Accelerator CF13

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Accelerator™ CF13 is a cobalt-free accelerator for curing unsaturated polyester resins.

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  • Brand

    Accelerator™
  • Chemical family

    Metal accelerator
  • CAS number

    7758-89-6
  • Physical form

    Liquid
  • Regional availability

    Africa, Europe, India, Middle East
  • Chemical name

    Metal complex
  • Molecular drawing

    Metal accelerator
  • Applications

    Accelerator™ CF13 can be used in combination with Butanox M-50 in an ambient temperature curing system for: hand lay-up and spray up application, polymer concrete manufacturing, other applications and market segments where Cobalt is an undesired trace element. Accelerator™ CF13 is ideally used in systems with ambient temperature curing. It is not recommended for curing at elevated temperatures (>80°C). Furthermore it should be noted that due to the presence of Copper the cured end product will have a shade of green color. Accelerator™ CF13 contains Copper chloride which makes the formulation slightly corrosive.

Market Segments

Thermoset composites

Detailed description

Accelerator™ CF13 is a cobalt-free accelerator for curing unsaturated polyester resins.

Functions

  • Accelerator

Applications

  • Buttons,
  • Continuous Laminating,
  • Resin Transfer Molding,
  • Filament winding,
  • Vinylesters,
  • Hand lay-up & spray-up
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