Vacuum pressure for degassing


Vacuum pressure for degassing
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Hi, I have the glasscast 50 epoxy resin, and I would like to ensure that is free of bubbles by degassing it in a vacuum chamber. What is a suitable vacuum pressure for this epoxy and how long should I put it in for?
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Vacuum pressure for degassing
cs24 - 6 Years Ago
     In most applications, due to GlassCast's excellent self degassing properties, vacuum degassing is not necessary. However if you wish to do so, there is no reason why you cannot do so. You should ai...
Warren (Staff) - 6 Years Ago
             Thank you very much! That was very informative!
cs24 - 6 Years Ago

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