Epoxy Resin
What is epoxy resin?
Epoxy resin is a thermosetting adhesive based on epoxide compounds that cures through reaction with hardeners. After curing, epoxy resins form high-strength, chemical-resistant and temperature-stable bonds.
Properties of epoxy resin
- Excellent mechanical properties
- High adhesion to various materials
- Good chemical resistance
- Low shrinkage during curing
- Very good electrical insulating properties
Types of epoxy resins
- One-component epoxies: Heat-curing, long storage life
- Two-component epoxies: Cold-curing or heat-curing
- Light-curing epoxies: UV curing for fast processes
- Modified epoxies: highly resistant to flexible and stress-compensating
Application areas
- Structural bonding: High-strength metal connections
- Electronics encapsulation: Protection of semiconductors and sensors
- Fiber composites: Matrix for carbon fiber and glass fiber
- Coatings: Corrosion protection and chemical resistance
DELO Epoxy Resin Systems
- DELO-DUOPOX: Structural adhesives for highest requirements
- DELO MONOPOX: One-component systems for easy processing
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