HIGH HEAT TOOLING DOUGH

 

HHTD-"A"

RATIO:  100pbw to 25pbw

HARDENER:  HHTD-"B"

GENERAL DESCRIPTION:  HHTD A & B is a lightweight, color coded, high heat, two component epoxy system.  When mixed together it forms a soft dough-like consistency that gels at room temperature.   Then post cure.

RECOMMENDED USE:  Apply two high temperature epoxy gel coats (HSC-905 & HT-9234), then 2-4 layers of fiberglass cloth (6 oz. TO 10 oz.) with high temperature laminating resin (HTR-350 & HT-9234).   Then apply HHTD A & B to about 1/4" to 3/4" thick, making sure resin and hardener are mixed thoroughly.  Then 2-4 layers of fiberglass cloth with high temperature laminating resin.   This application will yield a very lightweight sandwich mold.

 

TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Ratio by Weight 100pbw to 25pbw
Ratio by Volume 4.3 to 1
Pot Life 140 minutes
Shore "D" At 72ºF 60
Shore "D" At 350ºF 55
Density Mixed 4.27 W.P.G.
Shelf Life Resin/Hardener 1 Year

 

HHTD PART A & B

COVERAGE:  One unit at 20 pounds, covers approximately 15 square feet at 1/2" thick.

Upon completion the tool should be allowed to cure at ambient temperature.  Apply oven cure according to the following schedule:

1 hour at 100º
1 hour at 150º
1 hour at 200º
1 hour at 250º
1 hour at 300º
2 hours at 350º
1 hour at 250º
1 hour at 200º
1 hour at 150º

After oven has cooled to ambient temperature, tool can be removed.


Page Last Modified:  05/01/01