2. Properties of epoxy resins
Separate product specifications are covered in , as they are used to control the raw materials delivered to the user.
The main properties of epoxy resins are listed below:
the final phase, in which the resin is cross-linked with a hardener, is a polyaddition reaction: hence minimal shrinkage, with the possibility of casting very large masses;
the low water absorption and absence of post-shrinkage give these products exceptional dimensional stability, making them ideal for use in tooling, in particular for reproduction models, drilling jigs, master models... ;
their ability to maintain their initial electrical performance, even after exposure to moisture, explains in part their use in electronic and electrical applications...
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Properties of epoxy resins