Alkali Phenolic Resins
Alfanol (AlpHaset) Resins
Alkali phenolic resins are water-based resole resins and are cured with organic ester catalysts. Desired stripping times can be achieved by the use of different catalysts for different ambient temperatures.
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Furan Resins:
Furanol Resins
Furan resins are furfuryl alcohol based resins and are cured by acidic catalysts. Desired stripping times can be achieved with these catalysts for different ambient temperatures.
Advantages of Furanol Resins:
Alkali Phenolic Resins
Alkafen Resins
Alkafen is a cold box resin curing with CO2 gas. It is used as a binder in the production of molds and cores in all types of metal castings. Alcohol-based coatings are recommended for this system.
Advantages of Alkafen Resins:
Betanol (Betaset) Resins
Betanol resin is a cold box resin cured with methyl formate gas.
Advantages of Betanol Resins:
Polyurethane (PU) Cold Box Resins
PU cold box resins are cured by amine vapours obtained from low boiling amines.
Advantages of PU Resins:
Hot Box Resins
Heat-cured hot box resins are preferred in several processes due to high mechanical strengths of the cores prepared using these resins.These resins also enable good surface properties.
Advantages of Hot Box Resins:
Thermoshock Resins
Thermoshock resins are effectively used in those processes where dimensional and surficial properties are prioritised thanks to the high wet resistance they provide. In particular, they are widely used in the production of the cores of radiators and boilers.
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Sand Coating Resins
Sand coating resins are used in coating silica, chromite and olivine based sands used in the casting industry due to their qualified surface and resistance properties. These resins may vary by their cold and hot resistance performance, depending on the difference in their melting points and curing times. These resins are those, which give a low striping amount (max. 1%).
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