Two-Components Laminating Resins Epoxy Resin

Filament Winding Laminating Epoxy Resin. Experience unparalleled filament winding with TECHNO LAM™ 7000, a cutting-edge epoxy resin engineered for optimal wetting properties and ultra-low viscosity. Crafted for filament winding methods and infusion processes, this resin is your gateway to flawless composite parts and molds. Say goodbye to compromises and hello to precision.

Polymeres Technologies provides a diverse array of epoxy resin systems tailored for crafting filament-wound composite components. These systems feature oven or autoclave curing, ensuring that reinforced fibers such as glass, carbon, aramid, and boron are uniformly and precisely coated or impregnated. The process involves wrapping these fibers around a rotating mandrel in cylindrical, spherical, or conical shapes automatically. The result? Thin-walled, lightweight composite tubes, pressure vessels, tanks, cylinders, and pipes boasting exceptional dimensional stability, dielectric properties, and resistance to corrosion. These versatile structures find application in filter housings, bushings, drive shafts, high-voltage insulators, rolls, wastewater treatment equipment, and pipelines.

Step into the realm of extreme temperature resistance with TECHNO LAM™ 7000. Designed to thrive in environments ranging from 22°C to 100°C, this epoxy resin ensures your composite creations endure the harshest conditions without faltering. Trust in TECHNO LAM™ 7000 for lasting durability under any thermal challenge.

Filament Winding Laminating Epoxy Resin

TECHNO LAM 7000 isn’t just a resin; it’s a catalyst for innovation. Its compatibility with fiberglass, carbon, and kevlar opens a world of possibilities for your composite projects. With excellent wetting properties, long pot life, and a viscosity that defies expectations, TECHNO LAM 7000 is your go-to choice for high-stakes composite endeavors.

• Excellent wetting properties
• Medium Pot Life (120)
• 100% Solid, VOC-Free
• Excellent temperature resistance
• Very low viscosity
• Compatible with fiberglass, carbon and kevlar