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As Canada prepares to host matches for the FIFA World Cup 2026, we would like to inform you of potential shipping disruptions in selected areas due to road closures, increased traffic, security measures, and event-related restrictions.
As Canada prepares to host matches for the FIFA World Cup 2026, we would like to inform you of potential shipping disruptions in selected areas due to road closures, increased traffic, security measures, and event-related restrictions.
EpoxAcast 670 HT

EpoxAcast 670 HT

by Smooth-On Inc
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$89.60
$89.60 - $89.60
$89.60
$81.80
$81.80 - $81.80
$81.80

High Temp Castable Epoxy

EpoxAcast® 670 HT (formerly 20-136) is an epoxy casting compound which offers high heat resistance up to 350° F/177° C if post cure schedule is used. EpoxAcast® 670 HT features a relatively low viscosity that ensures minimal bubble entrapment. EpoxAcast® 670 HT also offers an extra long working time of 3 hours. Castings cure with negligible shrinkage and are very hard, very strong and heat resistant. EpoxAcast® 670 HT is ideal for making vacuum form molds, foundry patterns, forming dies & fixtures, hard rollers, industrial parts and high impact tools. EpoxAcast® 670 HT is also suitable for encapsulation applications or for use as a high temperature epoxy for bonding a variety of surfaces.

 

High Temp Castable Epoxy

EpoxAcast® 670 HT (formerly 20-136) is an epoxy casting compound which offers high heat resistance up to 350° F/177° C if post cure schedule is used. EpoxAcast® 670 HT features a relatively low viscosity that ensures minimal bubble entrapment. EpoxAcast® 670 HT also offers an extra long working time of 3 hours. Castings cure with negligible shrinkage and are very hard, very strong and heat resistant. EpoxAcast® 670 HT is ideal for making vacuum form molds, foundry patterns, forming dies & fixtures, hard rollers, industrial parts and high impact tools. EpoxAcast® 670 HT is also suitable for encapsulation applications or for use as a high temperature epoxy for bonding a variety of surfaces.