epoxy resin
Strong bonding compound
Epoxy resin is a synthetic polymer that hardens when mixed with a catalyst, forming a strong, durable bond.
It's widely used as an adhesive, coating, and casting material: The carpenter filled the crack with epoxy resin.
Prized for its strength and resistance to chemicals and heat, epoxy bonds metal, wood, glass, and composites.
Often shortened to simply epoxy.
- fiberglassReinforced woven strand composite
- adhesiveMaterial that bonds objects
- thermosettingHardens permanently when heated
- carbon fiberReinforced polymer composite
- compositeMade of distinct parts
marine grade · cross-linking · heat resistance · polymer · crafting · hardener · electrical insulation · glue · polyurethane · bonding · sticky · encapsulation · garage · tacky · fumes · two-part · catalyst · glossy
- epoxies
- boat suppliesantifouling, seacocks, bungs, anchor chain, pintles
- countertopscountertop, quartz, granite slabs, marble tops, laminate
- resin craftssilicone molds, molds, curing, hardener, catalyst
- resinsphenolic, polyester, polyurethane, melamine, frankincense
- skin irritantsrash, itch, formaldehyde, fragrance, chafing
epoxy resinremovable adhesive
Bonding agent that unsticks
rubber cement · masking tape · sticky tack · painter's tape · release agent
epoxy resinflour paste
Grain-based adhesive mixture
PVA glue · white glue · school glue · animal glue · wood glue