Conductive additive based on a plasticizer for solvent-based epoxy coatings without drawbacks in color and mechanical properties
Packaging
Jar 0.4 L (up to 100 g)
Another packaging volume is available at customers’ request
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Material system
Solvent-free epoxy resin
Working dosage
0.1–1 wt.%
Сoncentrate carrier
Plasticizer – fatty acid glycidyl ester
Shape
Paste
Benefits
Full resistivity range
Ensures permanent, uniform conductivity and anti-static properties without “hot spots”
Mechanical performance
Maintains or even increases mechanical performance
Retained color
Allows retention of bright and light colors of materials
Easy to use
The concentrate form greatly simplifies the handling of nanotubes without additional changes to standard manufacturing processes
Viscosity retained
Minimizes the impact on viscosity and density of the host material
Cases
Epoxy Floor
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FRP Cable Tray
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GFRP Pipes
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Video
TUBALL MATRIX — Processing Guidelines
News
January 20
#Composites improved with TUBALL graphene nanotubes demonstrate stable conductivity, increased overall performance, and preserved mechanical properties. Yesterday at the ICERP conference, Gaurav Namdhar, Technical Director, OCSiAl India, presented sustainable, easy-to-use nanotube-based solutions compatible with key composite manufacturing technologies.
Learn more on conductive composites: https://tuball.com/nanotubes-for/glass-fiber-filled-polyamide?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=ICEPR+late+post
January 3
Fiberglass #gratings enhanced with graphene #nanotubes are used for applications where electrical conductivity is required due to a risk of ignition. These gratings ensure additional safety for workers by combining anti-static properties with corrosion resistance and decreased weight.
#thermosets #composites #FRP #gratings
Learn more on graphene nanotubes for thermoset composites:
https://tuball.com/nanotubes-for/conductive-composites?utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_campaign=Case+post_FRP+gratings
November 1, 2022
How can you enhance the safety of pipes? Replacing carbon black with 0.02–0.05% graphene nanotubes in the resin facilitates the use of composite pipes at high-risk facilities, such as oil & gas, mining, or chemical sites. Nanotubes boost safety by reducing spark risk and offer CO2 savings. Read more at https://ocsial.com/news/enhancing-safety-of-composite-pipes-for-oil-and-gas-chemical-and-production-sites/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=CompositePipesPost
#CompositePipes #GFRP #GrapheneNanotubes