Supply Program: Epoxy Resin Systems for Composites
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<strong>Epoxy</strong> <strong>Resin</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Composites</strong>.<br />
Our support <strong>for</strong> a good composite.<br />
<strong>Composites</strong>
Overview <strong>Composites</strong>:<br />
Prepreg <strong>Systems</strong> 6<br />
Filament Winding and<br />
Pultrusion <strong>Systems</strong> 10<br />
<strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding, <strong>Resin</strong> Infusion<br />
Molding and Hand Lay-up <strong>Systems</strong> 12<br />
Expandable <strong>Epoxy</strong>, Adhesion and<br />
Flexible <strong>Epoxy</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> 16<br />
HARKE Chemicals stands <strong>for</strong> certified<br />
quality and a constant engagement<br />
<strong>for</strong> a sustainable protection of the<br />
environment.
HARKE <strong>Composites</strong><br />
Our support <strong>for</strong> a good composite.<br />
HARKE <strong>Composites</strong> is a business unit of HARKE Chemicals GmbH.<br />
We have specialized on the distribution of epoxy resin systems<br />
<strong>for</strong> the construction of fiber-rein<strong>for</strong>ced materials. With the brand<br />
epotec ® our business unit offers an extensive product portfolio<br />
arising from the close cooperation with our partner Aditya Birla<br />
Chemicals (Thailand).<br />
Our wide range of products is used in various application<br />
fields such as the automotive industry and naval<br />
architecture. Moreover, we offer special coordinated<br />
systems <strong>for</strong> the rotor blade construction <strong>for</strong> the windmill<br />
industry. You will find further in<strong>for</strong>mation concerning<br />
this high-tech per<strong>for</strong>mance in our supply program “<strong>Epoxy</strong><br />
<strong>Resin</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>for</strong> Rotor Blades“.<br />
Advantages and Properties<br />
<strong>Epoxy</strong> resin based composites offer a variety of<br />
advantages and properties as <strong>for</strong> instance<br />
n Higher power/weight ratio compared to metals<br />
n A large variety of applicable matrix and amoring<br />
materials resulting in a higher flexibility and advanced<br />
designing possibilities<br />
n <strong>Composites</strong> offer you freedom of design: They are<br />
suitable <strong>for</strong> diverse manufacturing processes<br />
n The acquisition costs are low<br />
n The production and the design of even complex<br />
components is simplified
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Overview<br />
verview<br />
The flexibility of epoxy systems has made them the material of choice <strong>for</strong><br />
designers. PMCs are primarily used in construction of airplanes and satellites,<br />
recreational components such as surf boards, fishing rods and golf shafts,<br />
refrigerated containers that transport perishable goods, Formula One cars<br />
and racing boats, printed circuit boards (PCB), toys, offshore drilling rigs and<br />
windmills. Although a vast range of binding matrices are available, epoxy resins<br />
remain the workhorse <strong>for</strong> high per<strong>for</strong>mance composites. We closely cooperate<br />
with our customers to develop products that are tailored to their<br />
specific requirements. This approach has enabled us to create a wide range<br />
of products such as single component prepreg systems, thixotropic adhesives<br />
with improved peel strength <strong>for</strong> thicker glue lines and low viscosity matrix<br />
resins <strong>for</strong> infusion processes suitable <strong>for</strong> manufacturing large components.<br />
Together with our supply partner Aditya Birla Chemicals we closely cooperate<br />
with R&D departments of various branches and industry lines developing products<br />
that are tailor-made also <strong>for</strong> your special requirements. These cooperations<br />
enable us to make available a wide range of products – from single-component<br />
synthetics up to thixotrophic adhesives <strong>for</strong> the production of large components.
epotec ® epoxy systems <strong>for</strong> composite applications are suited to address many<br />
design challenges in the pursuit of superior per<strong>for</strong>mance, weight-saving, durability,<br />
con<strong>for</strong>ming to environmental standards and in ensuring cost effectiveness. They are<br />
designed to meet process requirements such as <strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding (RTM),<br />
<strong>Resin</strong> Infusion (RI), Hand Lay-up, Prepregs, Filament Winding and Pultrusion.<br />
Composite Applications<br />
n Airplanes<br />
n High-Speed Trains<br />
n Satellites<br />
n Surf Boards<br />
n Helmets<br />
n Fishing Rods<br />
n Golf Shafts and Clubs<br />
n Formula One Cars<br />
n Racing Boats<br />
n Jet Skis<br />
n Carbon Bicycles<br />
n Printed Circuit Boards<br />
n Windmill Blades<br />
n Pipes and Tubes<br />
n Bridges<br />
All the systems listed in this brochure are examples and can be<br />
individually customized if required.<br />
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Prepreg <strong>Systems</strong><br />
Prepreg molding is the technique used in<br />
manufacturing fiber-rein<strong>for</strong>ced components with<br />
precision, dimensional stability and consistency.<br />
During this process, the rein<strong>for</strong>cement is preimpregnated<br />
in the system and processed to attain ‘B-stage’.<br />
In this condition it can be stored <strong>for</strong> a few days up<br />
to a few months be<strong>for</strong>e it is vacuum-bagged and<br />
pressure-molded to the final desired shape.<br />
epotec ® epoxy systems <strong>for</strong> prepreg are designed<br />
<strong>for</strong> in-house prepreg manufacturing even in small<br />
quantities. The solvent-free system does not require a<br />
complicated solvent recovery system so that the costs<br />
<strong>for</strong> the necessary equipment are reduced.<br />
Features<br />
n Excellent processibility with glass,<br />
carbon and Kevlar ® fibers<br />
n Suitable <strong>for</strong> wet impregnation<br />
without solvent<br />
n Suitable to achieve variable tack<br />
n Short to long storage life<br />
n high-pressure molding possible<br />
n Suitable to fabricate components<br />
of any size and shape<br />
n Excellent combination of<br />
mechanical, electrical and<br />
thermal properties<br />
n Good per<strong>for</strong>mance in a wide<br />
range of temperatures<br />
n Extremely low shrinkage and<br />
water absorption
Applications<br />
epotec ® epoxy systems are suitable <strong>for</strong> manufacturing laminated components in various shapes<br />
and sizes <strong>for</strong> electrical insulation, weaponary, automobiles, aeronautics, railways, sports equip-<br />
ment, on and off-shore wind energy plants.<br />
Prepreg <strong>Systems</strong><br />
epotec ® Mixing Mixing Shelf<br />
System Ratio 1) Viscosity 2) Life 3) Tg 4) Features<br />
YD 143 100 3,000 - 10,000 5) 160 - 180 120 - 150 Single-component system with<br />
long storage life and excellent<br />
thermal resistance<br />
YD 563 / TH 7270 100 : 25 1,000 - 3,000 30 - 60 110 - 130 Solvent-based system <strong>for</strong><br />
excellent wetting of rein<strong>for</strong>ce-<br />
ment with long shelf life<br />
YD 565 / TH 7252 100 : 20 3,000 - 4,000 30 - 40 110 - 130 Solvent-free system <strong>for</strong> high<br />
gloss, defect-free components<br />
of high mechanical strength.<br />
The system is capable to<br />
provide thickening<br />
properties within 8 hours<br />
after impregnation of<br />
rein<strong>for</strong>cement.<br />
1) Part by weight (pbw), 2) Brookfield viscosity @ 25° C (mPas), 3) Shelf life in days @ 20° C, 4) Glass Transition Temperature (°C),<br />
5) Brookfield viscosity @ 80° C (mPas)<br />
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Applications<br />
epotec ® epoxy systems are suitable <strong>for</strong> electrical<br />
insulation, pressure pipes, water and effluent<br />
pipes, CNG cylinders, underground cable covers,<br />
storage and transportation tanks, applications <strong>for</strong><br />
aeronautics and aerospace industries.<br />
Features<br />
n Good wetting properties<br />
n Suitable pot life and<br />
curing conditions<br />
n Excellent mechanical and<br />
electrical properties<br />
n High dimensional stability<br />
n Resistant to most chemicals<br />
n Low water absorption and<br />
minimum shrinkage<br />
n Negligible permeability at<br />
high pressure<br />
n Good compatibility with pigments<br />
and internal releasers
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Filament Winding and Pultrusion <strong>Systems</strong><br />
Filament Winding is a process used in the manufacturing of cylindrical, elliptical or spherical<br />
fiber-rein<strong>for</strong>ced components. In this process rein<strong>for</strong>ced fibers, that are saturated with a resin<br />
and a curing agent mix, are wrapped around a mandrel determining the shape of the<br />
component. The component is cured and removed from the mandrel. Pultrusion is the process<br />
used in the manufacturing of continuous profiles.<br />
epotec ® Mixing Mixing Pot<br />
System Ratio 1) Viscosity 2) Life 3)<br />
YDL 535 / TH 7354 100 : 35 500 - 1.000 8 - 10<br />
YDL 549 / TH 7664 100 : 90 400 - 800 8<br />
YDL 582 / TH 7255 100 : 35 500 - 750 25 - 35 5)<br />
YDL 582 / TH 7256 100 : 35 500 - 650 80 - 100 5)<br />
YDL 582 / TH 7257 100 : 35 200 - 500 4.5 - 5.5<br />
YDL 660 / TH 7455 100 : 25 1.500 - 3.500 > 16<br />
YDL 670 / TH 7353 100 : 22 1.000 - 2.000 1 - 3<br />
YDL 670 / TH 7354 100 : 35 500 - 1.000 8 - 10<br />
YDL 680 / TH 7652 / TA 7851 100 : 80 : 1 - 2 500 - 1.000 > 10<br />
YDL 680 / TH 7661 / TA 7851 100 : 85 : 1 - 2 1.000 - 2.500 > 10<br />
YDL 680 / TH 7661 / TA 7852 100 : 25 3.000 - 6.000 6) > 16<br />
1) Part by weight (pbw) 2) Brookfield viscosity @ 25° C (mPas) 3) Pot life in hours, @ 25° C 100 grams mix
The rein<strong>for</strong>cement material is drawn through a resin bath and pulled through the heated die<br />
where the material cures and adopts the shape of the die. epotec ® epoxy systems <strong>for</strong> Filament<br />
Winding and Pultrusion are designed to meet process requirements such as low viscosity,<br />
long pot life and accelerated curing at elevated temperatures.<br />
Tg 4) Features<br />
145 - 155<br />
115 - 125<br />
Low viscosity, long pot life system suitable to cure at ambient temperatures, post curing<br />
above 120° C is required<br />
Elevated temperature curing system designed <strong>for</strong> fast production. Excellent per<strong>for</strong>mance<br />
in cyclic loading conditions<br />
80 - 90 Low viscosity, fast, ambient cure system <strong>for</strong> small components<br />
80 - 90<br />
80 - 90<br />
170 - 200<br />
130 - 180<br />
Ambient temperature cure, low viscosity system <strong>for</strong> small components with<br />
medium reactivity<br />
Ambient temperature cure, slow reactive system with very low viscosity <strong>for</strong><br />
fairly large components<br />
Very slowly reactive, ambient cure system <strong>for</strong> high glass transition temperature (Tg);<br />
post curing required above 160° C<br />
High temperature resistance, medium viscosity system <strong>for</strong> ambient curing, post curing above<br />
120° C is required to achieve full strength<br />
130 - 180 Long pot life, high temperature resistant system. Post curing above 120° C is required<br />
130 - 160 Low viscosity, long pot life, elevated temperature cure system <strong>for</strong> high thermal resistance<br />
160 - 180 Low viscosity, long pot life, elevated temperature cure system <strong>for</strong> large components<br />
220 - 240<br />
Very slowly reactive, ambient cure system <strong>for</strong> excellent thermal resistance;<br />
post curing above 200° C is required to achieve full strength<br />
4) Glass Transition Temperature (°C) 5) Pot life in minutes @ 25° C 100 grams mix 6) Brookfield Viscosity @ 50° C (mPas) C mPal<br />
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<strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding (RTM)<br />
<strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding (RTM) is a closed mold technique where fiber rein<strong>for</strong>cement is placed in<br />
the mold and the resin is injected under pressure. This technique offers significant advantages<br />
over open mold processes in terms of higher productivity and reproducibility, reduced labor<br />
costs, two-side finish, better dimensional tolerance, and reduced volatile emission.<br />
The <strong>Resin</strong> Infusion or Vacuum Assisted <strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding technique retains all the advantages<br />
of RTM, while involving less tooling costs, moreover, it is used <strong>for</strong> manufacturing larger<br />
integrated structures <strong>for</strong> the marine and automotive industry and windmills.<br />
<strong>Resin</strong> Infusion Molding (RIM) and Hand Lay-up <strong>Systems</strong><br />
epotec ® epoxy systems <strong>for</strong> <strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding, <strong>Resin</strong> Infusion and Hand Lay-up are designed<br />
to have a low initial viscosity and reactivity from a few minutes up to several hours at ambient<br />
temperatures. The choice is made depending on process conditions, geometry of the component<br />
and end-use requirements.
<strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding (RTM)<br />
<strong>Resin</strong> Infusion Molding (RIM) and Hand Lay-up <strong>Systems</strong><br />
epotec ® Mixing Mixing Pot<br />
System Ratio 1) Viscosity 2) Life 3) Tg 4) Features<br />
YD 535 / TH 7253 100 : 35 800 - 1,400 8 - 14 80 - 90<br />
YD 535 / TH 7254 100 : 35 800 - 1,400 14 - 20 80 - 90<br />
YD 535 / TH 7255 100 : 35 800 - 1,400 25 - 35 80 - 90<br />
YD 535 / TH 7256 100 : 35 600 - 1,000 80 - 100 75 - 85<br />
YD 535 / TH 7257 100 : 35 300 - 500 280 - 330 75 - 85<br />
YD 535 / TH 7258 100 : 35 300 - 500 > 10 5) 80 - 90<br />
YD 535LV / TH 7253 100 : 35 600 - 800 8 - 14 80 - 90<br />
YD 535LV / TH 7254 100 : 35 600 - 750 14 - 20 80 - 90<br />
YD 535LV / TH 7255 100 : 35 600 - 750 25 - 35 80 - 90<br />
YD 535LV / TH 7256 100 : 35 200 - 300 80 - 100 80 - 90<br />
YD 535LV / TH 7257 100 : 35 200 - 300 280 - 330 80 - 90<br />
YD 535LV / TH 7258 100 : 35 200 - 300 > 10 5) 80 - 90<br />
1) Part by weight (pwb) 2) Brookfield viscosity @ 25° C (mPas) 3) Pot life in minutes @ 25° C 100 grams mix<br />
4) Glass Transition Temperature (°C) 5) Pot life in hours @ 25° C 100 grams mix<br />
Low viscosity resin with six<br />
different curing agents of<br />
variable reactivity ranging from<br />
10 minutes to more than 10<br />
hours pot life at 25° C. Suitable<br />
<strong>for</strong> very small to large components<br />
with excellent wetting<br />
and mechanical properties.<br />
One basic, very low viscosity<br />
resin with six different curing<br />
agents of variable reactivity.<br />
Suitable <strong>for</strong> <strong>Resin</strong> Infusion<br />
technique. Excellent<br />
mechanical properties with<br />
lowest resin content can be<br />
achieved in FRP components.<br />
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Applications<br />
epotec ® epoxy systems are suitable <strong>for</strong> the manufacturing of high per<strong>for</strong>mance fiber composite<br />
elements. These systems can be used <strong>for</strong> laminations in combination with different<br />
rein<strong>for</strong>cements and honeycombs to create high-strength, light-weight, structural components<br />
<strong>for</strong> sports equipment, applications in marine, aeronautics and automotive industries, electrical<br />
insulation, windmills, tools and fixtures.<br />
<strong>Resin</strong> Transfer Molding (RTM),<br />
<strong>Resin</strong> Infusion Molding (RIM) and Hand Lay-up <strong>Systems</strong><br />
epotec ® Mixing Mixing Pot<br />
System Ratio 1) Viscosity 2) Life 3)<br />
YDL 505 / TH 7377 100 : 38 500 - 700 110 - 160<br />
YDL 535 / TH 7295 100 : 30 800 - 1,500 120 - 140<br />
YDL 546 / TH 7278 100 : 25 1,000 - 2,000 50 - 60<br />
YDL 560 / TH 7285 100 : 35 500 - 1,000 180 - 210<br />
YDL 660 / TH 7255 100 : 35 1,000 - 1,400 30 - 50<br />
YDL 660 / TH 7257 100 : 35 500 - 1,000 5 - 6 5)<br />
YDL 670 / TH 7652 / TA 7851 100 : 80 : 1 - 2 500 - 1,000 > 10 5)<br />
YDL 670 / TH 7661 / TA 7851 100 : 85 : 1 - 2 1,000 - 2,500 > 10 5)<br />
YDL 680 / TH 7354 100 : 35 2,000 - 4,000 8 - 10 6)<br />
1) Part by weight (pwb) 2) Brookfield viscosity @ 25° C (mPas) 3) Pot life in minutes @ 25° C 100 grams mix 4) Glass
Features<br />
n Excellent wetting properties with rein<strong>for</strong>cements<br />
n Variable pot life and curing conditions<br />
n Extremely low shrinkage<br />
n Resistant to most chemicals<br />
n Suitable <strong>for</strong> small to large components<br />
n Good per<strong>for</strong>mance at extremely low to high temperatures<br />
n Compatible with pigments and internal releasers<br />
Tg 4) Features<br />
115 - 135<br />
120 - 140<br />
70 - 80<br />
55 - 65<br />
Fast strength added with a high thermal stability,<br />
very good dynamic resistance properties<br />
Low viscosity, slow reactive system <strong>for</strong> high thermal resistance and<br />
mechanical property retention at elevated temperatures<br />
Low viscosity, medium reactive ambient cure system <strong>for</strong> small<br />
components where high wetting and fast strength build-up is required<br />
Low viscosity, slow reactive system <strong>for</strong> FRP components with high<br />
elongation and low modulus<br />
90 - 110 Medium viscosity system <strong>for</strong> small components with good thermal resistance<br />
90 - 110 Low viscosity, slow reactive system <strong>for</strong> FRP components with high elongation and low modulus<br />
130 - 160<br />
160 - 180<br />
130 - 180<br />
Elevated temperature cure, low viscosity standard system <strong>for</strong><br />
good mechanical and thermal properties<br />
Elevated temperature cure, low viscosity specialty system <strong>for</strong><br />
excellent thermal and mechanical resistance at elevated temperature<br />
Medium viscosity, slow reactive, ambient cure system <strong>for</strong> excellent<br />
thermal resistance. Post curing above 140° C is required<br />
Transition Temperature (°C) 5) Pot life in hours @ 25° C 100 grams mix 6) Pot life in hours @ 25° C (mPas) pro 100 grams mix<br />
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Expandable <strong>Epoxy</strong>, Adhesion and<br />
Flexible <strong>Epoxy</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />
If liquid epoxy resins and curing agents are mixed together, they will<br />
create in-situ foams of desired density and cure in a rigid and dimensionally<br />
stable mass. Expandable epotec ® epoxy systems are suitable <strong>for</strong><br />
the production of light-weight, rigid and dimensionally stable components,<br />
starting from prototypes to bulk production. epotec ® epoxy<br />
systems <strong>for</strong> adhesives are designed to join various similar and dissimilar<br />
substrates providing excellent adhesion over a wide range of service<br />
conditions. Flexible epotec ® epoxy systems are used in a wide<br />
range of applications starting from decorative souvenirs, labels to<br />
mold and patterns <strong>for</strong> molding RCC components, and PU components.<br />
Applications<br />
epotec ® epoxy systems are suitable <strong>for</strong> combining light-weight<br />
structures with high mechanical properties <strong>for</strong> sports equipment,<br />
insulation, molds and tools.<br />
epotec ® tooling systems are used <strong>for</strong> the production of specially tailor-<br />
made tools. These precise composite tools can fast and simply be<br />
processed in most complicated measures and shapes. They offer<br />
a low thermal expansion and a very good resistance-/weight ratio.<br />
epotec ® systems are predestined <strong>for</strong> Hand Lay-up molds because of<br />
their broad range of application temperatures from -170° C up to<br />
+130° C and the simple handling.
Advantages<br />
n Excellent adhesion with most surfaces<br />
n Suitable to process at ambient temperatures<br />
n Low water absorption<br />
n Excellent combination of properties also in adverse environmental conditions<br />
n Good thermal resistance<br />
n Low viscosity and, there<strong>for</strong>e, suitable <strong>for</strong> <strong>Resin</strong> Infusion (RI) and Hand Lay-up processes<br />
n Suitable <strong>for</strong> small and large elements<br />
n Good stability of shape also at higher temperatures<br />
n Good mechanical properties, especially with special fiber rein<strong>for</strong>cement<br />
n Low shrinkage during curing, which requires only low tolerance at reproduction<br />
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Expandable <strong>Epoxy</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />
epotec ® Mixing Mixing Pot<br />
System Ratio 1) Viscosity 2) Life 3) Tg 4) Features<br />
YD 1100 / TH 7152 100 : 27 2,500 - 3,500 15 - 20 65 - 75 Closed cell in-situ<br />
non CFC foam<br />
system with density<br />
0.20 - 0.25 g/cc<br />
YD 1101 / TH 7298 100 : 40 5,000 - 6,000 15 - 25 85 - 95 Closed cell in-situ, high<br />
strength, non CFC<br />
foam system with<br />
density 0.37 - 0.42 g/cc<br />
1) Part by weight (pbw), 2) Brookfield viscosity @ 25° C (mPas) 3) Pot life in minutes @ 25° C 100 grams mix 4) Glass Transition Temperature (°C)<br />
Adhesion <strong>Epoxy</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />
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System Ratio ) Viscosity 2) Life 3) Tg 4) Features<br />
YD 1100 / TH 7152 100 : 27 2,500 - 3,500 15 - 20 65 - 75 Low density epoxy<br />
foam adhesive <strong>for</strong> light<br />
weight components<br />
YD 1101 / TH 7298 100 : 40 3,000 - 6,000 15 - 25 85 - 95 Expandable epoxy ? with<br />
excellent adhesion strength<br />
to most of the substrates<br />
YD 1535 / TH 7254G 100 : 45 10 - 15 80 - 90 Fast reactive, thixotropic,<br />
paste adhesive <strong>for</strong><br />
excellent bonding<br />
YD 1535 / TH 7255G 100 : 45 30 - 40 80 - 90 Medium reactive, thixotropic,<br />
paste adhesive<br />
<strong>for</strong> high strength<br />
YD 1535 / TH 7256G 100 : 45 70 - 100 80 - 90 Slow reactive, thixotropic,<br />
paste adhesive<br />
<strong>for</strong> high strength<br />
YD 1535 / TH 7257G 100 : 45 220 - 300 80 - 90 Extra slow, thixo-<br />
tropic, paste adhesive<br />
<strong>for</strong> high strength<br />
YD 7253 / TH 7271 100 : 50 20 - 30 100 - 120 Fast reactive, thixotropic,<br />
paste adhesive <strong>for</strong> high<br />
chemical resistant joints<br />
1) Part by weight (pbw), 2) Brookfield viscosity @ 25° C (mPas) 3) Pot life in minutes @ 25° C 100 grams mix 4) Glass Transition Temperature (°C)
Flexible <strong>Epoxy</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />
epotec ® Mixing Mixing Pot<br />
System Ratio 1) Viscosity 2) Life 3) Features<br />
YD 135 / TH 7202 100 : 10 1,500 - 2,000 25 - 35 Fast curing system with<br />
flexibility at lower thickness<br />
YD 135 / TH 8279 100 : 33 1,500 - 2,000 60 - 70 Low color, blush-free system with<br />
good flexibility<br />
YD 135 / TH 7273 100 : 33 3,000 - 4,000 240 - 300 Slow curing system with excellent<br />
flexibility at higher thickness<br />
1) Part by weight (pbw), 2) Brookfield viscosity @ 25 °C (mPas) 3) Pot life in minutes @ 25 °C 100 grams mix<br />
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HARKE <strong>Composites</strong><br />
a BU of the HARKE Chemicals GmbH<br />
Xantener Straße 1<br />
45479 Mülheim an der Ruhr<br />
Germany<br />
Internet www.harke.com/composites<br />
Dr. Frank Malejka<br />
Senior Technical Sales Manager<br />
Phone +49 (0) 208 3069-1470<br />
Fax +49 (0) 208 3069-1471<br />
E-Mail drm@harke.com<br />
Stefan Dörger<br />
Product Manager<br />
Phone +49 (0) 208 3069-2560<br />
Fax +49 (0) 208 3069-2561<br />
E-Mail sd@harke.com<br />
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