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Epoxy
EP30LV-1 is a low viscosity, optically clear epoxy.

Master Bond’s (Hackensack, NJ) newly developed EP30LV-1 is a low viscosity, optically clear epoxy for general purpose bonding, coating, sealing and casting. Features include:

Linear shrinkage after cure at 0.0003 inches/in.
Resistance to chemicals including oil, water and most organic solvents, as well as cold sterilants, ETO and gamma radiation.
2 part epoxy compound.
Only contact pressure is required for cure.
An electrical insulator.

For more information visit www.masterbond.com

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154 Hobart St., Hackensack, NJ 07601

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