Products

FILCO® 7902 C is a water-dispersible modified epoxy resin that exhibits a yellowish liquid appearance. It is recommended as a film for glass fiber sizes designed for direct roving applications. Notable material traits include non-flammability, a soft and tacky texture, and excellent water dispersibility.

FILCO® 389 represents a highly unsaturated polyester resin meticulously dispersed within a non-ionic water dispersion, specifically employed as a film former in glass fiber sizings. Notably, FILCO® 389 does not contain DAP (diallyl phthalate) and is suitable for applications involving food contact. Its appearance is that of a milky liquid. Key product characteristics include high unsaturation, integration of a non-ionic emulsifier within the polymer, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, a narrow particle size distribution, and remarkable high mechanical shear stability, even in diluted emulsions.

FILCO® 8000 is a polyurethane resin that comes in the form of a milky liquid, dispersed non-ionically in water. It serves as a film specifically designed for use in glass fiber sizings. This product boasts an aliphatic polyurethane resin composition and is characterized by its non-ionic emulsion, which provides high mechanical shear stability for the diluted emulsion along with a narrow particle size distribution.

FILCO® 394 is a modified epoxy resin meticulously formulated within a non-ionic water emulsion, serving as a film-former in glass fiber sizings. It presents as a milky liquid. Key material features include excellent compatibility, flexibility, good non-yellowing properties, thermal stability, toughness, a high molecular weight, a non-tacky surface, and non-brittle attributes.

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.

FILCO® 8120 is a non-ionic aqueous dispersion composed of a thermoplastic phenolic resin, formulated as sizing for glass fiber. It excels at providing effective fiber protection, enhancing hydrophobicity, and ensuring resistance against hydrolysis and thermal elements. The product is visually identified by its milky liquid appearance.

FILCO® 7707 is an aqueous dispersion featuring an aliphatic, blocked polyurethane resin formulated for glass fiber sizing. This innovative resin ensures exceptional characteristics, including high hydrolytical resistance, compatibility with PA matrices, and the ability to significantly enhance the mechanical properties of the final composite material.

FILCO® 7805 is a water-based dispersion comprising an aliphatic polyurethane resin, meticulously designed for application as a glass fiber sizing. Notably distinguished by its clear color, this dispersion ensures transparency in the final composite product. Its advantageous compatibility with PA (particularly PA6) matrices makes FILCO® 7805 seamlessly integrate into composite systems, contributing to enhanced overall performance. Furthermore, the dispersion exhibits commendable compatibility with sizing components, underscoring its versatility and ease of incorporation into various manufacturing processes. FILCO® 7805 emerges as a reliable choice for producing transparent and high-performance glass fiber-reinforced composites.

FILCO® 74005 presents itself in a liquid physical form, catering to compatibility with both carbon fiber and glass fiber reinforcements. Highlighted material features include excellent compatibility, a narrow particle size distribution, and suitability for high-temperature applications. It belongs to the chemical family of Epoxy-Cresol Novolac.

FILCO® 308G is an epoxy resin formulated within an ionic water emulsion, distinguished by specific characteristics which includes a pure epoxy resin composition, an anionic emulsion nature, a narrow particle size distribution, and robust mechanical shear stability, even in diluted emulsions.

FILCO® PU 102, a polyurethane resin in milky liquid form, boasts stability across a wide pH range and showcases a narrow particle size distribution, ensuring consistency in its applications. Its high mechanical shear stability in diluted emulsion makes it suitable for use as a film in glass fiber sizes. Specifically designed for chopped strands for thermoplastic matrices, particularly polyamides, it enhances the properties required for these materials' reinforcement and compatibility.

FILCO® 8004 is a specialized modified epoxy-phenol novolac resin presented in a non-ionic water dispersion, serving as a film former in sizings for glass fiber applications. Functioning as an essential film-forming component, this resin belongs to the chemical family of Phenol and Cresol Epoxy Resins (Novolac) and Epoxy and Epoxy Derivatives. Its unique formulation and role make FILCO 8004 a crucial element in the production of sizings for glass fiber, contributing to the enhancement of overall performance and properties in composite materials.

FILCO® 366/1 serves as a film former within the chemical family of polyesters, particularly unsaturated polyester (UPE). Notably, it demonstrates slow solubility in styrene, contributing to the superior surface appearance of composite materials when applied. This characteristic makes it suitable for applications where achieving an enhanced surface finish is essential.

FILCO® 7704 is an aqueous dispersion comprising an aliphatic, blocked polyurethane resin, specifically designed as a sizing agent for glass fiber applications. This innovative resin offers exceptional attributes, including high hydrolytical resistance, excellent compatibility with PA matrices, and the ability to impart elevated mechanical properties to the final composite.

FILCO® JS 888 serves as an unsaturated polyester-epoxy resin, available in non-ionic water dispersion, specifically designed for application as a film former in glass fiber sizings. Key characteristics of this product include a narrow distribution of particle sizes, ensuring uniformity and consistency in its application. Its resistance to hydrolysis, attributed to the fine particle size, contributes to its extended shelf life. Moreover, when diluted, it maintains high mechanical shear stability, ensuring its effectiveness in various operations within the glass fiber industry.