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EPOXY

ACR\'RATE

RESINS

VINYI-

ESTER RESINS

RIPOXYTM

RIPOXY R-802 RIPOXY R.806

< Information about export tYPe >

RIPOXY R-802

EX

RIPOXY R-806

EX

RIPOXY R-802 EX- 1 RIPOXY R-806

EX.I

l.

Introduction

2.

General properties

ofRIPOXY

R-802 and R-806 resins

3.

Properties ofcured resins

4.

Applications

5.

Instruction for use

6.

Viscosity

7.

Curing properties at ambient temperature

8.

Curing controller and Pot life

9-

Hish temDemture ouring properties

10. Prioerties o t RIPOX Y R-802 / R-806 blended resins I I

.

Curing propenies

of

RIPOXY R-802

tX

and R-806 EX

12.

CurinE properties of

NPOXY

R-802 EX

-l

and R-806

EX-l

lssue Date January 2004

TECHNICAL

NOTE

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TEL : +65-6223-1889

FAX : +65-6223-0605

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/

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Vinyl

Ester Resins RIPOXYTM

R-800

Series

RIPOXY R-802

RIPOXY

R-806

1. lntroduction

REPOXY R-802 ard R-806 are

vinyl

ester resins that offer unique performanc€ and

a wide range of versatility.

They

havJouttanding corosion

rcsistance

to

a variety

of

acids and especially to alkalies.

They also have outstanding mechanical properties such as resiliency and elongation,

whi;h

can't be obtained with other types

ofresin,

especially suitable for large-sized {llament winding prooess.

Low viscosity and rapid curing make RIPOXY R-802 and R-806 suitable to general hand lay-up molding and other applications.

2. General properties

ofRIPOXY

R-802 and R-806 resins

Table.

I

RIPOXY Type R-802 R806

Color (Gardner) Specific

$avity

(25'C)

viscosity (Pa.s at

25'C)

Ambignt temp€raturc curing Foperties*

Gel-time

(min)

l0

to 20

Minimum cure time

(min)

35 to 65

Maximum exothermic

temperature('C)

100

to

140

6to8

1.046 0.2 to 0.6

6to8

Loa

0.09 to 0.25

l0

to 20 2O to 40 100

to

150

Curing shrinkage** (volume %o)

8to9

8to9

+:

With MEKPO/Cobalt Naphthenate=1.5/0.5 added

to

100pa{s

ofresin

at

25'C

MEKPO : Pemek

N

Cobalt naphthenate (6910

metal/TurPend0/4o

**:

Detemined by specific

gnvity

conversion

metiod

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3. Properties ofcured resins

3-1.

General properties Table.2 R-802

Cast

Laminate R-1r06

Cast

Laminate Spec.

$avity (25'c

)

1.134 Rockwell

hardness

M-96

Heat distortion t€mperature

('C)

100

Resin content (%)

Flexual

strength (MPa) Flexural modulus (GPa) Tensile shength (MPa) Elongation (o/o)

Charpy impact

shength

4.9-7.9 84.4 4'9-7'9

84'8

*:

Glass composition for

laminates

Glass fiber satin (300g/m'?)

3-2.

T€mperature dependency

ofthe

mechanical strength oflaminated products Table.3 I .130 M-100 110

-41

r20-r50

462 2

s-3.3

14.7

69-89

26.5 3.2 120-150 2.',7 -3.1 69-89 6 46.9 465 14.2 26.3

Flexural strength (MPa)

80.c

117.7 (r 00.0%) 67.7 (100.0%) 95.1 122.6

Flexural modulus (GPa)

25'C

5.9

6.4

(100.0olo)

(100.0%) 4.2 26.9 27.s

80.c

1.3

t))

no/"t

t65.6V.\ Glass content (%) :

Glass composition for laminates :

2 plies of C-type surface mat (30g/m2) + 2 plies ofchopped strand mat

(4509/#)

I

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4. Applications

RIPOXY R-802 and R-806 can be genelally used in similar procedwes to those

of

unsaturated Polyesters.

4-1.

Itand lay-up

Add

a ptomoter

to

liquid

resin and

mix well.

Then add a catalyst

just

before use' Perform after-cure process in principle after cured at ambient temperature'

T,?ical

after-oue conditions: a) 80'C for 2 hours b)

60'C

for 5 hours

For corosion resistant applications, laminate composition and reinforcing materials should be selected according to S.P.I. Specifications'

Catalysl

Metlyl

etbyl kaone peroxide (MEKPO) Cumene hYdroPeroxide

Prcmoter:

Cobalt naphthenate (6010 metal)

Promoter

D

(Showa Highpolymer Co', Ltd

)

4-2.

Filamert winding (FW)

Filament

windiry

plocess requires a) Long Pot

life,

b) Adaptability to heat curing, and c) Good sudace drying ploPe1ty'

For the purpose, the following catalyst system is rccommendable which pmvides lower eiothermic temperature and minimized

&fiitening'

Catalyst:

CumenehYdroPeroxide

Promoter:

Cobah naphtenate (670 metal)

Controller:

Cudng controller R (Showa Highpolymer Co '

Ltd')

I

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5. Instructions for use

5-1.

Unlike

unsaturated

polyester resins,

RIPOXY

resins

nave

a

selectivity

for

-

-

tl,iiotopi"

agent

'

and

the

speoified thixotropic

^

-agent

(TR

by Stro*u

riigr,poty:.e. co., Ltd.)

should be used

in

the

mtio

of

2

to

3 parts

to

100

pafts ofresin.

iddition

ofthe

thixotropic agent may give a reduced corrosion resistance'

S-2.

lt",

tfr"

addition

of

cobalt-naphtttinut",

bubbl"t

is produced when mixed

with

a curing catalyst (especially with

MEKIO).

,q.[o.i ttre mixture to stand for 5 minutes before using until bubbles go out

5-3. For

air-drying property uses such O?e

of

rcsin

with the

sullix "C"

as R-802C or

adds

zuGOLAa

An

Shi€1d Agent of 3 to 5 parts of resin'

s-+.

ioi-ulongo

pot

life

or for-a

slower curing rate,

a

catalyst system .comprising

-

"u-"n"

tydroperoxide,

cobalt

naphthenate

and

curing confoller

R

is recommended.

5-5. RIPOXY

is

fairly

stables

below room

tempe'ature

(20'C)'

Higher temp€mturc

-

*alo.

direot suniight

will

substantially reduce the

stability' Be

sure

to

storc the resins at a oool and dark Place.

S-0.

nfpOXV

R-802 and

Ii-806

*"

u,

inflammabl€

material since

they

contain

monomeric styrene.

iit"y

t"

*t"iorir"a

into Class 3-3 (inflammable liquid, high flash point group)

of

ntaiO

gnt"ri*"--ental

Maritime

Consultative

organization)

specifications'

Caxe should be used in handling the resins'

6. Viscosity

Fig.l

Visoosity

ofRIPOXY

R-802 and R-806 veNus temperature

R-802

-\

\-R-806

t00

c

50 25

l0

l0

15 20 25 30 Temperature

('C)

I

5 0

(8)

.=

lo

E

i20

-l

o

7. Curing properties at ambient tempemturc

Fig.2 Catalyst quantity vs. gel-time

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.4

Catalyst (MEKPO) parts

Fig.4 Catalyst quantity vs. gel-time

Fig.3 Temperature vs. gel-time

Fig.5 Temperature vs. gel-time

160 140

?

t2o E E

-f

130

o

60 40 Fomulation: Parts R-802 or R-806: 100 Catalyst (Cumene hydroperoxide):1 .5 Cobalt raphthenate: 0.5 Formulation: Parts R-E02 or R-806: 100 Cobalt naphthenate: 0.5 Temperatle: 25"C Formulation: Parts R-802 or R-806: 100 Catalyst (MEKPO):1 .5 Cobalr mphthenate: 0.5 30 Fomulation: Parts R-802 or R-806: 100 Cobalt naphthenate: 0.5 Temperature: 25"C 80 E

o

.s E .E _!

o

5

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Eio

E

Elo

Fig.7

Gel-time

ofR-806

(with constant quantity

ofmethyl

ethyl ketone peroxide and cobalt naphthenate; promoter quantity varied)

Gel-time of R-802 (with constant quantity of methyl ethyl ketone peroxide and cobalt na8thenate; promoter quantity vaxied)

Fomulation:

Parts

R-802

100

MEKPO

I.O Cobalt naphthenate 0.5

PromoterD

varied 20 Temperature (oC)

Fomulatron:

Parts

R-806

100

MEKPO

1.0 Cobalt naphthenate 0.5

PromoterD

varied 20 Temperature

('C)

6 50

(10)

8. Cudng

contoller

and pot

life

Fig.8

Temperature dependency ofR-802 pot life with different contents

ofcuing

controller 140 130 120

ll0

'E

r00

:

3so

7D 60 50

Formulation:

Parts

R-802

100 Cumene

hydrcperoide

1.0 Cobalt

naphthenatE

0.5

CudDgcontrollerR

varied

21 22 13 24 25 26 27 2A 29

iO Temperature ("C)

fig.9

Temperature dependcncy ofR-{106 pot life with different contents

ofcuring

controller

Fomula{oc

PaIts

R-806

100

Cumenehydroperoxide 1.0

Cobalt

naphthenate

0.5

CurirB Controller

R

varied

E 180 I20 0 100 90 80 70 60 50

24

25

26 27 2a

29 Tcmperature (oC) 7

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9. High temperatue curing properties

Table.4 High temperature ouring properties

ofR-802

Dart/l00 Darts

ofR-802

Cumene hydrop€roxide Cobalt naphthcnate Curing

contoller R

1.0 0.4 1.5 0.6 0.3

t.5

0.4 0.2 1.5

Temperature C'rrins nroDerties

80"c

Gel-time (min.)

Minimum CuIe time (min.)

Maximum exothermic temDerature (min.)

25.6 89.0 t4.2 41.7 86.0 15.5 44.5 87.0

25.C Pot

life

(hou,

1.5 1.5 1.5

Table.5 High tempemtuie curirg properties

ofR-806

Dart/I00 Darts

ofR-806

Cumene hydroperoxide Cobalt naphthenate Curing controller R 1.0 0.4

I.5

0.6 0.3 1.5 0.4

n)

1.5

TemDemtwe Cmino nronerties

80.c

Gel-time (min.)

Minimum Cure time (min.)

Maximum exothermic temDemture (min.)

2.9 21.0 r 07.0 2.9 27.4 92.0 3.1 34.1 87.0

25"C Pot life (hour) 1.5 1.5 2.0

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I

I

V

10. Properties ofR-802 / R-806 blended rcsrns

Fig.l0

Viscosity vs. temperature ofR-802 / I{-806 blended resins

R-802 / R-806 R-802 / R-806 R-802 / R-E06 R-802 / R-806 R-802 / R-806 100

/0

75125

50/s0

2s/75

0/

100 IO Temperature

('C)

Tab1e.6 Ambient tempemture

cu

ng properties of R-802 / R-806 blended resins

(25'C)

Item

Gel-time

Min. cure time Max. exothermic temperature

cc)

(min) (min) R-802/R-806 100/0 15t25 50/50 25t7 5 0/ 100 10.5 10.0 10.5 11.0 12.5 40.0 37.0 30.0 28.0 27.0 120.0 126.0 135.0 145.0 147.0

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I 1

.

Cudng properties of R-802Ex and

R-806Ex

RIPOXY export types are modified to have long shelf life

of4

months stored at cool and dark place

fiom

production date.

RIPOXY

export types are indicated by

suffix

symbols as

EX.

RIPOXY

tvpe

Gel time

(min)*

R-802EX R-806EX

20-30 20-25

*Curingcondition:

RIPOXYMEKPO/P-EX=100/1.5/0.5 at25"C

(P-EX: Promoter consisting of 6% Cobalt naphthenate./Dimeoryl aniline=6.0/4.0)

I

1.1

Curing properties

ofR-802EX

Temperafure

ec)

MEKPO (parts) P-EX (paxts) ET

fc)

133 123 121 45

7l

80 29 44 52 0.6 0.5 0.5 130 t22

t20

50 60

7t

CT

CT

(min)

(min)

l5

2.5 2.0 1.5 2.0 1.5 t.2

3l

l5

47 0.5 0.5 0.5 1.5 t.2

t.2

25 48 72 0.5 0.3 0.2

t32

t22

110 38 70 105 34 47 70 0.3 0.2 0.1

t.2

1.2 t.2

t25

t32

t20

t26

135 135 23 30 43 0.3 0.2 0.1 1.2 t.2.

t.2

t4t

143 131 34 50 73 20 48 0.2 0.2 0.1 1.2 1.2 1.0 55 68 100 35 3',t 45 64

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11.2.

Curing properties

ofR-806EX

Temperature

fc)

MEKPO (parts) P-EX

(parto

GT (min) CT (min) ET

fc)

0.6 0.5 0.5 2.5 2.0 1.5 15 43 67 77 27

4t

50 145 138 r33 2.0 t.5 t.2 20 48 56 68 29 32 44 42 57 186 30 33 48

6t

90 0.5 0.5 0.5 145

t37

25 0.5 0.3 0.3 1.5 1.2 1.0 153

t49

147 30 59 170 22 43 52 28 38

6l

0.3 0.3 0.2 1.5 1.0

I.0

155

t46

t46

1.2 1.0 1.0 1.2 163

t44

151 140 35 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.1 22 29

4t

62 40

t.0

1.0 1.2

t.0

0.3 0.2 0.1 0.1

2t

28 39 53 144

t56

159 156 40 44 56 78

12. Curing properties

ofR-802EX-I

and R-806EX-1

RIPOXY export types are modified to have long shelf life

of4

months stored at cool

and dark place from production date.

RIpOXy

export types are indicated by

suffix

s),rnbols as

EX-I.

RIPOXY

type

Gel time

(min)*

R-8028X-l

R-806EX-r

*

Curing condition: 30-40 20-25

RIPOXY/MEKPO/P-EX=100/2.5/0.6

at 30"C (P-EX: Promoter consisting of 6% Cobalt naphthenate/Dimethyl

anilined.0/4.0)

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12.1.

Curing properties of R-802EX-1 Temperature

fc)

MEKPO

Gart0

GT

CT

(min)

(min) P-EX (parts) ET

cc)

25 66 80 I

t5

40 53 72 0.6 0.6 0.3 3.0 2.5 2.5 60 66 90 I

l3

127

|8

35 43 66 30 45 7L 90 29 45 63

0:l

0.1 0.1 2.5

).\)

2.5 135 122 130 35 30 55 60 87 40 42 65 177 29 46 58 0.6 0.3 0.3 2.5 2.5 2.0 145 147 148 25 40 47 69 88 26 32 48 62 2.0 2.0 2.5 2.0 34

4l

54 87 119

tt2

119 0.6 0.3 0.3 2.5 2.5 2.0 2.5 2.0 2.0 1.7

03

0.3 0.1 0.1 19 30

4t

55 142

tt7

t43

134

12.2.

Curing properties of R-806EX-I Iemperafure

cc)

MEKPO (parts)

GT

CT

(min)

(min) P-EX (parts) ET

fc)

30

2t

29 38 50 2.5 2.5 2.0 2.0 0.6 0.3 0.3 0.2 30 43 54 70 150 155 151 154 35 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.1 150 157 158 152 23 30 37 56 40 2.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1 166 168 163 158

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