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Solvay VTM® 260 series Epoxy Resin
Categories: Polymer; Thermoset; Epoxy

Material Notes: Description: VTM 260 series resins are toughened, 65 to 120° (149 to 248°F) curing temperature epoxy resin matrices specifically developed for oven vacuum bag processing of large structures. These resins are particularly suited to the marine and industrial markets.

Features & Benefits:

  • Outstanding vacuum only processing capability on a wide range of reinforcements
  • Flexible curing capability
  • Up to 30 days out life 12°C (70°F)
  • 12 months storage at -18°C (0°F)
  • Service temperature up to 100°C (212°F)
  • Available in ZPREG selective impregnation formats
  • Suitable for component and tooling manufacture
  • Fully co-curable with the VTM260 range of adhesives surfacing films and syntactic plies
Product Variants:
VTM263: High viscosity, low flow variant-suitable for selective impregnation of fabrics or full impregnation of lightweight fabric reinforcements
VTM264: Intermediate viscosity and tack-suitable for full impregnation of light and medium weight unidirectional and fabric reinforcements
VTM266: Low viscosity-suitable for the full impregnation of heavyweight fabric reinforcements up to 2400g/m2
VTM267: Controlled tack for sided impregnation and film infusion
VTM267FRB and VTM264FRB: Flame-retarded resin systems are also available, see (PDS1180)

Note 1: Material: VTM264/CF302-42%; Cure cycle: 5 hours at 80°C (179°F), oven vacuum bag cure
Note 2: Material: VTM264/T700-35%; Cure cycle: 5 hours at 80°C (179°F), oven vacuum bag cure

Information provided by Cytec, subsequently acquired by Solvay.

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Physical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Density 1.20 g/cc1 hr at 120°C
Storage Temperature -18.0 °C
 
Mechanical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Tensile Strength 5800 psi90°, Note 2; ASTM D3039
 102000 psi0°, Note 1; ASTM D3039
 108000 psi90°, Note 1; ASTM D3039
 374000 psi0°, Note 2; ASTM D3039
Tensile Modulus 9.10 GPa90°, Note 2; ASTM D3039
 60.0 GPa0°, Note 1; ASTM D3039
 60.5 GPa90°, Note 1; ASTM D3039
 131 GPa0°, Note 2; ASTM D3039
Compressive Strength 182 MPa90°, Note 2; ASTM D3410
 540 MPa0°, Note 1; ASTM D3410
 560 MPa90°, Note 1; ASTM D3410
 1235 MPa0°, Note 2; ASTM D3410
Compressive Modulus 53000 MPa90°, Note 1; ASTM D3410
 54000 MPa0°, Note 1; ASTM D3410
 188000 MPa0°, Note 2; ASTM D3410
Shear Modulus 3.90 GPaIn-plane, Note 1; ASTM D3518
 3.94 GPaIn-plane, Note 2; ASTM D3518
Shear Strength 10300 psi0° Interlaminar, Note 1; ASTM D2344
 12400 psiIn-plane, Note 2; ASTM D3518
 12900 psi0° Interlaminar, Note 2; ASTM D2344
 13800 psiIn-plane, Note 1; ASTM D3518
 
Thermal PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Maximum Service Temperature, Air 100 °C
Glass Transition Temp, Tg 80.0 °CDMA E' 16 hrs at 65°C
 95.0 °CDMA E' 5 hrs at 80°C
 115 °CDMA E' 2 hrs at 100°C
 120 °CDMA E' 1 hr at 120°C
 
Processing PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Cure Time 1.00 hour
@Temperature 120 °C
 2.00 hour
@Temperature 100 °C
 5.00 hour
@Temperature 80.0 °C
Shelf Life 12.0 Month

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