Lord Adhesives Thermoset™ EP-20 Epoxy Resion with Thermoset Hardener No. 65 System

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Lord Adhesives Thermoset™ EP-20 Epoxy Resion with Thermoset Hardener No. 65 System
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Epoxy; Epoxy Adhesive
Material Notes:	LORD Thermoset EP-20/65 epoxy system is a two-component, general purpose system for use in many applications including adhesive, laminating and electrical/electronic insulation. Handling and cured properties of the two-component epoxy system are dependent on the hardener used with Thermoset EP-20 epoxy resin. Features: maintains low viscosity for complete and void-free encapsulation. cures to a high gloss surface, free of "blush" or "sweat-out". All information provided by Lord.
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Available Properties

Specific Gravity, Hardener
Specific Gravity, EP-20 Component
Water Absorption, cured
Viscosity, Hardener; Spindle 21, 100 rpm
Hardness, Shore D, ASTM D 2240, cured
Tensile Strength, cured
Elongation at Break, cured
Volume Resistivity, cured
Dielectric Constant, cured
Dissipation Factor, cured
Cure Time, mixed with EP-20 Epoxy Resin
Working Life, Working life, with EP-20 Epoxy Resin
Shelf Life, Hardener. From date of manufacture in original, unopened container
Shelf Life, EP-20 Component. From date of manufacture in original, unopened container

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