Catalysts for polyester

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Report Date : 13/05/2010 REVISION DATE: 13/05/2010 SDS NO.: 10866 P101 2 PACK POLYURETHANE MARINE TOPCOAT CLEAR - HARDENER DISCLAIMER This information relates only to the specific material designated and may not be valid for such material used in combination with any other materials

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Report Date : 13/05/2010 REVISION DATE: 13/05/2010 SDS NO.: SAFETY DATA SHEET P101 2 PACK POLYURETHANE MARINE TOPCOAT CLEAR - HARDENER 1 IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE/PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPANY/UNDERTAKING PRODUCT NAME P101 2 PACK POLYURETHANE MARINE TOPCOAT CLEAR - HARDENER SUPPLIER TEAL

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Report Date : 13/05/2010 REVISION DATE: 13/05/2010 SDS NO.: P101 2 PACK POLYURETHANE MARINE TOPCOAT CLEAR - HARDENER ECOTOXICITY The product contains a substance which may cause long term adverse effects in the aquatic environment. Dangerous for the environment: Toxic to soil organisms

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Report Date : 13/05/2010 REVISION DATE: 13/05/2010 SDS NO.: 10866 P101 2 PACK POLYURETHANE MARINE TOPCOAT CLEAR - HARDENER Name Std TWA - 8 hrs 2-METHOXY-1-METHYLETHYL ACETATE WEL 50 ppm(Sk) ALIPHATIC POLYISOCYANATE WEL ETHYLBENZENE WEL HEXAMETHYLENE-DI-ISOCYANATE WEL 0.02 ppm Sen 100 ppm

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Report Date : 13/05/2010 REVISION DATE: 13/05/2010 SDS NO.: 10866 P101 2 PACK POLYURETHANE MARINE TOPCOAT CLEAR - HARDENER RISK PHRASES R10 Flammable. R20 Harmful by inhalation. R43 May cause sensitisation by skin contact. S2 Keep out of the reach of children. S13 Keep away from food, drink

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hardener into clean plastic metal waxfree paper container figure 2 do not use glass foam containers because the potential hazard from exothermic heat buildup do not attempt to adjust the cure time altering the mix ratio an accurate ratio is essential proper cure full development physical properties b

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have been thoroughly mixed see mixing b page 8 b incorrect products 1 remove epoxy do not apply additional material over noncuring epoxy see epoxy removal note b page 11 b 2 check correct resin hardener resin will not cure properly other brands hardeners polyester catalysts insufficient cure see above resin starved

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to the surfaces to be joined figure 9 this is called wettingout priming the bonding surfaces the epoxy is applied disposable brush small tight areas wetout larger areas foam roller spreading the resin hardener mix evenly over the surface plastic squeegee spreader proceed step two immediately any time

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to extend the open time b figure 3 b stir resin hardener thoroughly together 2 minutes longer cooler temperatures b warning b curing epoxy generates heat do not fill cast layers epoxy thicker than 10 to 12mm thinner if enclosed foam other insulating material if left to stand the full pot life plastic mixing

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material which to fasten an even distribution weights will suffice when laminating over base that will not hold mechanical fixings such as foam honeycomb core material vacuum bagging is specialized clamping method laminating wide range materials using vacuum pump plastic sheeting the atmosphere

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All equipment must be grounded - including spray guns and molds. Both the polyester gel coat and the catalyst may cause burns to eyes and skin. Do not get in the eyes! Avoid breathing vapors! Gel coat applicators should wear a NIOSH approved respirator effective for vapors, spray mist and dust

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. DO NOT MIX MATERIAL CONTINUOUSLY!---As this may cause loss of thixotropic properties. If gel coat is inadvertently over mixed, hold material for 4 hours without agitation before application. It is suggested that the catalyst concentration used in the application of "MG" Series 100% NPG/Isophthalic based

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GEL COAT HK Research high molecular weight 100% NPG/Isophthalic, UV Stabilized, Gel Coats are unsurpassed in the FRP Industry for their superior properties. HK Research gel coats are specially formulated, pigmented polyesters that are designed for use in marine and sanitary-ware applications

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in tubo. Per qualsiasi riparazione al di sopra della linea di galleggiamento, in particolare sul ponte. A basso ritiro. LIGHT POLYESTER FILLER A white, delicate, extremely light filler to be applied with a spatula. It dries quickly and can be easily sanded. It is provided with a white catalyst

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) A white, pre-accelerated, polymerised isophthalic polyester gelcoat with a PMEC catalyst. It forms a protective and finishing layer. It dries at room temperature. It is recommended for boat repairs. It can be applied with a paintbrush, roller, pneumatic pistol, and/or rechargeable spray, diluted

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SMALTI ENAMELS 24 Colours 3 l 4 l Oltre 50 tinte a disposizione More than 50 colours available Application �? 4=2 l comp. A + 2 l comp. B Hardener for spray 686.000 2 l �? 3=2 l comp. A + 1 l comp. B Hardener for brush 687.000 1 l Additives Accelerator 672.000 500 ml 10 m2L 8 m2L 2

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/1 STANDARD HARDENER Hardener used in the major part of cases, especially at low temperatures, to obtain a quick drying, so that resin quickly develops its physical properties at ambient temperature. It creates an exceptional protection against humidity. It has a pot life at 21 °C of 15 minutes, cure

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REPAIR KIT It contains a selected mix of materials used to complete smaller repairs around the boat, in the workshop or at home. Kit contains: resin 105 (250 ml) + hardener 205 (50 ml) + microfibres 403 + microballoons 407 + 2 syringes + 3 graduated mixing pots + 2 pair of gloves + 2 mixing

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POLYESTER RESIN April 2009 1 Technical Information Product for Professional Use Only Product Components Polyester Resin Hardening agent for polyester resin. Product Description A flexible construction resin with additional catalysts. In combination with glass mat, it's designed for manual

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POLYESTER RESIN April 2009 2 Available time for application after mixture: 10-15min Hardening time: 45 minutes at 20oC. Temperatures below 20oC increase setting time markedly Surface preparation Degrease the work surface, sand with sandpaper of 40-280 granulation. Remove dust and degrease