Products

FILCO® Neoxil 940 is a powdered bisphenolic unsaturated polyester resin known for its light yellow, free-flowing consistency. With its very high molecular weight, it quickly dissolves in styrene, exhibiting a strong binding capability for glass fibers, especially under "hot melt" conditions. Its notable compatibility with unsaturated polyester matrices makes it a preferred choice in various applications requiring strong resin-fiber bonding and rapid dissolution in styrene.

FILCO® 306 is an epoxy resin crafted in a nonionic water emulsion, characterized by several key traits, including a pure epoxy resin composition, a narrow particle size distribution, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, a good shelf life, and robust mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions.

FILCO® TAC-453 is a milky liquid unsaturated polyester resin dispersed in a non-ionic medium, designed for use as a film in glass fiber sizing applications. Its key characteristics include having a non-ionic emulsifier built into the polymer, ensuring a narrow particle size distribution, and granting a prolonged shelf life due to resistance against hydrolysis and fine particle size. It also boasts high mechanical shear stability in diluted emulsions and exhibits stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation across a broad pH spectrum.

FILCO® 309HP is an epoxy resin formulated in a non-ionic water emulsion, tailored for use as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. Its appearance presents it as a milky liquid, embodying characteristics such as pure epoxy resin composition, a narrow particle size distribution, stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation, high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, and notably, a very high solid content.

FILCO® 388 represents an easily dispersible unsaturated polyester resin in water. It presents as a yellow-amber, viscous liquid and is recommended as a film-former for continuous filament mat (CFM). Typically applied as a water micro-colloidal emulsion to glass fibers, FILCO 388 can incorporate benzoyl peroxide as an initiator during its application.

FILCO® 663P is a bisphenolic, unsaturated polyester resin available in powder form, utilized both as a binder and a component in adhesive formulations. It appears as a light yellow, free-flowing powder. This material showcases traits such as corrosion resistance, excellent compatibility, free-flowing properties, good mechanical characteristics, a high molecular weight, and resistance to hydrolysis.

FILCO® 8890 is an epoxy resin available as a milky liquid in a non-ionic water emulsion. Primarily used as a film-former in glass fiber sizings, it's tailored for applications demanding highly soft film characteristics. Its key attributes include being a pure epoxy resin, possessing a narrow particle size distribution, exhibiting hydrolysis and sedimentation stability, and showcasing the high mechanical shear stability of the diluted emulsion.

FILCO® 661 FPG 005 is a bisphenolic unsaturated polyester resin in powder form. It possesses a very high molecular weight, ensuring superior performance in various applications. This resin exhibits rapid solubility in styrene, facilitating efficient and quick integration into composite systems. Notably, it demonstrates a very high binding power for glass fibers, particularly in "hot melt" operating conditions, enhancing its effectiveness in composite material production. Additionally, FILCO 661 FPG 005 showcases a high degree of compatibility with unsaturated polyester matrices, further solidifying its role as a versatile and seamlessly integrated component in composite manufacturing processes.

FILCO® 74006 is a polyurethane resin available in non-ionic water dispersion, specifically employed as a film former within glass fiber sizings. It is characterized by its milky liquid appearance. Key product characteristics include being an aliphatic polyurethane resin, existing as a non-ionic emulsion, possessing high mechanical shear stability when the emulsion is diluted, and exhibiting a narrow particle size distribution.

FILCO® 9061 is an emulsion-based bisphenolic unsaturated polyester resin with distinctive features such as a very high molecular weight and rapid solubility in styrene. Its main attributes include a potent binding capacity for glass fibers and excellent compatibility with unsaturated polyester matrices. Primarily, FILCO® 9061 serves as a styrene-soluble binder for chopped strand mat (CSM) and continuous filament mat (CFM).

FILCO® 303HP is an epoxy resin crafted into a non-ionic water emulsion, specifically tailored as a film former within glass fiber sizings. Presenting as a milky liquid, its distinguishing characteristics include purity as a pure epoxy resin, an epoxy equivalent weight of 200g, a narrow particle size distribution, and remarkable mechanical shear stability when the emulsion is diluted.

FILCO® 470 is a product which is a self-emulsifying saturated bisphenolic polyester resin, appearing as a clear or hazy, viscous resin. Notably, FILCO® 470 product is flammable and showcases material traits including a soft and tacky texture, translucency, and self-emulsifiability.

FILCO® 9663 is an unsaturated polyester resin that comes in powdered form, presenting as a light yellow, free-flowing powder. Notably, it boasts a very high molecular weight and demonstrates rapid solubility in styrene. It exhibits robust binding strength, especially in 'hot melt' operating conditions, and showcases excellent compatibility with unsaturated polyester matrices.

FILCO® 74003 represents an epoxy resin available in non-ionic water dispersion, specifically utilized as a film former within glass fiber sizings. It manifests as a milky liquid. Noteworthy product characteristics include its purity as a pure epoxy resin, a narrow particle size distribution, along with properties such as hydrolysis and sedimentation stability, and high mechanical shear stability when the emulsion is diluted.

FILCO® 361 is an epoxy-ester resin meticulously crafted within a non-ionic water emulsion, designated as a film-former within glass fiber sizings. It manifests as a milky liquid. Key product characteristics include its high molecular weight epoxy-ester composition, a narrow particle size distribution, a commendable shelf life attributed to hydrolytic resistance and fine particle size, high mechanical shear stability even in diluted emulsions, and robust stability against hydrolysis and sedimentation across a wide pH range.