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SILZOT® RTP is a spray dried granulated silicon nitride powder containing processing and sintering additives.
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DYHARD® 100 is part of a series that consists of different micronized grades of dicyandiamide curing agents for the formulation of thermosetting epoxy resin compositions. They contain up to 3 % of inert anti-caking agent in order to prevent agglomerations and to improve handling. The products of the DYHARD® 100 series do not react with epoxy resins at moderate temperatures. Dispersed in epoxy resin the mixture remains stable until activated by heat.
DYHARD® 100S is part of a series that consists of different micronized grades of dicyandiamide curing agents for the formulation of thermosetting epoxy resin compositions. They contain up to 3 % of inert anti-caking agent in order to prevent agglomerations and to improve handling. The products of the DYHARD® 100 series do not react with epoxy resins at moderate temperatures. Dispersed in epoxy resin the mixture remains stable until activated by heat.
DYHARD® 100SF is part of a series that consists of different micronized grades of dicyandiamide curing agents for the formulation of thermosetting epoxy resin compositions. They contain up to 3 % of inert anti-caking agent in order to prevent agglomerations and to improve handling. The products of the DYHARD® 100 series do not react with epoxy resins at moderate temperatures. Dispersed in epoxy resin the mixture remains stable until activated by heat.
DYHARD® 100SH is part of a series that consists of different micronized grades of dicyandiamide curing agents for the formulation of thermosetting epoxy resin compositions. They contain up to 3 % of inert anti-caking agent in order to prevent agglomerations and to improve handling. The products of the DYHARD® 100 series do not react with epoxy resins at moderate temperatures. Dispersed in epoxy resin the mixture remains stable until activated by heat.