Overview
Phenolic resins for mesh cloth. This series of products is specifically designed for mesh cloth impregnation. As a key component of grinding wheels, mesh cloth plays a crucial role in their strength and safety during use. This series of phenolic resins features excellent fiber compatibility, high bond strength, and vibrant color.
General properties
Technical Data:
|
Model |
Appearance |
Solid content (%/150℃/2h) |
Viscosity (mPa·s/25℃) |
Free phenol (%) |
Free aldehyde (%) |
|
Y6329 |
Red-brown liquid |
73-76 |
1600-2000 |
8-12 |
<1.0 |
|
Model |
Appearance |
Softening Point (℃) |
Poly speed (S/150℃) |
Free phenol (%) |
Volatile (%) |
|
P2325 |
Sheet |
100-105 |
60-80 |
≤5 |
≤2 |
|
P2324 |
Sheet |
103-106 |
70-90 |
4-6 |
≤1.5 |
Applications:
This series of resins is used for impregnation of grinding wheel mesh.
Package:
Sheets are packaged in woven bags, net weight: 25 kg/bag. Liquids are packaged in galvanized iron or plastic drums, net weight: 240 kg/drum or 1000 kg/drum.
Storage:
Store in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated area. Be careful not to damage the packaging, as it is susceptible to moisture and should be used immediately. Keep stacking heights as low as possible. Remove the stretch wrap when the temperature exceeds 25℃.
Sheets can be stored for 6 months at temperatures up to 25℃, while liquids can be stored for 3 months at temperatures below 15℃.
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