[Free sample will be sent] Metal embedded resin 'Epoxy resin'
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It is a thermosetting epoxy resin. It is used for embedding samples. [Low price, short delivery time, high quality]
It is a thermosetting embedding resin. 【Features】 ◆ It is said to be the most suitable resin for sample embedding among thermoplastic resins. ◆ Available in powder and granule types. ◆ High adhesion. ◆ High hardness. ★ It can also be purchased on Amazon. Please check the link below.
basic information
■Powder Resin <Advantages> - Can shorten embedding time - Easily penetrates into the details of the sample - Low cost <Disadvantages> - Powder tends to become airborne during resin application ■Granule Resin <Advantages> - Powder is less likely to become airborne during resin application <Disadvantages> - Embedding time takes slightly longer compared to powder - In the case of complex-shaped samples, gaps may occur
Price range
P1
Delivery Time
P2
Model number/Brand name
Heat-resistant epoxy resin
Applications/Examples of results
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