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EPOXY VINYL ESTER RESINS

Providing exceptional corrosion protection, superior heat resistance and high structural strength

DERAKANE
Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins

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DERAKANE Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins


Product Grades and Properties
PRODUCT FAMILY
Bisphenol A Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins

RESINS/DESCRIPTION
DERAKANE 411-350, MOMENTUM 411350, 441-400, 441-800 PAT, MOMENTUM 640-900

PROPERTIES
Good toughness Broad corrosion resistance Improved elongation Higher HDT and solvent resistance than standard resins FDA compliance Superior oxidizing acid and solvent resistance Very high temperature service Broad corrosion resistance Superior toughness Excellent fire retardancy Designed to combine outstanding corrosion and high temperature resistance with excellent fire retardance. Excellent adhesion and abrasion resistance Excellent impact strength

Novolac Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins Brominated Bisphenol-AEpoxy Vinyl Ester Brominated Novolac Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resin Elastomer-Modified Bisphenol-A Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins

470-300, MOMENTUM 470-300, 470HT400- when corrosion resistance and high temperature performance are needed. 510A-40, 510C-350, MOMENTUM 510C350, 510C-350FR when flame retardancy is a must. 510N - when flame retardancy and high temperature resistance are needed. 8084, 8090 when toughness and more flexibility are required.

Typical Physical Properties


411-350 LIQUID PROPERTIES
Epoxy Base Density g/mL Viscosity, cps @ 25C mPas Styrene content, wt% Bisphenol-A 1.046 370 45 Bisphenol-A 1.07 430 33 Novolac 1.08 325 33 Brominated Bisphenol-A 1.23 400 38 Brominated Bisphenol-A 1.14 400-440 35 Brominated Novolac 1.15 275 37 Elastomer Modified Bisphenol-A 1.02 360 40

441-400

470-300

510A-40

510C-350

510N

8084

TYPICAL PROPERTIES OF POSTCURED RESIN CLEAR CASTING,


Tensile strength, MPa Tensile modulus, GPa Elongation, % Flexural strength, MPa Flexural modulus, GPa HDT,C4 Barcol Hardness 86 3.2 5-6 150 3.4 105 35 90 3.3 5-6 145 3.4 120 35 85 3.6 3-4 130 3.8 150 40 86 3.4 4-5 150 3.6 113 40 86 3.2 5-6 150 3.4 105 35 76 3.4 3-4 138 3.6 121 40 76 2.9 8-10 130 3.3 82 30

Typical property values only, not to be construed as specifications. Typical property values only, not to be construed as specifications. Sl values reported to two significant figures; US standard values based on conversion. Cure schedule: 24 hours at room temperature; 2 hours at 120C (250F) Maximum Stress: 1.8MPa

FGI SPV Vinyl Ester Resins


SPV series of Vinyl Ester Resins were developed by FGI to meet the demand for increased quality and performance from traditional fibreglass products and the demand for resins more suited to the exotic reinforcements used in todays high tech applications. SPV series vinyl ester resin is based on the Derakane family of Vinyl Ester Resins. Derakane resins having proven performance in the chemical industry from their development in the USA in the mid 1960s. The objective of the research work and development of the SPV series was firstly to allow the product to be used in common factory conditions while still achieving laboratory performance. Secondly, as we were developing the resins for the performance market, we examined the reinforcement/resin interface. The high strength of the reinforcement can only be optimised if the correct conditions exist at the reinforcement/resin interface. Increased laminate properties have been achieved by improvement in fibre wetting, increase wetting speed and reduction of air entrapments in the laminate. SPV Vinyl Ester Resins have significantly contributed to the improved production of Australian made boats, yachts, swimming pools, safety equipment and industrial process equipment which equals or exceeds the quality and performance of similar products made anywhere in the world. SPV has been a leader in preventing osmosis in swimming pools, marine craft, and solving high heat and highly corrosive applications. The emergence and acceptance of composites in structural and infrastructure applications is now broadening this scope to less traditional applications such as rail cars, bridge deckings, electrical cross-arms and marine pilings, to name just a few. The SPV series is also tailor made to suit specific climate and workshop conditions, project type etc. Consult FGI technical staff for the correct grade of SPV vinyl ester resin to suit your specific application. FGI technical staff have many years of engineering and application experience to help ensure your projects success. Case histories and specific technical data available on request.

FGI Vinyl Ester Resins


Classic Series
Product Code Product Name Chemical Type Solids % Viscosity mPas El. At Break % Tensile Strength MPa HDT C LSE Thix Curing Systems Gel Time (Min) Description F01112 SPV1265 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 420-580 5-6 86 105 No Standard Norox 925H Curox M100 1.5% 25-35 @ 25C Fast to medium geltime F01115 SPV1356 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 420-580 5-6 86 105 No Standard Norox 925H Curox M100 1.5% 35-45 @ 25C Medium geltime F01116 SPV1359 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 420-580 5-6 86 105 No Standard Norox 925H Curox M100 1.5% 60-75 @ 25C Slow geltime F01385 SPV1385 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 800-1000 5-6 86 105 No High Norox 925H Curox M100 1.5% 45-55 @ 25C Hi Thix, slow geltime

Momentum Series
Product Code Product Name Chemical Type Solids % Viscosity mPas El. At Break % Tensile Strength MPa HDT C LSE Thix Curing Systems Gel Time (Min) Description F01300 SPV6001 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 420-580 5-6 86 105 No Standard Norox 925H 1% 25-35 @ 25C Fast to medium geltime F01302 SPV6003 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 420-580 5-6 86 105 No Standard Norox 925H 1% 35-45 @ 25C Medium geltime F01301 SPV6002 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 420-580 5-6 86 105 No Standard Norox 925H 1% 60-75 @ 25C Slow geltime F01314 SPV6014 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 700-1100 5-6 86 105 No High Norox 925H 1.5% 50-60 @ 25C Hi Thix, slow geltime

FGI Vinyl Ester Resins


Low Exotherm Infusion Series (using Norox CHM50 initiator)
Product Code Product Name Chemical Type Solids % Viscosity mPas El. At Break % Tensile Strength MPa HDT C LSE Thix Curing Systems Gel Time @ 25C/minutes F01635 SPV6035 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 50 120-230 3-5 70-85 90-105 No None CHM50 1.5% 20-30 F01636 SPV6036 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 50 120-230 3-5 70-85 90-105 No None CHM50 1.5% 40-50 F01637 SPV6037 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 50 120-230 3-5 70-85 90-105 No None CHM50 1.5% 60-70 F01638 SPV6038 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 50 120-230 3-5 70-85 90-105 No None CHM50 1.5% 90-100 F01639 SPV6039 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 50 120-230 3-5 70-85 90-105 No None CHM50 1.5% 120-130

Derakane Unpromoted Series


Product Code Product Name Chemical Type Solids % Viscosity mPa.s El. At Break % Tensile Strength MPa Flexural Strength MPa HDT C LSE Thix Curing Systems Gel Time (Min) F01110 Classic 411-350 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 370 5-6 86 150 105 No None Norox 925H Unpromoted
Original Derakane 411 series

F01080 Momentum 411-350 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 55 370 5-6 86 150 105 No None Norox 925H Unpromoted
Higher reactivity/lighter colour than Classic Series

F01030 LSE 441-400 Bisphenol-A Epoxy 50 430 5-6 90 145 120 Yes None Norox 925H Unpromoted
LSE/Higher HDT Vinyl Ester Resin

F01082 Momentum 470-300 Novalac Epoxy 67 325 3-4 85 130 150 No None Norox CHM-50 Unpromoted
High resistance to solvents & acid oxidizing environments

F01083 Momentum 510C350 Brominated Novalac 65 400-440 5-6 86 150 105 No None Norox 925H Unpromoted
Fire retardant brominated epoxy vinyl ester resin

F01005 Derakane 510A-40 Brominated Bisphenol-A 62 400 4-5 86 150 113 No None Norox 925H Unpromoted
Maximum degree of fire retardance combined with enhanced chemical resistance and toughness

F01006 Derakane 8084 Elastomer Modified 60 360 8-10 76 130 82 No None Norox 925H Unpromoted
High elongation tough epoxy vinyl ester resin

Description

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF FGI FIBRETECH OSMOSIS REPAIR SYSTEM ON MARINE CRAFT

1. 2. 3.

Remove gelcoat with 1mm of laminate. Only when dry, primer coat with Fibretech Primer Coat using SR Catalyst at a ratio of 2%. Resin rich application: see usage rate. Laminate with 225g Chopped Strand Mat and Fibretech Laminate coat using FGI SR Catalyst at a ratio of 1.5%. Resin to glass ratio 3:1. Number of layers will be determined by condition of hull. Once laminate has cured sand off sharp fibres and repair any bubbles by repeat process. Apply Fibretech Fillcoat using FGI SR Catalyst at a ratio of minimum 1.5% by weight (low temperature eg 15 use 2%). Apply with long nap application roller or spray gun (pressure pot) to 0.5mm thick. Allow to cure (minimum 24 hours at 20C). Sand surface to ensure complete adhesion of high build epoxy. Apply high build epoxy to data sheet recommendations. Sand surface once cured. Never apply to damp or dust coated surface. Approximate material usage per metre of hull: Fibretech Primer Coat 1 x 225g CSM 0.4kg 0.25kg/m 0.8kg/m 0.6kg/m

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Fibretech Laminate Resin with 1 x 225g CSM Fibretech Fillcoat -

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF FGI FIBRETECH POOL RESURFACING SYSTEM ON CONCRETE SWIMMING POOLS

1.

A: B: C:

Acid wash new rendered concrete with 20:1 HCL or, Sand blast painted surfaces Acid wash marblesheen with 5:1 HCL

2. 3. 4. 5.

When dry, primer coat with Fibretech Primer Coat using SR Catalyst at a ratio of 2%. Laminate with 225g Chopped Strand Mat and Fibretech Laminate coat using FGI SR Catalyst at a ratio of 1.5%. Once laminate has cured sand off sharp fibres and repair air bubbles. Apply Fibretech Fillcoat using FGI SR Catalyst at a ratio of minimum 1.5% by weight (low temperature eg 15C use 2%). Apply with long nap application roller. Allow to cure (minimum two hours). Sand off any defects. Only apply Fibretech Topcoat out of direct sunlight (either late in the afternoon or preferably early morning). Use a minimum of 1.5% NR20 MEKP Catalyst. Keep a wet edge at all times. Use a long nap application roller. Never apply to damp or dust coated surface. Approximate material usage per m of pool: Fibretech Primer Coat 225g CSM Fibretech Laminate Resin Fibretech Fillcoat Fibretech Topcoat 0.4kg 0.25kg/m 0.8kg/m 0.6kg/m 0.6kg/m

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To use on existing Fibreglass pools without osmosis, sand the entire surface, tile around the waterline and complete steps 5 onwards.

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