FRP Resins

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MOQ : 35 Kilograms

FRP Resins Specification

Type
Resins

CAS No
9003-35-4

EINECS No
500-005-2

Grade
Industrial Grade

Purity(%)
98%

Application
Plastic resins are the formable matrix within the composite

Color
Yellow

Form
Liquid

Density
1.10-1.15 g/cm3

Flash Point
>31C

Packaging Type
HDPE Drums / Barrels

Viscosity
350-500 cps at 25C

Storage Condition
Store in cool, dry place

Curing Agent
MEKP (Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide)

Feature
High Bond Strength, Excellent Mechanical Properties

Shelf Life
6 Months

FRP Resins Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
35 Kilograms

Payment Terms
Letter of Credit (L/C), Letter of Credit at Sight (Sight L/C), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Cheque

Supply Ability
100 Kilograms Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Days

Main Domestic Market
Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, South India, Pondicherry, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana

About FRP Resins

FRP Resins is known to be used in the formulation of coatings that are intended to be utilized in automobile, general metal, and appliance manufacturing industries. It is greatly admired for having the ability to impart excellent hardness and corrosion resistance to the applied surfaces with high durability. This resin is also suitable for use in the manufacturing of plumbing & industrial pipes with great UV & chemical stability. FRP Resins offered by us is completely free from impurities and is known to show great weathering properties.

Features:

Assures high temperature & cryogenic resistance
Ideal for FRP manufacturing
Excellent quality

Exceptional Mechanical Strength

FRP resins boast outstanding mechanical properties and superior bond strength, making them ideal for demanding industrial applications. Their well-balanced formulation ensures durability and resilience within composites, perfectly complementing reinforcement materials for long-lasting results.

Safe and Convenient Packaging

Packaged safely in HDPE drums or barrels, these resins are secure during transportation and storage. Their liquid form and yellow appearance guarantee easy handling and identification for industrial users.

Versatile Industrial Applications

Designed as the matrix within composite materials, FRP resins are essential in the plastics industry. Their compatibility with MEKP curing agents facilitates fast curing and processing, enabling users to produce robust, high-quality composites efficiently.

FAQ's of FRP Resins:

Q: How should FRP resin be stored to maximize its shelf life?

A: FRP resin should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sources of heat. This helps preserve its quality and ensures the resin maintains its 6-month shelf life when stored in tightly sealed HDPE drums or barrels.

Q: What is the recommended curing agent for this FRP resin and how is it used?

A: The recommended curing agent is Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide (MEKP). To use, thoroughly mix the resin with the appropriate amount of MEKP just before application, which initiates the curing process necessary for forming strong, resilient composites.

Q: When is this resin typically applied during the composite manufacturing process?

A: This FRP resin is used as the formable matrix and is incorporated early in the composite manufacturing process. The resin is mixed with reinforcement materials and the curing agent to facilitate bonding and solidification.

Q: Where is FRP resin most commonly utilized?

A: FRP resins are widely used in the manufacturing of composites for various industrial applications, such as automotive parts, construction panels, and marine components, due to their strength and adaptability.

Q: What benefits does this resin offer in composite applications?

A: This resin provides excellent mechanical properties and high bond strength, resulting in durable, long-lasting composites. Its formulation allows for ease of processing and reliable performance in demanding industrial settings.

Q: What steps are involved in processing FRP resin for use in composites?

A: First, measure the required amount of resin and mix it with the correct portion of MEKP curing agent. The mixture is then combined with reinforcing materials and poured or laid into molds, where it cures to form a rigid, strong composite structure.

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