Products

ATTSHIELD XO - Unsaturated isophthalic polyester resin with good mechanical and glass wetting properties. The resin is thixotropic, has been accelerated, and has a low styrene emission system. At normal room temperature, cure with methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (MEKP).

ATTSHIELD OP 145 is recommended for water tanks, septic tanks, bathtubs, cooling towers, and other similar applications.

ATTSHIELD OP 720 is used in the hand molding and spraying of fiberglass. Allows for the possibility of working at lower temperatures. This resin brand's products have improved hydrolysis resistance, weather resistance, high strength and elongation, and resistance to alkaline environments. Use an accelerator-hardener system to work with resin at room temperature (cobalt octoate-MEKP)

ATTGUARD ST is used as a Pigmented yellow leopard print. Attguard ST publishes two types: registration and retrieval. Preheat at room temperature (18 - 25 °C). These pleasant temperatures will enable you to make the most of your time.

ATTSHIELD 41 is a bisphenol epoxy vinyl ester resin that resists corrosion in acidic and moderately alkaline environments. This tough, high strength resin can be used to make fiberglass reinforced laminates with excellent impact resistance, and it is ideal for winding applications that require resistance to harsh environments and thermal cycling. This resin has excellent wettability and curing properties as well.

Attshield 47 is a novolac epoxy vinyl ester resin that resists corrosion in a wide range of solvent, acidic, and slightly alkaline environments. This tough, high-strength resin is used to make fiberglass-reinforced laminates with high impact strength and resistance to a variety of mechanical stresses. This resin is ideal for filament winding and the production of products that require resistance to harsh environments and temperature changes. This resin has excellent wettability and curing properties as well.

ATTSHIELD OP 745 is used and recommended for boats, water tanks, septic tanks, bathtubs, cooling towers, and other items. By hand molding and spraying.