15 Jan
2002
15 Jan
'02
12:58 p.m.
On Jan 15, 9:10, Eric J. Korpela wrote:
Nope, original Araldite (sets in about an hour and cures fully in 8-24
hours, faster at higher temperatures) and Araldite Rapid (sets in 5-10
minutes, and cures in about an hour) are both clear-to-amber epoxy resins.
Both are mixed 50:50; both come as light amber resin and transparent
bluish hardener. The company does make other products, including Aerolite,
and some other epoxies, perhaps what you've seen is one of those.
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
> > What color is Araldite? Is it a two-part
black-and-white epoxy
> > like "JB Weld" that sets as grey? Or is it clear to amber,
> > like those that come in dual syringes?
>
> It's clear to amber, and comes in a couple of packages, either two
tubes
or dual
syringes.
There must be multiple varieties. The varity I'm familiar with is
definitely grey and is mixed 10 parts base to 4 parts hardener.