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® 74023 is an epoxy resin available in non-ionic water dispersion, employed as a film in glass fiber sizings. It presents itself in milky liquid form. Notable product characteristics include its purity as a pure epoxy resin, being a non-ionic emulsion, showcasing high thermal stability, and demonstrating strong resistance to chemicals and hydrolysis.

FILCO® 366 is a highly unsaturated polyester resin meticulously dispersed within a non-ionic water dispersion, dedicated to serving as a film former in glass fiber sizings. Its appearance is that of a milky liquid. Key product characteristics encompass its high unsaturation, integration of a non-ionic emulsifier within the polymer, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, a narrow particle size distribution, and high mechanical shear stability, even in diluted emulsions.

FILCO® 7875 is an epoxy resin available in non-ionic water dispersion, functioning as a film former in glass fiber sizings. It appears as a milky liquid. The key characteristics of this product include its purity as an epoxy resin, its non-ionic emulsion composition, exceptional thermal stability, and robust resistance to both chemicals and hydrolysis.

FILCO® JS 129 is an epoxy-ester resin that's dispersed in a non-ionic water emulsion, specifically employed as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. Its features include a non-ionic emulsifier integrated into the polymer, ensuring a narrow distribution of particle sizes. Additionally, it boasts an extended shelf life due to its resistance to hydrolysis, which is facilitated by the fine particle size. The resin also exhibits high mechanical shear stability when diluted and maintains stability against both hydrolysis and sedimentation over a broad pH spectrum.

FILCO® 661 MG is characterized by its good mechanical properties and resistance to hydrolysis. Tailored for applications in composites, specifically in lamination, this product is presented in powder form. It's designed to contribute essential characteristics necessary for durable and moisture-resistant laminated materials.

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® 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® TAC-453 is a milky liquid unsaturated polyester resin dispersed in a non-ionic medium, designed for use as a film in glass fiber sizing applications. Its key characteristics include having a non-ionic emulsifier built into the polymer, ensuring a narrow particle size distribution, and granting a prolonged shelf life due to resistance against hydrolysis and fine particle size. It also boasts high mechanical shear stability in diluted emulsions and exhibits stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation across a broad pH spectrum.

FILCO® 661 MF functions as a binder and boasts good mechanical properties along with resistance to hydrolysis. Tailored for use in composites, particularly in lamination applications, it exists in powder form, offering the necessary properties for applications where durability and resistance to moisture degradation are crucial.

FILCO® 75007 is an aliphatic, blocked polyurethane resin offered in a non-ionic water emulsion. It appears as a milky liquid and is recommended as a film former for glass fiber sizes, specifically intended for chopped strands used in thermoplastic matrices, particularly PA (Polyamide).

FILCO® 354N represents an unsaturated polyester resin finely crafted within a non-ionic water dispersion, serving as a film former within glass fiber sizings. Its presentation showcases a milky liquid appearance. Key product characteristics encompass a non-ionic emulsifier inherent within the polymer, a narrow particle size distribution, a prolonged shelf life attributed to hydrolytic resistance and fine particle size, high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, and robust stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation across a wide pH range.

FILCO® 8890 is an epoxy resin available as a milky liquid in a non-ionic water emulsion. Primarily used as a film-former in glass fiber sizings, it's tailored for applications demanding highly soft film characteristics. Its key attributes include being a pure epoxy resin, possessing a narrow particle size distribution, exhibiting hydrolysis and sedimentation stability, and showcasing the high mechanical shear stability of the diluted emulsion.

FILCO® 8902 is a milky liquid high-molecular-weight epoxy resin provided in non-ionic water dispersion. It serves as a film-former for glass fiber sizings, boasting features such as being a pure epoxy resin, possessing hydrolysis and sedimentation stability, as well as high mechanical shear stability in diluted emulsions.