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Cement / Binder
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Cement refers to a mixture of binder and aggregate to form concretes or mortars such as Portland cement (calcium silicate), potassium silicate or polymer cement. Sometimes the term "cement" is used to describe mortars and other cement products.
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Mortar
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Mortars consist of a mixture of a binder or clinker and a fine aggregate. They are used to bond together brick or other components in structural applications.
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Concrete
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Concrete consists of specialty cement or Portland cement and water mixed with coarse aggregate (e.g., gravel or crushed stone), fine aggregate or sand.
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Caulk / Grout / Filler
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Grout and caulk are types of sealants used to fill in gaps between tiles, bricks or other components.
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Coating / Thinset
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Cement based coating products are thin set materials applied in thinner layers than liner products, mortar or concretes. The terms thinset cement, thinset mortar, dryset mortar and drybond mortar are synonymous.
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Pre-cast Shape
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Concrete or cement product in the form of a block, sheet or pre-cast shape.
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Setting / Cure Technology:
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Chemical Setting
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Binder or adhesive set through a chemical reaction process. Silicates (sodium, potassium, ethyl, etc.) are commonly used as binders in foundry, refractory and grinding wheel applications.
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Heat Setting / Thermoset
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Heat setting or thermoset bond use an elevated temperature and/or pressures to set the binder. Thermoset resins binders are crosslinked polymeric resins cured using heat or heat and pressure. Cured thermoset resins do not melt and flow when heated, but they may soften. Phenolic, melamine and urea formaldehyde resins are thermosetting adhesives that offer strong bonds and good resistance to high temperatures.
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Two / Multiple Component
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Two or multi-component bond or binder systems consist of two or more resins or a resin and a hardener or catalyst that when combined react and cure into a polyermized compound or bond.
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Other
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Other specialized, proprietary or unlisted technology type.
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Bond / Binder Type:
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Acrylate
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Acrylic binders are known for excellent environmental resistance and fast-setting time compared to other resin systems. Polymerizing acrylic or methylacrylic acids through a reaction with a suitable catalyst makes acrylic binders. They cure through a free radical mechanism. While they are usually supplied in two-component form, they do not typically require mixing. The catalyst, accelerator or hardener can be applied to one surface and the acrylic resin to the other surface. These adhesives or sealants are called two-step systems. Sufficient diffusion will occur when the surface are adjoined to complete curing of the adhesive. Acrylic binders are available in both of emulsion and solvent based versions.
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Epoxy
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Epoxy resins or binders exhibit high strength and low shrinkage during cure. Epoxies are known for their toughness and resistance to chemical and environmental damage. Most epoxies are two-part systems cured at room temperature. Some thermally cured or thermoset one-part epoxies are also available. Depending on the formulation, epoxy resins are used as potting agents, resin binders or laminating resins in fiberglass or composite construction, electrical conductors in microelectronic packaging and various structural bonding applications.
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Furan
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Thermosetting resins or binders in which the furan ring is an integral part of the polymer chain. Furan resins are made by the polymerization or poly condensation of furfural, furfural alcohol, or other compounds containing a furan ring, or by the reaction of these furan compounds with other compounds (not over 50%). Fire-retardant furans are used in hand lay-up, spray-up and filament winding operations. Furans are commonly used in foundry binders, polymer concrete or mortar binders, grinding wheels, refractories and other high temperature applications. Furan resins and chemicals are also used in fiberglass composites, hybrid resins with epoxy or phenolic, and in corrosion resistant cements.
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Phenolic / Formaldehyde
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Thermosetting resin binders based on the phenol formaldehyde or other formaldehyde system.
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Polyester
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Thermosetting resin binders based on the polyester or alkyd system.
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Polyurea
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Polyurea resins or binders are formed through the reaction of an isocyanate component with amine compounds. Polyurea resins used as a replacement for phenolics or other formaldehyde resins in particle or fiberboard binder applications. Diisocyanates react with diamines to yield polyureas. The reaction is very fast and results in a strong polymer, popular for coatings applications.
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Polyurethane
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Polyurethane resins or binders provide excellent flexibility, impact resistance and durability. They are available in one or two-part adhesive systems. Polyurethanes are formed through the reaction of an isocyanate component with polyols or other active hydroxyl group compounds. Polyurethanes bond well to plastic surfaces and make an excellent flexible potting compound. Polyurethanes require a catalyst, heat or air evaporation to initiate and complete curing. Some disadvantages of polyurethanes are their short shelf life due to hydroscopic (water absorption) tendencies and their generally slower cure combined with more complicated handling and curing procedures.
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Silicone
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Resin binder based on silicone bond system. Silicone a produced through the hydrolysis and polymerization of silanes and siloxanes.
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Vinyl Ester
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Resin binders based on the vinyl ester system.
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Other
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Other unlisted, specialty or proprietary polymer bond or modifier system.
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Abrasion Resistant / Wear Protection
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The material is resistant to damage by abrasion.
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Castable
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The adhesive can be cast or poured to bond surfaces or encapsulate components.
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Chemical Resistant / Corrosion Protection
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The material is resistant to damage from acids, alkalis, general chemicals and oils.
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Construction / Structural
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Structural mortars, concretes or cements designed for load bearing applications in buildings or construction.
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Electrical Power / HV
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Cement products suitable for electrical power or high voltage insulation applications with generator or motor assemblies, coils or transformers, porcelain post insulators, switches and circuit breakers.
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Encapsulant / Potting
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Encapsulants or potting compounds are used to encapsulate or fill a container of components or electronic devices with an adhesive to provide environmental protection and electrical insulation. Ceramic cement based potting compounds are useful for high temperature applications requiring electrical insulation and heat resistance.
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ESD / Conductive
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Conductive concrete or specialty cement product designed for electrostatic discharge (ESD) flooring or other applications requiring electrical conductivity.
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Fiber Reinforced
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Product filled with chopped fibers to improve strength, reduce cracking and/or modify stiffness.
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Gunning / Shotcrete (e.g., Gunnite)
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Gunning mixes are cements or powdered products that are loaded with a gun into a form or onto a wall to fashion a cement wall or layer. Dry or wet gunning mixes are available.
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Flooring / Wall Systems
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Mortar, concrete or specialty cement product designed for flooring or wall construction, coating or lining.
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Liner / Lining System
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Cement based liners or lining systems are much heavier or applied in thicker layers when compared to cement coatings or thinsets.
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Repair Filler / Resurfacing
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Cement, mortar or concrete suitable for repair, hole or gap filling, patching, refinishing and other resurfacing applications.
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Sealant / Sealing
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Cement based materials designed for sealing or containment applications. Liquid and viscous compounds can be used to fill gaps between seams or on surfaces to contain fluids, prevent leaks, and prevent infiltration of unwanted material.
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Sprayable
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Adhesive designed for application by spraying or atomizing a liquid cement product and projecting the droplet onto a surface using a spray gun.
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Trowel On / Wet Ram
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Mortars, patching compounds and finishing cements that have good troweling, plastering or palming characteristics to fill cracks. Wet rams are cements with enough plasticity to allow the wet mix to be rammed or formed into place in or in a form. Ramming material has clay or putty like consistency. Rams generally have lower water content and less plasticity than moldables. Both dry rams (vibratables) and wet mix rams are available.
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Waterproof
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Waterproof mortars, concretes or cements are not affected by exposure to water or submersion under water.
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Other
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Other unlisted features.
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Set / Cure Time:
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The time required for fully curing or setting a bond system. In thermosetting, hydraulic or other chemically setting system, the time will vary depending on the actual curing temperature. Longer cure times will be required for lower curing temperatures. Also, the time required for fully drying an air setting product.
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Set / Cure Temperature:
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The time required for curing a thermosetting system. The temperature will vary depending on the actual curing time allowable. Higher curing temperatures will be required for lower cure times.
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Density:
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Density is the mass per unit area for a material. The actual or bulk density is dependent on the theoretical density of 100% dense body and the actual porosity retained after processing or packing.
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Shrinkage:
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The maximum percent of linear shrinkage occurring after drying, setting and/or curing.
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Compressive Strength:
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The crushing or compressive strength is the maximum compressive load per unit cross-section that a cement or concrete body can withstand before mechanical failure or breakage occurs.
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MOR / Flexural Strength:
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Modulus of rupture (MOR), cross-break strength or flexural strength (3-point or 4-point) is the maximum flexural stress a bar can withstand before failure or fracture occurs. Two points underneath the bar support the bar and one or two points above the bar apply the load. Cross break strength is used to evaluate the strength of ceramics or other materials that do not provide sufficient plastic deformation to reliably tensile test.
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Bond Strength:
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Bond strength or adhesion of the mortar, cement coating or cement product to brick, walls, flooring or other structures. Bond tests are typically performed according to test procedure ASTM, ISO or other OEM proprietary standards.
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Tensile Strength:
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Tensile strength at break is the maximum amount of stress required to fail or break the material under tension loading test conditions. Tensile tests are typically performed according to test procedure ASTM, ISO or other OEM proprietary standards.
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Electrical Resistivity:
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Resistivity is the longitudinal electrical resistance (ohm-cm) of a uniform rod of unit length and unit cross-sectional area. Resistivity is the inverse of conductivity.
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Dielectric Strength:
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Dielectric strength is the maximum voltage field that the ceramic or material can withstand before electrical breakdown occurs.
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Dielectric Constant (Relative Permittivity):
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The dielectric constant is the relative permittivity of a material compared to a vacuum or free space. k =  r = / o= where is the absolute permittivity of the material and o is the absolute permittivity of a vacuum 8.85 x 10-12 F/m.
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Use / Service Temperature:
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The temperature range that the material can be exposed to without the degradation of structural or other required end-use properties.
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Thermal Conductivity:
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Thermal conductivity is the linear heat transfer per unit area through a material for a given applied temperature gradient. Heat flux (h) = [thermal conductivity (k) ] x [temperature gradient ( T)]
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Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE):
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The coefficient of thermal expansion is the amount of linear expansion or shrinkage that occurs in a material with a change in temperature.
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