SR 8100 Epoxy system for Injection and Infusion

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Page 1 / 7 SR 8100 Epoxy system for Injection and Infusion The SR 8100 is a two component epoxy system. It has been specially formulated for resin transfer processes, such as injection or infusion. This system has a very low viscosity at ambient temperature. The different hardeners allow the moulding of small to large parts, with fast demoulding time. High mechanical properties can be achieved using the SR 8100 / SD 8822-24. The cured system gives a temperature resistance up to (Tg 1) Epoxy resin SR 8100 Aspect / colour Viscosity (mpa.s) Rheometer CP mm Shear rate 10 s -1 @ 15 C @ 30 C @ C Yellow liquid 23 ± 480 1320 ± 2 785 ± 155 490 ± 100 220 ± 45 Approval n : WP 0320006 HH Density (g/cm 3 ) 1.158 Storage stability 10 C < ambient < 25 C Crystallisation free 24 Months Hardeners SD 882x Reference SD 8822 SD 8823* SD 8824 Reactivity type "slow" "intermediate" «standard» Aspect / colour Light yellow liquid Light yellow liquid Light yellow liquid Viscosity (mpa.s) Rheometer CP mm Shear rate 10 s -1 @ 15 C @ 30 C @ C 27 ± 5 20 ± 5 16 ± 5 13 ± 5 9 ± 5 12 ± 3 9 ± 3 8 ± 3 7 ± 3 5 ± 3 7 ± 2 6 ± 2 5 ± 2 4 ± 2 3 ± 1 Storage stability 15 to 25 C 24 months 24 months 24 months Density (g/cm3) @ 20 C 0.935 0.942 0.01 0.942 *: SD 8823 is a blend SD 8824 / SD 8822 / by weight Mix Reference SR 8100 / Mix viscosity (mpa.s) Rheometer PP mm Shear rate 10 s -1 @ 20 C @ 25 C SD 8822 390 ± 80 3 ± SR 8100 / SD 8823 3 ± 310 ± SR 8100 / SD 8824 300 ± 285 ± Mixing ratio by weight 100 g / 31 g 100 / 26 g 100 g / 22 g Mixing ratio by volume 100 ml / 39 ml 100 / 32 ml 100 ml / 27 ml

Reactivity of the mix SR 8100 / SD 8822 SR 8100 / SD 8823 SR 8100 / SD 8824 Page 2 / 7 Exothermic temperature on 0 g mix ( C) 205 > 210 Time to reach the exothermic peak on 0 g mix: 3 h 30 2 h 51 Time to reach on 0 g mix: 3 h 08 2 h 28 2 h 05 1 h 24 1 h 55 1 h 13 1 h 27 54 1 h 21 46 Polymerisation under temperature Gel time on resin film SD 8822 SD 8824 @ C 2 h 33 1 h 07 @ C 56 26 @ 80 C 23 10 Packaging (in Kg) Resin SR 8100 Hardener SD 8822 Hardener SD 8824 4 x 1000 880 3 x 1000 930 1 000 2 x 155 220 200 3 x 20.8 2 x 22 31.5 9.76 6.93 12 3.72 2.64 5.6 1.73 1.23 2 0.62 0.44

Page 3 / 7 0 000 Ambient temperature 20 C 4 000 0 000 SD 8824 SD 8823 SD 8822 3 000 Vi sc os ity (c ps ) 300 000 2 000 200 000 1 000 100 000 000 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Time (h) Rheometer PP shear rate 10s-1 0 000 4 000 0 000 SD 8824 SD 8823 Ambient temperature 25 C SD 8822 Vi sc os ity (c ps ) 3 000 300 000 2 000 200 000 1 000 100 000 000 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Rheometer PP shear rate 10s-1 Time (h)

Mechanical properties on cast resin Page 4 / 7 Systems Units SR 8100 / SD 8822 SR 8100 / SD 8824 Curing cycles 24 h C 16 h C 24 h C 8 h C Tension Modulus of elasticity N/mm 2 3000 26 20 20 Maximum resistance N/mm 2 66 59 Resistance at break N/mm 2 63 61 Elongation at max.load % 3.3 4.1 3.2 3.9 Elongation at break % 3.8 5.5 3.8 5.9 Flexion Modulus of elasticity N/mm 2 3390 30 29 28 Maximum resistance N/mm 2 115 120 108 106 Elongation at max.load % 3.9 5.6 4.9 5.7 Elongation at break % 5.8 9 11.8 12 Charpy impact strength kj/m 2 19 27 52 52 Water absorption 48 h / C % 1.2 1.1 1.2 1.2 Glass Transition / DSC Tg1 C 66 80 63 74 Tg1 max. C 90 81 AT : Ambient Temperature Tests carried out on samples of pure cast resin, without prior degassing, between steel plates. Measures undertaken according to the following norms : Tension: NF T 51-034 Flexion : NF T 51-001 Charpy impact strength: NF T 51-035 Water absorption: Glass transition DSC : Internal. Polymerisation according to cycle, machining, weighting, time spent in distilled water at C / 48 hours, weighting 1 hour after emerging, drying 24 h at C, weighting, mechanical tests on 10 samples ISO 11357-2 : 1999-5 C to 1 under nitrogen gaz Tg1 or Onset : 1st point at 20 C/mn Tg1 maximum or Onset : second passage

Page 5 / 7 Mechanical properties of laminates based on SR 8100 resin Systems Units 8100 / 8822 8100 / 8824 Cure cycles 16 h 16 h Laminate Reinforcement 3300 3300 Number of layers 15 15 Glass content ratio by weight (Wf) 76 77 Flexion Modulus of elasticity N/mm 2 27530 27620 Maximum resistance N/mm 2 665 685 Elongation at maximum load % 3.1 3 Shear strength Shear stress N/mm 2 42 48 Charpy impact strength kj/m 2 235 201 Water absorption % Weight 0.37 0.38 Glass transition Tg 1 C 82 79 Tg1 max. C 91 80 AT : Ambient Temperature Tests carried out in accordance with the following norms: Flexion : NF T 57-105 Shear: NF T 57-104 Charpy Impact Strength: NF T 57-108 Glass transition DSC : Water absorption: Reinforcement 3300: ISO 11357-2 : 1999-5 C to 1 under nitrogen gaz Tg1 or Onset : 1st point at 20 C/mn Tg1 maximum or Onset : second passage Internal. Polymerisation according to cycle, machining, weighting, time spent in distilled water at C / 48 hours, weighting 1 hour after emerging, drying 24 h at C, weighting, mechanical tests on 10 samples Twill 2/2 E Glass, weight 300 g/m2 The informations that we give by writing or verbally, in the context of our technical assistance and our trials, do not engage our responsibility. We advice the users of SICOMIN s epoxy system, to verify by some practical trials if our products are suitable for the envisaged processes and applications. The use, the implementation and the transformation of the supplied products, are not under our control and your responsibility only will respond for it. If our responsibility should nevertheless be involved, it would be, for all the damages, limited to the value of the goods supplied by us and implement by you. We guaranty the non-reproachable quality of our products, in the general context of sales and delivery.

Epoxy system SR 8100 / SD 8824 Glass transition (Tg1) function of Cure Temperature / Time Page 6 / 7 Tg1 ( C) 85 Tg1 max = 80 75 65 55 45 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 (hours) Glass transition measured by DSC according to standard ISO 11357-2 : 1999. H.D.T. ( C) 75 65 Epoxy system SR 8100 / SD SD 8824 H.D.T. function of Cure Temperature / Time 55 45 GERMANISCHER LLOYD Approval HDT > C Curing Process : 5 Hours at 80 C 10 Hours at C 20 Hours at C 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 (hours) HDT : (Heat Deflection Temperature) according ISO 75-2 : 1993 (F)

Tg1 ( C) 100 Epoxy system SR 8100 / SD 8822 Glass transition (Tg1) function of Cure Temperature / Time Page 7 / 7 90 80 Tg1 max = 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 (hours) Glass transition measured by DSC according to standard ISO 11357-2 : 1999. H.D.T. ( C) 90 85 80 75 Epoxy system SR 8100 / SD SD 8822 H.D.T. function of Cure Temperature / Time 65 55 45 GERMANISCHER LLOYD Approval HDT > C Curing Process : 4 Hours at 80 C 6 Hours at C 11 Hours at C 24 Hours at C 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 HDT : (Heat Deflection Temperature) according ISO 75-2 : 1993 (F) The informations that we give by writing or verbally, in the context of our technical assistance and our trials, do not engage our responsibility. We advice the users of SICOMIN s (hours)