Can benzene dissolve fiberglass?
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Can benzene dissolve fiberglass?
I feel like it shouldn't work. It depends on the kind of resin used. You can do your own experiment and see.
It is inconvenient to conduct experiments by yourself. It may be caused by slow corrosion over a long period of time. No problem was found during the experiment, but it will be troublesome in actual use. As mentioned on the 2nd floor, it still depends on the specific resin. If possible, ask the generator to provide information
Benzene has a destructive effect on glass. Different resins are only a matter of how long they are used.
In epoxy resin, can benzene dissolve after curing?
Cross-linked resins and rubbers can only swell but not dissolve. This is determined by the molecular structure unless the chemical bonds are destroyed, such as using acid or alkali to break the cross-linked chemical bonds.
Use vinyl resin W2-1 type, use alkali-free glass fiber cloth, and add chopped strand mat, and it should be able to be used for 8 to 10 years without any problems.
Yes, everyone above has said it. But the experience of our factory is different from the above (there are examples, the temperature is about 100℃). To avoid anyone saying that I am advertising, please send me a text message if you want to know.