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As a toll manufacturer, Capital Resin’s mission is to make only the best industrial resins and chemicals; one example being our capabilities as phenolic resin manufacturer(pt,ja,th)s. You can trust that we protect each customer’s intellectual property while producing high-quality materials in our stainless-steel reactor systems. We work in a wide variety of industries and are considered professional resorcinol resin manufacturers and phenolic resin producers. Since , we have built our corporation to become a trusted partner in research and development, custom manufacturing, and chemical tolling in multiple industry facets and applications. Capital Resin’s experience in phenolic resin manufacturing ensures each product is developed to meet your specifications without compromising quality. We bring technical mastery and custom solutions to the forefront of our partnerships.

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Our capabilities as a phenolic resin manufacturer enable us to serve multiple industries with products that meet safety and performance standards. From adhesives to coatings, we have solutions to match your needs. If you need a resorcinol resin manufacturer or other chemical services, working with Capital Resin can shorten your start-up time. Our expertise, combined with specialized equipment, can lower your production costs and make your products available quicker. We are here as a transparent and trustworthy partner in each of the services we provide.

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Contact us today if you would like to learn how Capital Resin, one of the leading chemical toll manufacturing companies, can help find a solution to your phenolic resin and resorcinol resin needs. By choosing a phenolic resin manufacturer with decades of expertise, you ensure superior product quality and dependable production timelines. At Capital Resin, our focus is on building lasting partnerships with our clients.

Phenolic resins and Resorcinol Resins are used in coatings, adhesives, sealant and elastomer applications. In the food packaging industry, these resins can be used in many different applications, including providing a safe and sealed coating to protect metal cans from rusting and keep the consumer happy and safe. It can also be used as an adhesive, for things such as wood glue, or even in things like Kevlar and armor. Capital Resin can produce phenolic resins for applications in the following industries:

We are looking for a source that will sell reasonable quantities of Phenolic casting resin for making new, replacement parts. We do our own casting in aluminum, brass, and resins but have a need to make electrically isolated parts.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Cismontguy Phenolic resin was used in metallurgy labs to mount specimens for micro examination. It is not cast. The powdered resin is placed in a mold with a piston and heated to a certain temperature and put under high pressure and held until it sets. The resin compresses during the compression operation. Once set, it can be cooled and removed from the mold. It is a thermosetting material, meaning you cannot re-melt it. Buehler is one of the makers of metallurgical mounting presses and sells the resin in retail quantities.

http://www.buehler.com/consumables/sectioning/compression-mounting/phenocure

Larry Could try electrical potting resin, some have very similar properties and of cause are brilliant insulators + moisture resistant. There normally 2 part in a self mixing bag, pull the clip and mash together then snip the corner and pour out. Phenolic resin or similar material need help

Thanks for this information. I would really like to speak to someone who has experience using these materials. If someone on the forum can help me, please PM me.

Thanks,

Cismontguy When you say casting, to me that means a liquid or can you do molding which may require some degree of pressure? What properties do you need? Strength, non-tracking, filled? Do you use rubber molds, metal or permanent molds, molds that become part of the product? Do you need agency recognition such as U/L or CSA?

When you say casting, as in a liquid, your options for resins and fillers are fairly limited. Polyesters and epoxies come to mind.

I am by no means an expert in this field, but if you wish to contact me, send a PM.

Tom Looking for source of Phenolic casting materials

We could do either cast the material as a liquid or form it in a mold under pressure. I am just trying to find a source for the materials and learn how to use them. I received a quick reply from Buehler regarding a 5lbs container of their PhenoCure as mentioned above.

Cismontguy