Products

FILCO® 7607 is an unsaturated polyester resin offered in a non-ionic water emulsion, designed as a film-former for glass fiber sizings. Its appearance is akin to that of a milky liquid. Notable characteristics of this product include a built-in non-ionic emulsifier within the polymer, a narrow particle size distribution, an extended shelf life due to hydrolytic resistance and fine particle size, high mechanical shear stability when the emulsion is diluted, and exceptional hydrolysis and sedimentation stability across a wide pH range.

FILCO® JM 366 is an unsaturated polyester resin formulated in a non-ionic water emulsion. It's characterized by its highly unsaturated nature, which integrates a non-ionic emulsifier within the polymer matrix. This resin offers stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, features a narrow distribution of particle sizes, and maintains high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsion forms.

FILCO® 74006 is a polyurethane resin available in non-ionic water dispersion, specifically employed as a film former within glass fiber sizings. It is characterized by its milky liquid appearance. Key product characteristics include being an aliphatic polyurethane resin, existing as a non-ionic emulsion, possessing high mechanical shear stability when the emulsion is diluted, and exhibiting a narrow particle size distribution.

FILCO® 7703 is an unsaturated polyester resin provided in non-ionic water dispersion, serving as a film former in glass fiber sizings. It presents as a milky liquid. Notable characteristics of this product include an integrated non-ionic emulsifier within the polymer, high mechanical shear stability when the emulsion is diluted, and impressive hydrolysis and sedimentation stability across a broad pH range.

FILCO® 547 is a polyurethane resin expertly dispersed in a non-ionic water dispersion, specifically tailored for use as a film former in glass fiber sizings. It presents as a milky liquid, showcasing characteristics such as its composition as an aliphatic polyurethane resin, existing as a non-ionic emulsion, demonstrating high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, and boasting a narrow particle size distribution.

FILCO® 8006 is a product which is characterized as a modified epoxy resin available in a non-ionic water emulsion, presenting as a milky liquid. FILCO® 8006 physical state is liquid, boasting material attributes such as flexibility, excellent thermal stability, and a non-tacky surface.

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® 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® 75001 is a product with urethanized epoxy resin available in a non-ionic water emulsion. FILCO® 75001 presents as a milky liquid and maintains a liquid physical form. Among its material features are high hardness, non-flammability, and a non-tacky surface.

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® 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® 394/F represents a modified epoxy resin crafted within a non-ionic water emulsion, designated for use as a film-former in glass fiber sizings. It is presented as a milky liquid. Key material features include flexibility, meeting standards for food contact acceptability, good non-yellowing properties, thermal stability, toughness, and a non-tacky surface.

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® 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® 352 is an unsaturated polyester resin formulated within a non-ionic or anionic water emulsion, dedicated to serving as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. Its appearance is that of a milky liquid. Noteworthy product characteristics include a narrow particle size distribution, a commendable shelf life attributed to hydrolytic resistance and fine particle size, high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, as well as stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation across a wide pH range.