Bisphenol-A Based Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins

Bisphenol-A Based Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins

VE resins are a combination of both polyester resin and epoxy resins best properties. While they have high mechanical strength values similar to epoxy resins, they are easy to apply similar to unsaturated polyester resins. They are impact and fatigue resistant, have low water absorbtion values, and excellent electrical and thermal properties. Vinyl ester resins are compatible with glassfiber, carbon fiber, and aramid fibers. Vinyl esters are used for chemical resistant tanks, yachts and wind turbine blades productions.

Vinyl ester resins have low polar groups on chemical backbone and are more resistant to hydrolysis compared to polyester resins.

Chemical Resistance Guide
 
Refer to our Chemical Resistance Guide for more information about use of resins in different chemical environments.

Bisphenol-A Based Epoxy Vinyl Ester Resins

VE resins are a combination of both polyester resin and epoxy resins best properties. While they have high mechanical strength values similar to epoxy resins, they are easy to apply similar to unsaturated polyester resins. They are impact and fatigue resistant, have low water absorbtion values, and excellent electrical and thermal properties. Vinyl ester resins are compatible with glassfiber, carbon fiber, and aramid fibers. Vinyl esters are used for chemical resistant tanks, yachts and wind turbine blades productions.

Sports Equipment

Chemical Containers

Heavy Duty Vehicles

Pressurized Vessels

Defense

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  • Product Description
  • Chemical Structure
  • Available Modifications
  • Viscosity
  • Thixotropy
  • Monomer Content
  • Acid Value
  • Gel Time
  • Tensile Strength
  • Elongation at Break, Tensile
  • Flexural Strength
  • HDT [0,45 MPa]
  • Barcol Hardness, 934
  • Volumetric Shrink
  • Remarks
  • Highlights
  • Primary Usages
  • Polives 701

    Lloyd's
  • High chemical resistant performance vinyl ester
  • VE
  • 400-500
  • N/A
  • 40-44
  • max.10
  • 20-30
  • 80
  • 5.5
  • 160
  • 100
  • 35
  • 7,7
  • OT1 , OT5
  • - Excellent chemical resistance and mechanical properties
    - Lloyd's Register Approved
    - Excellent hydrolytic resistance
    - Food contact
  • GRP structures with exceptional chemical and mechanical strength such as speed crafts, yachts, pipes, automotive parts and chemical linings for pools.
  • Polives 702

    Lloyd's
  • RTM / Infusion type vinyl ester
  • VE
  • 200-250
  • N/A
  • 43-45
  • max.9
  • 28-32
  • 76
  • 5
  • 155
  • 102
  • 36
  • 7,7
  • OT1 , OT5
  • - Excellent chemical resistance and mechanical properties
    - Lloyd's Register Approved
    - Excellent hydrolytic resistance
    - Excellent fiber wet-out
  • Suitable for infusion production method for marine, military and wind turbine structures.
  • Polives 711

  • High chemical resistant high performance vinyl ester
  • VE
  • 300-400
  • N/A
  • 33-37
  • max.10
  • 20-30
  • 80
  • 6
  • 160
  • 115
  • 35
  • 7,9
  • OT1 , OT5
  • - High HDT
    - Excellent hydrolytic and chemical resistance
    - Excellent fiber wet-out
    - Excellent mechanical properties
  • GRP structures with exceptional chemical and mechanical strength such as speed crafts, yachts, pipes, automotive parts and chemical linings for pools.
  • Polives 711-I

  • RTM / Infusion type high performance vinyl ester
  • VE
  • 180-200
  • N/A
  • 37-40
  • max.10
  • 28-32
  • 78
  • 5,5
  • 154
  • 116
  • 36
  • 8
  • OT1 , OT5
  • - High HDT
    - Excellent hydrolytic and chemical resistance.
    - Low viscosity
    - Excellent mechanical properties
  • Suitable for infusion production method for marine, military and wind turbine structures.

Due to Polives resins’ lower polar group concentrations, they have higher hydrolytic resistance against water compared to polyester resins. Their structure enables high flexural, tensile and HDT values. The special chemical backbone of vinyl ester resins prevent hydrolysis of ester groups. Unsaturation at the end of the structure provides for a full cure to obtain optimum properties. Polives resins’ special chemical backbone, with hydroxyl functionality at the end of the chain, offers very good wetting of glassfibers, carbon and aramide fibers.

Flexural Strength

Flexural Strenght test is the deformation of material under stress in the direction of bending. The maximum stress sustained by the specimen during the test is called Flexural Strenght.

Tensile Strength

Tensile Strength is the measure of force required to break the sample under a tensile stress.

Impact Strenght

Impact Strenght is the amount of energy that material can absorb under sudden impact.

Packing Types

You can choose any package type suitable for your production system or you can get further information from our sales department regarding container options.

Modification Description

  • FR   Filled flame retardant
  • D*   Filled (*with filler content)
  • T Thixotropic (no sagging)
  • A Cobalt preaccelerated
  • ABP Amine preaccelerated
  • UV UV Curing
  • L   UV light stabilized
  •   I Lower viscosity
  •   V Higher viscosity
  •   LSE   LSE (low styrene emission)
  •   H* Gel time customized (at room temperature) * minutes
  • H40 Optimized for summer season. Gel time (at room temperature) 40 minutes.
  • H20 Optimized for winter season. Gel time (at room temperature) 20 minutes.
  •   COLOR   White or custom color options

Gelcoat Customizations
Polijel gelcoat table descriptions and modifications.

  • Spray Application (airless preferred)
  • Brush or Roller Application
  • Color Option: White colored
  • Color Option: Light colored (pastel)
  • Color Option: PRO colored

Production Quantity Depending on Process (parts/year)
Regardless of product dimension and complexity..

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