Products

FILCO® 348HP is an epoxy resin formulated within a non-ionic water emulsion, designed specifically as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. Its appearance resembles that of a milky liquid. Key product characteristics encompass its composition as a pure epoxy resin, a narrow particle size distribution, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, and, notably, a very high solid content.

FILCO® 74024 is an unsaturated bisphenolic resin available in a non-ionic water emulsion, exhibiting stability across a broad pH spectrum. It appears as a milky liquid and maintains a liquid physical form. Compatible with glass fiber reinforcements, it boasts non-flammable properties and a non-tacky surface. Classified under the chemical family of Bisphenols, it finds application in composite end-uses, particularly in laminates.

FILCO® 303I is an epoxy resin formulated into a non-ionic water emulsion, specifically intended as a film former within glass fiber sizings. Presenting as a milky liquid, its defining traits encompass its purity as a pure epoxy resin, an epoxy equivalent weight of 200g, a narrow particle size distribution, and exceptional mechanical shear stability even when the emulsion is diluted.

FILCO® 661 S is a bisphenolic, unsaturated polyester resin available in powder form. Characterized by its very high molecular weight, rapid solubility in styrene, and notable binding power for glass fibers, especially in "hot melt" conditions, this resin demonstrates a high degree of compatibility with unsaturated polyester matrices. It surpasses type 661 with a higher flow rate, ensuring improved processing capabilities. Notably, FILCO 661 S exhibits excellent dispersability in water and offers heightened resistance to agglomeration compared to type 661, establishing it as a versatile and efficient component for composite manufacturing processes.

FILCO® 355 stands as a modified epoxy resin formulated within a non-ionic water emulsion, specifically employed as a film-former in glass fiber sizings, particularly suited for woven roving applications. It presents as a milky liquid and is available in a liquid physical form. Notable material features include good flexibility and the provision of a non-tacky surface.

FILCO® 358 is an easily dispersible unsaturated polyester resin in water, presenting as a yellow-amber, viscous liquid. Specifically recommended as a film-former for continuous filament mat (CFM), FILCO® 358 is typically applied as a water micro-colloidal emulsion to glass fibers. Benzoyl peroxide can be introduced as an initiator in its application.

FILCO® 349 is an epoxy resin meticulously crafted within a non-ionic water emulsion, specifically intended to function as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. Its appearance mirrors that of a milky liquid. Notable product characteristics include its pure epoxy resin composition, a narrow particle size distribution, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, and, notably, a very high solid content.

FILCO® 309 represents an epoxy resin formulated in a non-ionic water emulsion, specifically designed as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. Its appearance is that of a milky liquid, while its defining product characteristics include pure epoxy resin composition, a narrow particle size distribution, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, and remarkable mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions.

FILCO® Neoxil 940 is a powdered bisphenolic unsaturated polyester resin known for its light yellow, free-flowing consistency. With its very high molecular weight, it quickly dissolves in styrene, exhibiting a strong binding capability for glass fibers, especially under "hot melt" conditions. Its notable compatibility with unsaturated polyester matrices makes it a preferred choice in various applications requiring strong resin-fiber bonding and rapid dissolution in styrene.

FILCO® 661 is a bisphenolic, unsaturated polyester resin available in powder form, specifically employed as a binder for chopped strand mat applications. It presents as a light yellow powder. Notable product characteristics include a very high molecular weight, rapid solubility in styrene, a high binding capacity for glass fibers, particularly in 'hot melt' operating conditions, and excellent compatibility with unsaturated polyester matrices.

FILCO® 309HP is an epoxy resin formulated in a non-ionic water emulsion, tailored for use as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. Its appearance presents it as a milky liquid, embodying characteristics such as pure epoxy resin composition, a narrow particle size distribution, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, and notably, a very high solid content.

FILCO® 663P is a bisphenolic, unsaturated polyester resin available in powder form, utilized both as a binder and a component in adhesive formulations. It appears as a light yellow, free-flowing powder. This material showcases traits such as corrosion resistance, excellent compatibility, free-flowing properties, good mechanical characteristics, a high molecular weight, and resistance to hydrolysis.

FILCO® 350 is an unsaturated polyester resin in a non-ionic water emulsion, serving as a film former in sizings for glass fibers. The appearance is a milky liquid, and characteristics of the resulting film include being clear, non-tacky, and compatible with unsaturated polyesters. It also exhibits rapid solubility in styrene.

FILCO® BIO 670 is an unsaturated polyester resin available in powder form with a substantial content of bio-based materials. It appears as a yellowish powder and is categorized as a bio-based product. FILCO® BIO 670 is suitable for use with various polymers and resins, including epoxies (EP) and unsaturated polyester (UPE).

FILCO® 388/4 is an easily dispersible unsaturated polyester resin in water, presenting as a yellow-amber, viscous liquid. It's recommended as a film-former for continuous filament mat (CFM) and is typically applied as a water micro-colloidal emulsion to glass fibers. Benzoyl peroxide can be incorporated as an initiator during its application.