Epoxy Resins, a thermosetting resin; used chiefly in strong adhesives and coatings and laminates.

Epoxy resins are created by transforming liquid polyesters into infusible solids through a special curing process. In most cases, resins are the result of a chemical reaction between epichlorohydrin and Bisphenol-A.
 

Gel Coats

• Sandable (Soft - for use of negative molds) MG602
• Chemical Resistant MG516
• Weir Resistant for the use of foundry patterns. MG544
• High Temperature resistant (for use of vacuum form molds) MC163
• Flexable Gel coats PC800
   

Casting Resins

• High weir resistant MC153NF
• High temperature resistant MC163N
• Metal filled MC151
   

Laminating Resins

• General purpose epoxy (moulds- and pattern making EC54
• High temperature resistant EC138
• High performance (for use of structural parts, boats, model aircrafts and racing vehicles) EC131LV