Sumitomo Bakelite Varcum 29354 Phenolic Resin

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Sumitomo Bakelite Varcum 29354 Phenolic Resin
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Phenolic
Material Notes:	Varcum 29354 is a reactive liquid phenolic resin containing furfuryl alcohol monomer and polymer with a minimum amount of water. APPLICATION: Varcum 29354 is used as a liquid resin wetting agent in the manufacture of bonded abrasives. FEATURES: Formulated to reduce volatile content to negligible proportions while still maintaining viscosity levels adequate for standard wheel production procedures. The low volatile content permits the use of this resin in denser wheel grades. The low water content permits the use of lime in the wheel formulation. May be used as a wetting agent at higher wheel density levels than standard liquid resins. Enables the formulator to obtain the greater, higher strength advantages of a liquid resin wetting agent at wheel density grades as high as U or V. Mixes and processes satisfactorily according to standard grinding wheel manufacturing techniques. May be used with any typical powdered phenolic grinding wheel resin. Information provided by Sumitomo Bakelite High Performance Plastics (sbhpp)
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pH, DCT 4064A Viscosity, DCT 4003F

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Manufacturer Notes:
Durez Corporation; Sumitomo Bakelite High Peformance Plastics, SBNA, SBHPP

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Plastic

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