Reichhold introduces Hydrex 100-HF Low-VOC

Date: 12 October 2001
Source: Ge Sealant

Date: 12 October 2001

Reichhold, Inc., announced the introduction of Hydrex 100-HF, a new family of low-VOC (less than 35% styrene), vinyl ester resins for resin infusion applications.

These resins are designed for long adjustable gel times and low peak exotherm (less than 150 degrees F.) They also provide excellent glass wetting with high flow and mold-fill rates, advancing the speed for the vacuum infusion molding process.Composite fabricators using available resin infusion molding processes will find Hydrex 100-HF is engineered to fit the process.

Large complex composite structures and molds can be created with Hydrex 100-HF resins by employing a number of infusion techniques where liquid resin is drawn under vacuum pressure into a closed-mold cavity sealed by plastic film membrane.

In recommended applications, Hydrex 100-HF resins can be used to mold moderate (5 sq. ft.) to large (500 sq. ft. or larger) composite moldings of watercraft, automobiles, recreational vehicles, trucks, windmills and a variety of similar components.

Hydrex 100-HF is based on Reichhold's "Performance Proven - Time Tested" Hydrex vinyl ester resin technology, making it ideal for fabrication of marine structures.

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