Atlac® 590Z provides excellent thermal and chemical resistance against solvents, acids and oxidizing media like chlorine. The resin offers high retention of strength at elevated temperatures.
| Supplier | |
|---|---|
| Resin Type | Vinyl Resin |
| Pre-promotion Thixotropy | / |
| Molding Process | Filament Winding, Hand Lay-up, Spraying |
| Industry | Automotive & Transportation, Building & Construction, Home Renovation, Marine Vessels, Petrochemical, Wind Energy |
Atlac® 590Z is a styrene solution of phenolic modified vinyl resin with moderate reactivity and viscosity. Atlac® 590Z offers excellent high temperature stability and corrosion resistance to organic solvents, acids and oxidizing media such as chlorine, as well as high temperature strength retention. Atlac® 590Z is suitable for most production processes, especially for filament winding, centrifugal casting, hand lay-up and spray-up. It can also be used to prepare glass flake coating and cement paste.
Brand:Trigonox®
Chemical family:Organic peroxide
CAS number:6731-36-8
Physical form:Liquid
Molecular Weight:302.5
Chemical name:1,1-Di(tert-butylperoxy)-3,3,5-trimethylcyclohexane, 90% solution in isododecane
Brand:Polylite
Physical State:liquid
Epoxy Equivalent (g/eq):184～190
Color (Gardner):1.0max
Flash Point (℃):150↑
Viscosity (cps, at 25℃)：12000～15000
Hydrolyzable Chlorine Content (ppm)：1000↓
Specific Gravity (g/cm³, 25℃)：1.16
Brand:Trigonox®
Chemical family:Organic peroxide
CAS number:37206-20-5
Physical form:Liquid
Chemical name:Methyl isobutyl ketone peroxide
Brand：Trigonox®
Chemical family：Organic peroxide
CAS number：80-15-9
Physical form：Liquid
Molecular Weight：152.2
Chemical name：Cumyl hydroperoxide
Brand:Trigonox
Chemical family:Organic peroxide
CAS number:927-07-1
Physical form:Liquid
Molecular Weight:174.2
Concentration:6.89%
Chemical name:tert-Butyl peroxypivalate, 75% solution in isododecane
Appearance: Brown-yellow transparent liquid
Density: 1.05-1.07kg/L
Viscosity: 1 350±100cps
Solid content: 55±1%
Gelation time: 2 15±5min
Shelf life: 6 months (below 25℃)
