Epoxy for making propellers
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RE: Epoxy for making propellers
whilst I do not live in Europe I will tell you what I use here in New Zealand. I use a prepreg epoxy known here as ADH/ADR for my propellers. It has to be heat cured around the 60C then 'post' cured ramping from 60C-100C over a 4 hour period. Ramping is increasing the temperature by 10C/hour. Others I have spoken to use a ARALDITE LC3600-that should be available in your part of the World, trevor H, Christchurch, NZ
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RE: Epoxy for making propellers
I use M.G.S. Epoxy products for making propellers. It is a German product.
Hexion Specialty Products
Stuttgart GmbH
Am Ostkai 21/22
D - 70327 Stuttgart
At least that is what is written on the side of the can. I hope it helps.
Ed S
Hexion Specialty Products
Stuttgart GmbH
Am Ostkai 21/22
D - 70327 Stuttgart
At least that is what is written on the side of the can. I hope it helps.
Ed S
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RE: Epoxy for making propellers
ORIGINAL: Ed Smith
I use M.G.S. Epoxy products for making propellers. It is a German product.
Hexion Specialty Products
Stuttgart GmbH
Am Ostkai 21/22
D - 70327 Stuttgart
At least that is what is written on the side of the can. I hope it helps.
Ed S
I use M.G.S. Epoxy products for making propellers. It is a German product.
Hexion Specialty Products
Stuttgart GmbH
Am Ostkai 21/22
D - 70327 Stuttgart
At least that is what is written on the side of the can. I hope it helps.
Ed S
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RE: Epoxy for making propellers
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We have the epoxy that is very good here
http://www.pylon-line.co.uk/buildingmaterials.html
This epoxy is the material that Paulo and Ed mention, ie MGS285
Regards
Barrie
We have the epoxy that is very good here
http://www.pylon-line.co.uk/buildingmaterials.html
This epoxy is the material that Paulo and Ed mention, ie MGS285
Regards
Barrie