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A uniquely formulated resin system has been designed to react with specific polyisocyanate co-reactants and amine catalysts. This distinct chemistry provides similar binder performance characteristics as standard phenolic urethane systems without the negative qualities of phenol, formaldehyde, and aromatic solvents. The result is a core and mold binder system that offers comparable latent reactivity characteristics to that of conventional phenolic urethanes, but with significantly reduced odor and hazardous emissions. Emission testing has shown a reduction in total HAPs of over 50% and VOC reductions of almost 60%. While the system is a three-part urethane, it may be used as a suitable replacement for any chemical binder system.
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Melting 24%
 
Molding / Coremaking 19%
 
IT / Process Control / Simulation 14%
 
Cleaning / Machining / Finishing 10%
 
Pouring 7%
 
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Image Analysis Software
12/01/11
Release offers high dynamic range imaging, new analysis capabilities, and easier data management
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