Chemical/Physical Properties
Palatal? K 775 V-02 is an epoxidized vinyl ester resin based on bisphenol A, dissolved in styrene. The resin has medium reactivity and medium viscosity.
Palatal? K 775 V-02 is pre-promoted with amines.
major application
Palatal? K 775 V-02 is primarily used for chemical anchoring. It is also suitable for fiber-reinforced coatings and body fillers/putties.
The resin exhibits excellent mechanical properties and high chemical resistance, especially to alkaline media. Laminates made from Palatal? K 775 V-02 have excellent long-term heat resistance.
license
Cured non-reinforced Palatal? K 775 V-02 Type 1310 according to DIN 16946/2 and classified in Group 5 according to DIN 18820/1.
Product specifications at the time of delivery
causality | realm | unit (of measure) | TM |
---|---|---|---|
exterior condition | open (non-secretive) | - | 2265 |
Color, Lico 200 | 0 - 7 | G | 2017 |
index of refraction | 1.5580 - 1.5630 | - | 2150 |
Viscosity, 23°C | 390 - 490 | mPa.s | 2013 |
Solid Content, IR | 59 - 62 | % | 2033 |
Curing time from 25 to 35°C | 4.5 - 8.5 | Min | 2625 |
Cure Time from 25°C to Peak | 7 - 12 | Min | 2625 |
peak temperature | 125 - 150 | °C | 2625 |
Viscosity measurement: S 2/100 s-1/23°C
Reactivity was determined by adding 2 g of Perkadox CH 50 (AKZO-Nobel) to 100 g of resin.
Properties of liquid resins (typical values)
causality | (be) worth | unit (of measure) | TM |
---|---|---|---|
flash point | About 33 | °C | 2800 |
Stable, no initiator, dark, 25°C | 6 | Mon | - |
Properties of cast unfilled resins (typical values)
causality | (be) worth | unit (of measure) | TM |
---|---|---|---|
tensile strength | 95 | MPa | ISO 527-2 |
tensile modulus | 3.6 | GPa | ISO 527-2 |
Elongation at break | 6.1 | % | ISO 527-2 |
bending strength | 150 | MPa | ISO 178 |
bending modulus | 3.4 | GPa | ISO 178 |
Bending elongation | 6.5 | % | ISO 178 |
Impact strength - unnotched sample | 28 | kJ/m2 | ISO 179 |
Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT) | 105 | °C | ISO 75-A |
Glass transition temperature (Tg) | 130 | °C | DIN 53445 |
Mechanical properties depend on resin rather than amine acceleration.
Cure with 2 ml of Butanox LPT (AKZO-Nobel) and
Add 1 ml of cobalt caprylate solution (styrene solution of 1% Co) to the
100 grams of resin. Curing at room temperature for 24 hours
120°C for 24 hours
working (of machinery)
Palatal? K 775 V-02 usually exhibits a tack-free cure. However, the surface may not be fully cured.
To ensure a tack-free cure on surfaces exposed to air, a suitable additive (e.g. paraffin solution) should be added.
The final cured state can be optimized by post-curing at high temperatures (e.g. 80 or 100°C) for several hours.
Palatal? K 775 V-02 is pre-promoted with amines and can be cured with common peroxides based on benzoyl peroxide (BP). It must be taken into account that fillers, color pigments and other additives not only affect the shelf life of the resin, but also its curing characteristics.
Pre-use Guide
The resin should be conditioned at a well-defined, application-dependent temperature (MEKP/Co curing is usually done at a minimum temperature of 15 °C). Curing at lower temperatures is possible with BP-peroxide curing.