Resins

Resins - the mysterious world of reliable connections

How to protect electrical connections from moisture and corrosion? This is where resins come into play!   These extraordinary substances are like a magic shield for your installations, protecting them from harmful external factors and ensuring long-term reliability .

Types of resins - from gel to two-component wonders

In our offer you will find a real wealth of resins. Wondering which one will be best for your project? It depends on your needs! We have Power-Gel electrical installation gel, which is like liquid armor for your electrical connections.

In my experience, CG two-component polyurethane resin is a real multitasker.   It's like a Swiss army knife among resins - universal, durable and easy to apply . And if you need something for more demanding applications, I recommend EG two-component polyurethane resin. It's like an Iron Man among resins - it can handle even the most difficult conditions.

Resin applications - from simple connections to complex installations

Do you know what's best about our resins? Their versatility! CG hydrocarbon resin is a real specialist for harsh conditions. Imagine being able to secure connections even in places exposed to aggressive chemicals!

From my own experience, I recommend paying special attention to the curing time and mechanical properties of resins. These are key elements that determine the effectiveness and durability of the protection . Think of it like a good suit - it must not only be nice, but above all durable and suited to the occasion.

How to choose the perfect resin?

Choosing the right resin may seem complicated, but don't worry - I'll help you! Here are a few tips:

• Type of installation - electrical, hydraulic, or something specialized?
• Working environment - humid, exposed to chemicals, or perhaps extreme temperatures?
• Curing time - do you need a quick effect or is durability most important?
• Flexibility – will the connection be subject to vibration or movement?
• Adhesion - What materials does the resin need to adhere to?