Master Bond two-part epoxy system has use in bonding and sealing applications

May 30, 2020
The EP35SP two-part epoxy system provides resistance to chemicals such as oils, acids, bases, water, fuels, and petrochemicals.

EP35SP is a two-part epoxy system for bonding and sealing applications, providing resistance to chemicals such as oils, acids, bases, water, fuels, and petrochemicals. It features a glass transition temperature (Tg) of 215° to 220°C and a temperature range of -62° to 288°C. Its dielectric constant is 4.5 at 60 Hz and has volume resistivity >1014 Ω-cm.

Master Bond

Hackensack, NJ

www.masterbond.com

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