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PARSEAL 7011 Impregnation Resin


PARSEAL 7011 is a low viscosity sealant specifically formulated for impregnation of porosity of metal castings, powdered metal parts and ceramics. The liquid sealant undergoes free radical polymerization to form a tough thermoset polymer that permanently seals the pores. Liquid sealant can be easily removed with plain water.

   Advantages
  • Fluorescence under blue light. Inspection of impregnated parts performed under blue light.
  • Excellent resistance to coolants, lubricants, fuels, hydraulic fluids, air, glycols and industrial solvents.
  • High performance sealant cures at room temperature.
  • Meets military specification Mil-I-17563 Rev.C-Class 1
   Application
  • Ideal for automotive powertrains, steering systems, air conditioning and other components.
  • Wide variety of applications in military, aerospace, general industry, electronics and telecommunication industry.
  • Plating and coating of metal parts.
   Properties for Liquid Sealant
 
Composition Anaerobic Methacrylate Resin
Appearance Clear, Amber
Fluorescence Fluorescence under blue light
Viscosity  at  25°C 10 cps
Specific Gravity  at  25°C 1.0
Flash Point (TCC), °C > 100
Surface Tension 30 dynes/cm
Solvent Content None
Odor mild
Toxicity low, mild irritant
Curing Time 2 hours at 20°C, 15 minutes at 45°C
   Properties for Cured  Sealant
 
Color Amber
Hardness Shore A 90
Compression Modulus (ASTM D 695)
Modulus, psi
210,000
Modulus of Elasticity (Compression) 16,459
Coefficient of thermal expansion 210 x 10-6 cm/cm/°C
Dielectric Strength 1.000 volts x mm
Temperature Range -55°C to 150°C
Solvent Resistance Meets Military Specifications MIL-1-6869D
And MIL-1-17563A
   Impregnation Process:
  1. Resin Activation:
    Liquid resin is loaded into impregnation tank aerated and cooled at 2-3 °C; adding catalyst at level of 5-10 g/100 liters makes activation. This quantity is normally sufficient to have curing time of 16-25 minutes measured in probe glass tube at 45 °C. This test should be the standard reference for bath stability conditions and will assure room temperature anaerobic curing of about 3 hours into metal porosity. In case of bath contamination from active metals, such as brass and copper, test time needs to be shortened; retarder solution may be added to restore correct time.

  2. Metal parts are loaded into a basket and lowered into resin tank.
  3. Vacuum of about 20 mill bars is applied for 3-5 minutes.
  4. Air restored to tank, basket is extracted from bath and centrifuged to remove excess of liquid sealant.
  5. Basket is transferred to wash tank charged with water or water-detergent solution.
  6. Curing is normally performed at room temperature. In some cases is heated at higher temperature to increase the curing speed. 

   Handling and Storage:

Store in a cool place, avoid exposure to direct sunlight and heat. Air space in container keeps product liquid, the absence of oxygen may lead to premature polymerization with large heat generation. Product is classified as irritant. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, refer to MSDS before use.

PRECAUTIONS: This product and the auxiliary materials normally combined with it are capable of producing adverse health effects ranging from minor skin irritation to serious systemic effects. None of these materials should be used, stored, or transported until the handling precautions and recommendations as stated in the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for this and all other products being used are understood by all persons who will work with the.
Warranty: All products purchased from or supplied by Parson are subject to terms and conditions set out in the contract. Parson warrants only that its product will meet those specifications designated as such herein or in other publications. All other information supplied by Parson is consider accurate but are furnished upon the express condition the customer shall make its own assessment to determine the product's suitability for a particular purpose. Parson makes no other warranty, either express or implied, including those regarding such other information, the data upon which the same is based, or the results to be obtained from the use thereof; that any product shall be merchantable or fit for any particular purpose; or that the use of such other information or product will nor infringe any patent.

Parson Adhesives, Inc.   675 Tennyson Drive, Rochester, MI 48307
Toll Free-Phone: 1-877-805-0185 Fax: (248) 299-3846 E-mail: sales at parsonadhesives.com

 





PARSEAL 7090 Impregnation Resin


PARSEAL 7090 is a low viscosity sealant specifically formulated for impregnation under vacuum of porosity of metals castings, powdered metal parts, wood and ceramics. The liquid sealant undergoes free radical polymerization to form a tough thermoset polymer that permanently seals the pores. This product cures in 5 -15 minutes at temperature of 75 - 90°C.

   Advantages
  • Fluorescence under blue light. Inspection of impregnated parts performed under blue light.
  • Excellent resistance to coolants, lubricants, fuels, hydraulic fluids, air, glycols and industrial solvents.
  • High performance sealant for low to medium production capacity with minimum maintenance.
  • Meets military specification Mil-I-17563 Rev.C-Class 1
 >  Application
  • Ideal for automotive powertrains, steering systems, air conditioning and other components.
  • Wide variety of applications in military, aerospace, general industry, electronics and telecommunication industry.
  • Plating and coating of metal parts.
   Properties for Liquid Sealant
Composition Anaerobic Methacrylate Resin
Appearance Clear, Amber
Fluorescence Fluorescence under blue light
Viscosity  at  25°C 10 cps
Specific Gravity  at  25°C 1.0
Flash Point (TCC), °C > 100
Surface Tension 30 dynes/cm
Solvent Content None
Odor mild
Toxicity low, mild irritant
Curing Time 5 - 15 minutes at 75 - 90°C

 

   Properties for Cured Sealant
Color Amber
Hardness Shore A 90
Compression Modulus (ASTM D 695)
Modulus, psi
210,000
Modulus of Elasticity (Compression) 16,459
Coefficient of thermal expansion 210 x 10-6 cm/cm/°C
Dielectric Strength 1.000 volts x mm
Temperature Range -55°C to 150°C
Solvent Resistance Meets Military Specifications MIL-1-6869D
And MIL-1-17563A

 

   Impregnation Process:
  1. Resin Activation:
    Liquid resin is loaded into impregnation tank aerated and cooled at 2-3 °C; adding catalyst at level of 5-10 g/100 liters makes activation. This quantity is normally sufficient to have curing time of 5 – 15 minutes measured in probe glass tube at 75 °C. In case of bath contamination from active metals, such as brass and copper, test time needs to be shortened; retarder solution may be added to restore correct time.

  2. Metal parts are loaded into a basket and lowered into resin tank.
  3. Vacuum of about 20 mill bars is applied for 3-5 minutes.
  4. Air restored to tank, basket is extracted from bath and centrifuged to remove excess of liquid sealant.
  5. Basket is transferred to wash tank charged with water or water-detergent solution.
  6. Curing is normally performed at 75 – 90 °C for 5 – 15 minutes.

   Handling and Storage:

Store in a cool place, avoid exposure to direct sunlight and heat. Air space in container keeps product liquid, the absence of oxygen may lead to premature polymerization with large heat generation. Product is classified as irritant. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, refer to MSDS before use.

PRECAUTIONS: This product and the auxiliary materials normally combined with it are capable of producing adverse health effects ranging from minor skin irritation to serious systemic effects. None of these materials should be used, stored, or transported until the handling precautions and recommendations as stated in the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for this and all other products being used are understood by all persons who will work with the.
Warranty: All products purchased from or supplied by Parson are subject to terms and conditions set out in the contract. Parson warrants only that its product will meet those specifications designated as such herein or in other publications. All other information supplied by Parson is consider accurate but are furnished upon the express condition the customer shall make its own assessment to determine the product's suitability for a particular purpose. Parson makes no other warranty, either express or implied, including those regarding such other information, the data upon which the same is based, or the results to be obtained from the use thereof; that any product shall be merchantable or fit for any particular purpose; or that the use of such other information or product will nor infringe any patent.

Parson Adhesives, Inc.   675 Tennyson Drive, Rochester, MI 48307
Toll Free-Phone: 1-877-805-0185 Fax: (248) 299-3846 E-mail: sales at parsonadhesives.com

 





PARSEAL 7091 Impregnation Resin


PARSEAL 7091 is a low viscosity reactive sealant specifically formulated for impregnation under vacuum of porosity of metals castings, powdered metal parts, wood and ceramics. The liquid sealant undergoes free radical polymerization to form a tough thermoset polymer that permanently seals the pores. This product cures in 5- 15 minutes at temperature of 90 0C.

   Advantages
  • Excellent resistance to coolants, lubricants, fuels, hydraulic fluids, air, glycols and industrial solvents.
  • This resin technology greatly reduces the consumption of the impregnation resin and will minimize the output of wastewater from the process.
  • Meets military specification Mil-I-17563 Rev.C-Class 1
   Application
  • Ideal for automotive powertrains, steering systems, air conditioning and other components.
  • Wide variety of applications in military, aerospace, general industry, electronics and telecommunication industry.
  • Plating and coating of metal parts.
   Properties for Liquid Sealant
Composition Anaerobic Methacrylate Resin
Appearance Clear, Amber
Fluorescence upon request
Viscosity  at  25°C 8 cps
Specific Gravity  at  25°C 0.92 - 0.96
Flash Point (TCC), °C > 100
Surface Tension 30 dynes/cm
Solvent Content None
Odor mild
Toxicity low, mild irritant
Curing Time 5 - 15 minutes at 90°C
Shelf life  at  25°C 6 months for the catalyzed resin in the original container.
12 months for the un catalyzed resin in the original container.

 

 >  Properties of Liquid Additive 7091 W/A
Composition Methacrylate ester
Color Clear, amber
Viscosity  at  25°C 8
Level of use 12% w/w of the washing water bath

 

   Properties for Cured Sealant
Color Amber
Hardness Shore A 90
Compression Modulus (ASTM D 695)
Modulus, psi
158,985
Compressive Strength, psi 16,459
Modulus of Elasticity (Compression) 10000 daN/cm2
Coefficient of thermal expansion 150 x 10-6 cm/cm/°C
Electric Resistivity DIN 53482 1015 (ohm.mm)
Dielectric Strength DIN 53481 1 (Kv/mm)
Temperature Range -55°C to 200°C
Solvent Resistance Meets Military Specifications MIL-1-6869D
And MIL-1-17563A

 

   Impregnation Process:
  • Impregnation by immersion of parts in the resin 7091 under vacuum.
  • Cleaning of parts: the residual resin being removed from the surface by a water washing solution containing the additive 7091 W/A at level of 12% w/w. A further cleaning by pure water will improve the surface quality of the parts. The resultant water will be feed together with further additive 7091 W/A to restore the level of the washing bath.
  • Recovery of resin 7091 from the washing solution: the resin will be separated and collected at the surface of the washing bath after rest time, than recycled at the impregnation step.

  • Curing of impregnated parts by immersion in hot water bath typically at 90°C per 5 - 15 minutes.

   Handling and Storage:

Store in a cool place, avoid exposure to direct sunlight and heat. Air space in container keeps product liquid, the absence of oxygen may lead to premature polymerization with large heat generation. Product is classified as irritant. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, refer to MSDS before use.

PRECAUTIONS: This product and the auxiliary materials normally combined with it are capable of producing adverse health effects ranging from minor skin irritation to serious systemic effects. None of these materials should be used, stored, or transported until the handling precautions and recommendations as stated in the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for this and all other products being used are understood by all persons who will work with the.
Warranty: All products purchased from or supplied by Parson are subject to terms and conditions set out in the contract. Parson warrants only that its product will meet those specifications designated as such herein or in other publications. All other information supplied by Parson is consider accurate but are furnished upon the express condition the customer shall make its own assessment to determine the product's suitability for a particular purpose. Parson makes no other warranty, either express or implied, including those regarding such other information, the data upon which the same is based, or the results to be obtained from the use thereof; that any product shall be merchantable or fit for any particular purpose; or that the use of such other information or product will nor infringe any patent.


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Parson Adhesives, Inc. 675 Tennyson Drive, Rochester, MI 48307 Toll Free-Phone: 1-877-805-0185 Fax: (248) 299-3846 E-mail: sales at parsonadhesives.com