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Default Epoxy & Constant Water Exposure

On May 29, 11:13*am, croy wrote:
I know there are an untold number of epoxy formulations out
there, but generally speaking, how does epoxy hold up to
contant water exposure (think submersion) at temps between
40 & 180 deg F?

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croy


Commercial/industrial epoxy liquid processing tanks and vats are
relatively common.In general, common boat repair, adhesives, and such
formulations are not suitable. Many common resins can be heat and
autoclave cured with hardeners developed for those processes. If you
need some equipment of that type, contact those manufacturers or used
equipment and tankage suppliers. Suppliers of plating tankage will
have plastic items that will hold liquids at the temperature you
need.

Joe
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