes should be washed with warm water and a mild detergent, then flushed with clean water and allowed to air dry before use. 



Application Equipment 

Re-useable Mixing Pot 


Each *Reusable Mixing Pots 0.5L (0.8L max) A640-0 

Each *Clear lid for Mixing Pots A640-0 4 

*Minimum order 00 Reusable Mixing Pots 0.5 litre. 

Shaped Mixing Sticks 


box Mixing Sticks (box 00 sticks) A640-004 

Rollers 


Each Disposable Foam Roller - 7” x .75” foam A605-00 

Roller Frame and Tray 


Each Roller Frame - 7” x .75” A6 5-00 

Each Roller Tray - flexible plastic A6 0-00 

Brushes 


Brush for coating / laminating - ” ( 5mm) A6 5-00 

Brush for coating / laminating - ” (50mm) A6 5-00 



Skin Protection 

Hand Cleaner 


50 ml Stoko Slig Spezial Hand Cleaner - Tube A7 0-0 0 

5 litre Kleen All “Ultra” Hand Cleaner Liquid - Tub & Pump A7 0-008 

5 litre Kleen All “Ultra” Hand Cleaner Paste - Tub A7 0-009 

Pre-work Cream 


50 ml Stoko Emulsion Cream - Bottle A705-008 

After Work Cream 


50 ml Stoko Lotion After Work Cream - Bottle A707-00 

Disposable Gloves 


00 pairs Nitrile Disposable Gloves - extra large A740-008 

00 pairs Nitrile Disposable Gloves - medium A740-006 

Pigments 

Epoxy Pigment 

Size Description Order Code 

0.5 kg SP Pigment - white A445-00 

0.5 kg SP Pigment - grey A445-00 

0.5 kg SP Pigment - black A445-004 

.0 kg SP Pigment - white A445-005 

.0 kg SP Pigment - grey A445-006 

.0 kg SP Pigment - black A445-007 


Contacting SP 

In an effort to answer incoming telephone calls more promptly and to improve the service to our 

customers, we operate an Automated Attendant Telephone System. The main benefit of the system is 

that multiple calls are answered simultaneously thus reducing customer waiting time, and individuals 

can be contacted directly, even outside of the switchboard open hours (Monday - Friday, 08. 0 - 7.00). 

Begin by dialling the Gurit (UK) Ltd main number (see below). Providing you have a touch-tone phone 

(your key pad should have a * or #), you are able to dial the extension number of the person you require 

as soon as the call is answered by the Automated Attendant. If the person at the extension you have 

dialled is not available you will be given the option of leaving a message in their voice mail. If you choose 

to leave a message then you can either hang up when done, or press zero to get to another extension. 

If you do not wish to leave a message at all but would instead like to speak to someone else, then press 

zero as soon as the message begins. This will put you through to the operator or, out of hours, the main 

Gurit (UK) Ltd answering service. 

If you do not have a touch-tone phone, or you do not know to whom you wish to speak, then simply 

remain on the line during the welcoming message and during office hours (08. 0 - 7.00) your call will 

be answered by the operator. 

Outside office hours you will be invited to record a message. 

We have listed below SP personnel who are likely to be contacted on a regular basis. 

Please note individual E-mail addresses remain as before (see overleaf). 

Main Switchboard Extension No. Fax No. 

Gurit (UK) Ltd Main No +44 (0)1983 828000 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Technical Services 

For all technical enquiries 

concerning the use of SP materials Martin Armstrong 103 +44 (0)1983 828100 

European Commercial Manager - Marine 

Peter Tyler Mobile: +44 (0)7967 682644 255 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Customer Support Manager - Marine 

Laura Johnston 137 +44 (0)1983 828217 

For quotations, placing orders, stock enquiries, order status & shipping enquiries 

- Marine Key Account Enquiries: Lucy Barry 176 +44 (0)1983 828217 

- for Distributor Supplies: Tim Wright 250 +44 (0)1983 828217 

Peter Coe 367 +44 (0)1983 828217 

Nikki Dorsett 148 +44 (0)1983 828217 

- for Marine Export Orders: Lucy Barry 176 +44 (0)1983 828217 

Laura Johnston 137 +44 (0)1983 828217 

- for Marine UK Orders: Peter Coe 367 +44 (0)1983 828217 

Mobile No. Extension No. Fax No. 

Sales, Marine - John Billings +44 (0)7970 140956 403 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Sales, Marine - Rudy Jurg +44 (0)7739 610760 413 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Sales, Marine - Paul Riley +44 (0)7971 680325 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Sales, Marine - Yannick Le Morvan +44 (0)7791 319793 412 +44 (0)1983 828100 


Contacting SP 

Mobile No. Extension No. Fax No. 

Invoice Queries 

Credit Control - John Noyce / Nicola Robinson 151 / 421 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Marketing Communications - Katie Currie 

SP Engineering - Initial Queries 

320 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Peter Tyler 

Global Technical Leader - Marine 

255 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Nick Partington +44 (0)7968 042360 157 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Product Management Team Mobile No. Extension No. Fax No. 

Prepreg & SPRINT ® - 

John Darlington +44 (0)7500 843557 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Reinforcements - 

Laura Johnston - 137 +44 (0)1983 828217 

Filling & Fairing - 

John Billings +44 (0)7970 140956 403 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Formulated Products, Tooling & Adhesives - 

Andrew Harvey +44 (0)7971 016906 134 +44 (0)1983 828100 

Core Materials - 

Maureen Bookbinder + 1 416 460 1640 - +1 819 847 2572 

Carole Dion +1 819 847 1863 2241 

E-mail 

All personnel listed can be contacted directly by E-mail. The format for each E-mail address is: first 

name.surname@gurit.com using the first names and surnames shown in the list. If you are not sure 

who to contact, you can E-mail info-uk@gurit.com and your E-mail will be forwarded to the appropriate 

person. 

Web Site 

Information on products can be found at our website: www.gurit.com. This site contains the most up 

to date information on all of our products, in a PDF format that can be downloaded for local use. It is 

also possible to E-mail Gurit (UK) Ltd directly from this site. 


Contacting SP Representatives Globally 

Please refer to your local sales outlet - see list below. 

Global Offices Tel Fax E-mail 

Gurit (Australia) Pty Ltd +61 2 9979 7248 +61 2 9979 6378 sales-au@gurit.com 

Gurit (New Zealand) Ltd +64 9 448 5650 +64 9 448 5653 sales-au@gurit.com 

Gurit (Canada) Inc +1 819 847 2182 +1 819 847 2572 info-na@gurit.com 

SP Distributors Tel Fax E-mail 

Caribbean - Budget Marine NV 

Lomig Henry +59 9544 3134 +59 9544 4409 sales@budgetmarine.com 

Croatia - VERTEM d.o.o. 

Dario Kojundzic +385 1 3638577 +385 1 3638601 dario.kojundzic@vertem.hr 

Denmark - CTM 

Piet Heydorn +49 46 21 955 33 +49 46 21 955 35 piet.heydorn@CTMat.de 

Finland - Kevra Oy 

Juha Kokko +358 9612 6820 +358 9 6126 8220 juha.kokko@kevra.fi 

France - Gazechim Composites 

Patrick Latry +33 4 67 4955 00 +33 4 67 4955 49 composites@gazechim.fr 

Germany - CTM GmbH 

Piet Heydorn +49 46 21 955 33 +49 46 21 955 35 piet.heydorn@CTMat.de 

Greece 

Call Customer Support department for Gurit UK +44 (0) 1983 828 000 

Holland - Bouwmeester Advanced Composites Center 

Jaco Bouwmeester +31 20 665 2452 +31 20 665 2548 sp-bac@planet.nl 

Italy - Resintex Technology S.r.l. 

Laura Fabi +39 0775 898 099 +39 0775 837 401 laura@resintex.it 

Norway - DIAB Norway 

Maria Carlsen +47 (6698) 1930 +47 (6684) 6414 info@no.diabgroup.com 

Portugal 


South Africa - AMT (Pty) Ltd 

John Soper +27 21 511 2669 +27 21 510 8389 john.soper@amtcomposites.co.za 

Spain - Fibras Reforzadas 

Jean Carol +34 91 556 4648 +34 91 556 8882 jean.carol@fibrasreforzadas.com 

Switzerland - VC Vertriebs AG 

Thomas Brunartt +41 44 833 6386 +41 44 833 1487 info@schiffsfarben.ch 

Sweden 


Turkey - Neva Marine Yat Malzemeleri Ltd 

Nurettin Caliskan +90 216 447 0600 +90 216 447 0602 nurettin@nevamarine.com 

United Arab Emirates - Al Masaood 

Andrew Wagner +971 2 6424 222 +971 2 6424 111 andrew_wagner@masaood.com 

United Kingdom 

Marineware Ltd 

Adrian Layton +44 (0)2380 330208 +44 (0)2380 339667 sales@marineware.com 

Blakes Marine Paints Ltd 

Norman Curtis +44 (0)1633 874024 +44 (0)1633 489089 blakes_orders@uk.hempel.com 


Imperial / Metric Conversion Tables For SP Products 

The bold figures in the central columns can be read as either the U.S. or the S.I. measure. 

Thus inch = 5.4 millimetres: or millimetre = 0.0 9 inches. 

Mil (thou) Microns 

(mm) 

0.039 1 25.40 

0.079 2 50.80 

0.118 3 76.20 

0.157 4 101.60 

0.197 5 127.00 

0.236 6 152.40 

0.276 7 177.80 

0.315 8 203.20 

0.354 9 228.60 

Fluid Oz. Litres 

35.21 1 0.028 

70.42 2 0.057 

105.63 3 0.085 

140.84 4 0.114 

176.06 5 0.142 

211.27 6 0.170 

246.48 7 0.199 

281.69 8 0.227 

316.90 9 0.256 

Sq. yds Sq. 

metres 

1.196 1 0.836 

2.392 2 1.672 

3.588 3 2.508 

4.784 4 3.345 

5.980 5 4.181 

7.176 6 5.017 

8.372 7 5.853 

9.568 8 6.689 

10.764 9 7.525 

Cu. Feet Cu. 

Metres 

35.315 1 0.028 

70.629 2 0.057 

105.944 3 0.085 

141.259 4 0.113 

176.573 5 0.142 

211.888 6 0.170 

247.203 7 0.198 

282.517 8 0.227 

317.832 9 0.255 

Inches mm 

0.039 1 25.4 

0.079 2 50.8 

0.118 3 76.2 

0.157 4 101.6 

0.197 5 127.0 

0.236 6 152.4 

0.276 7 177.8 

0.315 8 203.2 

0.354 9 228.6 

Pints Litres 

1.760 1 0.568 

3.520 2 1.137 

5.279 3 1.705 

7.039 4 2.273 

8.799 5 2.841 

10.559 6 3.410 

12.318 7 3.978 

14.078 8 4.546 

15.838 9 5.114 

oz/sq.yd g/sq.m 

0.029 1 33.9 

0.059 2 67.9 

0.088 3 101.8 

0.118 4 135.8 

0.147 5 169.7 

0.177 6 203.6 

0.206 7 237.6 

0.236 8 271.5 

0.265 9 305.5 

lb/cu.in g/cu.cm 

0.036 1 27.7 

0.029 0.8 22.1 

0.031 0.85 23.5 

0.033 0.9 24.9 

0.034 0.95 26.3 

0.038 1.05 29.1 

0.040 1.1 30.4 

0.042 1.15 31.8 

0.043 1.2 33.2 

Feet Metres 

3.281 1 0.305 

6.562 2 0.610 

9.843 3 0.914 

13.123 4 1.219 

16.404 5 1.524 

19.685 6 1.829 

22.966 7 2.134 

26.247 8 2.438 

29.528 9 2.743 

US Quarts. Litres 

1.057 1 0.946 

2.114 2 1.892 

3.171 3 2.838 

4.228 4 3.784 

5.285 5 4.73 

6.342 6 5.676 

7.400 7 6.622 

8.457 8 7.568 

9.514 9 8.514 

lb/cu.ft kg/cu.m 

0.062 1 16.0 

0.125 2 32.1 

0.187 3 48.1 

0.250 4 64.1 

0.312 5 80.2 

0.374 6 96.2 

0.437 7 112.2 

0.499 8 128.2 

0.561 9 144.3 

Yards Metres 

1.094 1 0.914 

2.187 2 1.829 

3.281 3 2.743 

4.374 4 3.658 

5.468 5 4.572 

6.562 6 5.486 

7.655 7 6.401 

8.749 8 7.315 

9.843 9 8.230 

US Gal. Litres 

0.264 1 3.785 

0.528 2 7.570 

0.792 3 11.355 

1.056 4 15.140 

1.32 5 18.925 

1.584 6 22.710 

1.848 7 26.495 

2.112 8 30.280 

2.376 9 34.065 

ksi N/sq.mm 

(MPa) 

Msi GPa 

0.145 1 6.895 0.145 1 6.895 

0.290 2 13.790 0.290 2 13.790 

0.435 3 20.685 0.435 3 20.685 

0.580 4 27.580 0.580 4 27.580 

0.725 5 34.475 0.725 5 34.475 

0.870 6 41.370 0.870 6 41.370 

1.015 7 48.265 1.015 7 48.265 

1.160 8 55.160 1.160 8 55.160 

1.305 9 62.055 1.305 9 62.055 

Miles Kilomtrs. 

0.621 1 1.609 

1.243 2 3.219 

1.864 3 4.828 

2.485 4 6.437 

3.107 5 8.047 

3.728 6 9.656 

4.350 7 11.265 

4.971 8 12.875 

5.592 9 14.484 

Ounces Grams 

0.035 1 28.350 

0.071 2 56.699 

0.106 3 85.048 

0.141 4 113.398 

0.176 5 141.748 

0.212 6 170.097 

0.247 7 198.446 

0.282 8 226.796 

0.317 9 255.146 

Imp.Gal. Litres 

0.220 1 4.546 

0.440 2 9.092 

0.660 3 13.638 

0.880 4 18.184 

1.100 5 22.730 

1.320 6 27.277 

1.540 7 31.823 

1.760 8 36.369 

1.980 9 40.915 

°C °F 

-18 0 

0 32 

5 41 

10 50 

15 59 

20 68 

25 77 

30 86 

35 95 

40 104 

45 113 

50 122 

55 131 

60 140 

65 149 

70 158 

75 167 

80 176 

85 185 

90 194 

95 203 

100 212 

105 221 

Pounds Kilograms 

2.205 1 0.454 

4.409 2 0.907 

6.614 3 1.361 

8.818 4 1.814 

11.023 5 2.268 

13.228 6 2.722 

15.432 7 3.175 

17.637 8 3.629 

19.842 9 4.082 

US Gal. Imp. Gal. 

1.200 1 0.833 

2.401 2 1.666 

3.601 3 2.499 

4.802 4 3.332 

6.002 5 4.165 

7.203 6 4.998 

8.403 7 5.831 

9.604 8 6.664 

10.804 9 7.497 

°C °F 

110 230 

115 239 

120 248 

125 257 

130 266 

135 275 

140 284 

145 293 

150 302 

155 311 

160 320 

165 329 

170 338 

175 347 

180 356 

185 365 

190 374 

195 383 

200 392 

205 401 

210 410 

215 419 

220 428 


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