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General Infusion 2050

From $200.00

The Composite Pro System was originally developed for infusion, RTM light and fabric intensive hand layup marine composites and today finds use in a wide variety of composite products. It is a modified bisphenol A resin of low viscosity offering and excellent balance of color, UV stability, varying hardener speeds, easy mix ratios, extremely low vapor pressure, excellent chemical adhesion and high gloss finish. 2050 is ideal for infusion surf boards, composite ladder, bike components, foil boards where you want to maximize stiffness.

Note: This system is not suitable for carbon fiber / black parts which spend their life outside baking in the sun. You must use the high HDT system for these specific applications. Highly recommend to paint or to use a 2pack polyurethane protective coating for the most robust solution possible.

Composite Pro Resins

  • 2050 - Ideal for infusion surf boards, composite ladder, bike components, foil boards where you want to maximize stiffness.
    2060 - Ideal for infusion kayaks, where you want a good balance of stiffness and impact strength.
    2070 - Ideal for snowboards, skis, fishing poles, where you want a good balance of stiffness and impact strength. This products elongation matches well with fiberglass, natural fiber and synthetic fabrics.

Composite Pro Hardeners

Composite Pro's three hardeners. While the three resins above control the structural qualities of your finished product these hardeners control your processes, i.e, work time, cycle times, work flow, etc. Easy 3 to 1 Mix Ratio

  • 3100F - Fast hardener with a pot life of 20 minutes and sets in 2 to 3 hours
  • 3100S - Slow hardener with a pot life of 30 minutes and sets in 4-6 hours
  • 3100X - Extra Slow with a 50 minute pot life and sets in approximately 8 to 12 hours.

Additional information

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  • Very low color and good color stability • Good chemical resistance
  • High gloss
  • Easy wet out of difficult fabrics
  • Low viscosity
  • Variable toughness vs. high modulus
  • Easy 3 to 1 Mix Ratio
  • High-solids coatings
  • Infusion, RTM, fabric intensive layups• Chemically resistant coatings
  • Casting and Potting
  • Electronic Encapsulation