A hand held, variable speed air powered chopper gun for coating molds or parts with glass reinforcement. Continuous glass roving is fed into the rear of the gun. The gun then chops the roving into short pieces and deposits them onto the mold. Resin is then applied by brush, roller or sprayed on using a cup gun. The length of the fibers can be varied from 4" down to 5/16". This gun will deposit the equivalent of one layer of 1 oz mat onto a vertical surface without fall-off before wet-out. Ideally suited to quick mold or part build-up once the first layer or two are in place. Use a saturation roller to remove trapped air. New design increases cutter head surface by 32% and increased quantity of chopped material between blade replacements by 33%. Works with #522 Gun Roving or #2293 24K Carbon Tow.

An inexpensive gel coat gun for spraying small to medium size molds. Avoids the high cost of catalyst injector systems and at the same time avoids the pitfalls of a regular spray gun. The resin and catalyst are mixed in the disposable paper cups, the lid and nozzle assembly are pressed on, and the cup is then placed on the gun. With the paper cup in a level position, depress the trigger and the air stream picks up the gel coat and provides a uniform, high velocity spray pattern. To clean up, merely remove the cup form the gun, and just clean the lid and nozzle.

Cup capacity is one quart. We ship the gun with a 3/16" ID nozzle, but others are available.

• Pressure required –60 - 100 psi
• Air consumption – 5.8 CFM at 80 psi
  
• Compressor required – 5 HP
  
• Air connection - 1/4" TPR
  
• Dry weight – 2.0 lbs

#83 is a waxed resin for laminating thin fiberglass skins on plywood, or for general purpose fiberglass repairs. The wax in the resin will prevent surface tackiness even when applied in thin coats. Sand off the wax layer before painting or secondary bonding. Stir thoroughly in can before using.
Formulated for 1.25% MEKP.

83/69-A kit contains (1) QUART RESIN, (1) 69-A.
83/69-AK kit contains (12) QUARTS RESIN, (12) 69-A.
83/69-B kit contains (1) GAL RESIN, (2) 69-A.
83/69-BK kit contains (4) GAL RESIN, (8) 69-A.

#24/25 is a two-part, equal mix, self-rising, 2lb/ cu. ft. density closed-cell foam system. Foaming begins within 45 seconds after the two liquids are mixed and continues for several more minutes. The foam expands approximately 30 times its liquid volume before curing, and will fill any shape cavity. It does not react with oil or gasoline and it will not absorb water. #24/25 is ideal for floatation applications and provides 60 pounds of floatation per cubic foot of foam. Unlike polyester foams, polyurethane foam is compatible with both polyester and epoxy resins. 

Kevlar® in plain weave form is the most popular Kevlar® in composites. Although it is a little stiff for highly contoured molds, it offers uniform properties, maximum stability and simple surfacing characteristics. Good stiffness, light weight and high abrasion resistance.

This vinyl ester resin is formulated for maximum corrosion resistance to most fuels, vapors, and both acidic and basic chemicals. It is also heat resistant and blended for toughness. These qualities make it perfect for repairing tank linings, blistering boat hulls, as well as fabricating tough all-around parts. Shelf Life Limited to 3 months. (Hetron 922)
Formulated for 1.25% MEKP.

1110/69-F kit contains (1) QUART RESIN, (1) 69-A.
1110/69-A kit contains (1) GAL RESIN, (2) 69-A.
1110/69-AK kit contains (4) GAL RESIN, (8) 69-A.

These precision chopped graphite fibers offer an economical alternative for localized reinforcement of high performance parts requiring optimal electrical conductivity, high strength and moduli. Excellent for reducing voids in difficult vacuum bagging applications. Spread the filler in deep cavities or sharp edges of parts and be assured the pressure will squeeze out air. 

3K, 12x12, 5.7 oz/sq yd, 50" Wide. Small yet powerful, this pattern displays carbon fiber fragments with rich, complex detail. This fabric changes in the light like a hologram. When viewed at a certain angle, small diamond shapes are visible. When laminated, the shifty, lustrous pattern creates an extraordinarily sleek surface.