Graphics doming crystal clear ab glue epoxy resin

Graphics doming crystal clear ab glue epoxy resin
Since 1983, FONG YONG CHEMICAL CO., LTD. has been a main Taiwan manufacturer on epoxy, polyurethane resin, silicone, AB glue, structure adhesives, UV cure adhesive for supplying globally.
FONG YONG supply ab part rigid type and flexible type epoxy resin for doming on stickers, graphics, name badges, key chain...Our epoxy resin is water clear, good yellowing resistance, high quality with factory directly supply prices.
Fong Yong don't request high MOQ, for orders no matter 1kgs or 1000kgs or higher are welcome.

Product DescriptionE-126/H-100 is a two component, high gloss, water clear, rigid type AB glue epoxy resin adhesive for 3D doming on stickers, name badge, key chain, graphics...
E-126/H-100 forms tough, durable enamel that resists to moisture, solvents, and chemicals. This formulation can be air dried at room or elevated temperature to form a "bubble free" finish.
E-126/H-100 exhibits excellent adhesion to a variety of substrates including plated metals, glass, plastics, wood, concrete, fabric, etc...
Applications:
lEpoxy finish for costume and fashion jewelry
lRigid bubble coatings on decals, labels, emblems, and lapel pins
lColor fill lapel pins, emblems, key tags, plaques, and insignias
lCoat wooden floors and tables
lDecoupage coating on veneer, and other woods
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TYPICAL PROPERTIES
Description Unit E-126 H-100
Appearance -- Clear Liquid Clear Liquid
Viscosity(25°C)cps 5,000~6,00040~60
APPLICATION GUIDELINES
Mixing Ratio (by weight)3:1
Pot Life (100g, 25°C) approx. 30-40 minutes
Cure Condition R.T.: 12~16 hours, or 70°C : 90 mins ( following the thickness and the size to be coated/domed).
Packaging & Shipping
Packaging: 5kgs, 15kgs, 200kgs
Shipping: DHL, TNT, FEDEX, UPS, Marine Shipping
Company Information
FAQ
1. How do I mix Fong Yong Epoxy Doming Resin?
Answer: E-126/H-100 is a pure formula without solvents or dangerous additives.
1) Weigh three parts E-126 and one part H-100( e.g. 15gram E-126 and 5gram H-100).
2) Stir slowly till the mixture becomes clear.
3) Pour slowly items when doming. Allow to cure for at least 12 hours before handling.
2. How long do I have to work with Super Clear resin once it’s mixed?
Answer: It depends on the volume you mix and the ambient temperature. Generally you have approximately 20 minutes to workwith the resin (pot time) before it starts to thicken as it cures. But if you mix larger volume, or the ambient temperature ishigher, the pot time would be shorter.
3. Can I store mixed resin and hardener for use later?
Answer: No, once your two parts are mixed, you must use it.
4. What is the shelf life of unmixed Resin?
Answer: You have eight months to use the resin if you store the material properly. After a period of time, your hardener may start to turn slightly yellow, but it will continue to work with the resin.5. Resin not cured or has not fully cured:
Answers:
1) Resin was not mixed in the correct ratio of resin to hardener. Recheck instructions and weigh both parts separately and accurately in graduated digital scale.
2) Resin and hardener were not mixed thoroughly. While mixing, it is important to scrape the sides of the mixing cups and stir utensil during the process to make sure the mixture is well blended.
3) Resin or hardener is past its shelf life.
4) Resin is poured in a thin layer. Thin castings will take longer to cure than thicker castings due to overall less heat production.6. Pot life of the resin is shorter than expected
Answers:
1. Improper resin to hardener ratio. Do not use more hardener or less resin than recommended. Having more catalyst than what iis needed will cause the reaction to heat up quickly and cure faster than normal.
2. Resin and/or hardener are too warm. When these are warmer than 75 degrees, pot time is shortened.
3. The amount of resin and hardener mixed at one time is too large. The reaction is mass dependent — the more of each item, the more heat that is produced, the faster the resin heats up and the faster curing takes place.7. Cured resin has bubbles in it
Answers:
1. Be careful when mixing the resin. The best way to make sure bubbles aren’t in your final casting is to avoid creating them whenmixing the resin. Carefully and deliberately stir the resin and hardener when mixing, but do not whip it.
2. The resin has reacted to something included in it. Make sure all inclusions are sealed with glue or clear tape before including in
resin.
3. Remove bubbles before allowing the casting to cure. Draw them out with a toothpick or use a heat gun to get bubbles to the surface.9. Resin is cured, but surface is tacky
Answers:
1. Resin and hardener were not mixed thoroughly enough. Be sure to mix completely, scraping the sides of the container and stir utensil while mixing.
2. Excess humidity. Run a room dehumidifier during the next casting.