Magnolia Plastics Magnobond 6030-1

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Magnobond 6030-1, Parts A & B

DESCRIPTION

Magnolia 6030-1 is a two part epoxy mass casting resin designed for replacing lead in drop hammer punches and for making draw and stretch form dies.

SPECIAL FEATURES
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
TYPICAL PROPERTIES
                           Part A        Part B       Mix
Specific Gravity            1.6           1.8         1.7

Viscosity, poise            700           450         500

ANSI Classification          4             4           4

Flash Point                >200°F        >200°F      >200°F

Shelf Life                 6 months      6 months

Pot Life                                             >4 hours

Mix Ratio - Drop Hammer    100:175  Parts by Weight
          - All Others     100:150  Parts by Weight

Compressive Modulus, 100:175 Parts by Weight       40,000 psi
                     100:150 Parts by Weight       80,000 psi

Shore D Hardness, 100:175  Parts by Weight            70
                  100:150  Parts by Weight            80


DANGER FIRST-AID -------------------------------- ------------------------- May cause severe irritation. Eyes - Immediately flush Do not get in eyes, on skin eyes with plenty of water or clothing. for at least 15 minutes. Do not inhale vapors. Get medical attention. Wear rubber gloves & aprons. Skin - Wash immediately Use with adequate ventilation. with soap and water. Wash thoroughly after handling. Clothing - Remove clothing For industrial use only. and wash before reuse. Keep container closed. Do not reuse this container.
Spec Sheet Dated: 04/25/94


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