CAMX 2022 exhibit preview: Scott Bader
Scott Bader North America showcases its Crestabond and Crestomer structural adhesives, Crestafix bonding pastes, Crestapol urethane acrylate resins and Crestamould tooling systems.
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Scott Bader North America (Stow, Ohio, U.S.) showcases its leading range of structural adhesives and advanced composites.
At CAMX 2022, the Scott Bader North American team discusses the company’s latest innovations, including Crestabond and Crestomer structural adhesives, Crestafix bonding pastes, Crestapol urethane acrylate resins and Crestamould tooling systems.
The Crestapol range of high-performance urethane acrylate resins feature the fire-retardant (FR) properties of filled Crestapol resins and Crystic FR gelcoats. Crestapol resins can reportedly be processed using open molding, infusion, resin transfer molding (RTM) and pultrusion, even with heavily aluminum trihydrate (ATH) filled (up to 200phr).
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