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PHENOFREE hot moulding resin
New phenol-free and formaldehyde-free thermosetting mounting resin
In line with its ecological commitment, LAM PLAN proposes on the market the first effective alternative to phenol metallographic mounting resins which are liable to release phenol (and/or formaldehyde) during baking.

The PHENOFREE mounting is intended for the technical mounting of all types of materials for material examinations or edge examinations. It smartly replaces the traditional phenol mounting resins with the same hardness and less shrinkage than a phenol mounting resins.

The range of PHENOFREE resins includes 3 coloured resins (grey, white and red) to make the identification of your metallographic samples easier. They are particularly adapted for the polishing of hard materials. The white Phenofree resin may prove to be in some cases a good alternative to the use of epoxy resins.

Characteristics Qty. in kg Ref.
PHENOFREE 1
Grey composite powder
Polyvalent, hard
2,5 06 PF010 20
10 06 PF010 10
25 06 PF010 50
PHENOFREE 2
Red composite powder
Polyvalent, very hard
2,5 06 PF020 20
10 06 PF020 10
25 06 PF020 50
PHENOFREE 3
White composite powder
Polyvalent, extra hard
2,5 06 PF030 20
10 06 PF030 10
25 06 PF030 50
Require the unmoulding agent SOLILUB.
PHENOFREE hot moulding resin | Taiwan Nakazawa


Unmoulding agent
Recommended for PHENOFREE, 633 and 634 resins.

Characteristics Qty.  Ref.
SOLILUB
Anti-stick powder
for hot mounting process
Pot de 50 g 06 00683 00
Anti-Stick Powder | Taiwan Nakazawa
Hot mounting resins
To respond to all metallographic control and research situations, LAM PLAN developed and tested a range of hot mounting resins. Each resin is characterized by a very specific physical and chemical properties.

Model Description Characteristics Qty. Ref.
EPOXY RESINS 633 & 634 Hot Mounting Resins|Taiwan Nakazawa
EPOXY RESINS 633 AND 634
The black epoxy mounting resin is filled with glass fibres with high mineral loads. It is ideal for mountings intended for edge examinations of hard to extra hard materials thanks to its resistance to abrasion, important hardness, and absence of shrinkage. The 634 is a fine powder epoxy resin, used for examination of edged samples. 633
Black epoxy powder, loaded with glass fibres
Edges examinations
Extra hardness - No shrinkage
2,5 kg 06 00633 20
10 kg 06 00633 10
634
Black epoxy powder, fine grains
Edge examinations on complex samples
High hardness - No shrinkage
2,5 kg 06 00634 20
ACRYLIC RESINS 616 & 616.2 Hot Mounting Resins|Taiwan Nakazawa
ACRYLIC RESINS 616 AND 616.2
The acrylic resin 616 is perfectly transparent and adapted to most materials. Mainly used to view the evolution of the grinding of the sample.
Perfectly transparent with no cotton effect, the acrylic resin 616.2 is resistant to alcohol, and therefore ideal for work with alcohol-based polishing products or requiring a cleaning phase with ethanol, isopropyl alcohol, or other.
616
Transparent acrylic powder.
Visualizing the sample during and after
the polishing. All materials.
2,5 kg 06 00616 20
10 kg 06 00616 10
616.2
Transparent acrylic powder.
Visualizing the sample during and after
the polishing. Alcohol resistant.
2,5 kg 06 06162 20
10 kg 06 06162 10
COPPER MOUNTING RESIN 604.3 Hot Mounting Resins|Taiwan Nakazawa
COPPER MOUNTING RESIN 604.3
Conductive mounting resin for examinations with SEM or electrolytic etching device. A pure copper-based resin of very homogeneous consistency, the conductibility of your mountings is optimized. The use of ultra-pure materials eliminates the risk of an analysis error. 604.3
Resinoid copper powder
For electrolytic polishing.
2 kg 06 00604 30
GRAPHITE MOUNTING RESIN 617 Hot Mounting Resins|Taiwan Nakazawa
GRAPHITE MOUNTING RESIN 617
Conductive phenolic mounting resin loaded with graphite (without copper and without metals or alloys) for SEM and TEM examinations. 617
Conductive black phenolic powder (graphite)
For SEM examination
1,5 kg 06 00617 00
Advice on the use of LAM PLAN hot mounting resins

Advice on the use of LAM PLAN hot mounting resins | Taiwan Nakazawa


Diagnosis and guidance for hot mounting resins
Before beginning any mounting process, the grease needs to be removed from the samples in order for the resin to adhere to the contours of the parts. Check if any burrs were committed in the cutting process. If necessary, deburr the sample’s edges with an abrasive paper.

Diagnosis and guidance for hot mounting resins | Taiwan Nakazawa