SDF100-1AB Epoxy Resin HT

Name: SDF100-1AB Epoxy Resin HT
Brand: SDF Ticaret
SKU: SDF-EPO-026
Availability: InStock

EPOXY RESINS

Product Code: SDF-EPO-026

SDF100-1AB Epoxy Resin HT: High-temperature-curing epoxy system for filament winding, RTM and vacuum infusion.

Why does it matter?

Epoxy selection must consider viscosity, pot life, mix ratio, exotherm, cure cycle and Tg as well as final strength. A TDS mix ratio specified by weight must not be measured by volume.

Application checklist

Store components in dry, clean conditions.
Weigh A and B accurately and mix homogeneously.
Control pot life and exotherm for the part mass.
Record cure temperature and time.
Trial a sample panel/part before serial production.

Compare alternatives in the resin selection guide.

Technical Details

The values above are typical or sales-specification data transcribed from the linked TDS. Use the current TDS/SDS, batch certificate and actual production trial together for design, safety and process decisions.

Technical Specifications

Mix ratio by weight	100:80
Part A viscosity at 25°C	1500–2000 (TDS unit)
Part B viscosity at 25°C	100 (TDS unit)
Pot life at 25°C / 100 g	3 days
Cure cycle	1 h at 130°C or 30 min at 150°C
Tg	150°C
Short-term heat resistance	300°C: 3–5 min; 400°C: 1 min
Hardness	Shore D 88

Areas of Use

High-temperature composites

Filament winding

RTM

Vacuum infusion

Carbon-fibre parts

Advantages

150°C Tg

Short elevated-temperature cycle

Suitability for carbon-fibre processes

Electrical insulation performance

Two alternative cure cycles

SDF100-1AB HT

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which application suits SDF100-1AB Epoxy Resin HT?

High-temperature-curing epoxy system for filament winding, RTM and vacuum infusion. Final suitability must be verified for resin/hardener system, part geometry, temperature and production trials.

What is most critical in mixing and curing?

The A:B ratio is 100:80 by weight. Weigh accurately, mix homogeneously and follow the time/temperature cycle in the TDS.

Is a trial required before serial production?

Yes. TDS values are typical laboratory data. Mass effect, exotherm, humidity, tooling and reinforcement/core compatibility must be validated by a small-scale trial.