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Epoxies / Diallyl Phthalates -

Glass-filled epoxies and diallyl phthalates are compression mounting resins used to provide a harder mounting support edge next to the specimen.

These resins are commonly used to support the edges of coatings, heat treated samples and other specimens requiring better flatness.

Epoxies / Diallyl Phthalates -

Glass-filled epoxies and diallyl phthalates are compression mounting resins used to provide a harder mounting support edge next to the specimen.

These resins are commonly used to support the edges of coatings, heat treated samples and other specimens requiring better flatness.

The following figure shows the polished interface between a glass-filled epoxy and tungsten carbide specimen.

Note that there is no noticeable gap between the specimen and the mounting material,

therefore showing that glass-filled epoxies provide excellent support to the specimen edge even for extremely hard specimens.

Polished edge for tungsten carbide mounted in glass-filled epoxy.

TIP: Epoxies (glass-filled) and diallyl phthalates are significantly more expensive then phenolic and acrylics.

In order to reduce the cost of these mounts, they can be laminated with a lower cost mounting compound such as a phenolic.

The technique is to place a sufficiently thick enough layer of the glass-filled epoxy

or diallyl phthalate around the specimen in order to compensate for any grinding loss.

The rest of the mount can then be supported with a lower cost compression mounting compound such as a phenolic. 

Red phenolics are used frequently for this technique.

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DY-2301A-25 : Diallyl Phthalate Compression  Resin (11 kg)