Boyce Components LLC (Phoenix, Ariz.) recently premiered its new electrically conductive K-factor resin system. Billed by the company as a "spray-on composite heating system,"the resin combines the properties of unsaturated resins with conductive additives that contain Pyrograf III carbon nanofibers, developed by
Boyce Components LLC (Phoenix, Ariz.) recently premiered its new electrically conductive K-factor resin system. Billed by the company as a "spray-on composite heating system,"the resin combines the properties of unsaturated resins with conductive additives that contain Pyrograf III carbon nanofibers, developed by Pyrograf Products Inc., a subsidiary of Applied Sciences (Cedarville, Ohio). The resin enables composites manufacturers to incorporate an electrically conductive resin layer capable of resistive heating into a composite mold or a finished composite product. In-mold application enables quick heating of tool surfaces and faster cure times. Used in parts, the resin adds a heating component for applications such as de-icing and seat warming. The company also provides controllers, thermocouples and accessories that enable precise control and as-needed ramping of temperature, using standard 110 VAC current. boycecomponents.gocomp.biz/1, apsci.gocomp.biz/4
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