JPOXY JX 7002
₹5,376.00 – ₹12,903.00 Inclusive of all taxes
Mono functional aliphatic reactive diluent (C12-C14)
- Description
- Properties
- Applications
- Features
- Technical Data Sheet(TDS)
- FAQs
Description
JPOXY JX 7002 is a low-viscosity diluent. It works well with epoxy coatings, adhesives, and other systems. Thanks to its easy flow, it mixes and applies quickly. In addition, it reduces brittleness and increases flexibility. As a result, the coating becomes stronger and more reliable.
- EEW [g/eq] : 275-300
- Viscosity [mPa s] @ 25˚C : 5-10
- Color [Gardner] : ≤0.5
- Density @ 25˚C [g/cc] : 0.90 – 1.0
- Can reduce brittleness
- High dilution efficiency
- Non yellowing
- Excellent wetting
- Low odour
- Mono functional aliphatic reactive diluent
- C12-C14
A1. JX 7002 is a mono-functional aliphatic reactive diluent, chemically based on C12–C14 alkyl glycidyl ether. It is designed to reduce the viscosity of epoxy resins while enhancing flexibility and wetting.
Q2. What are its key features and advantages?A2.
- Low viscosity (5–10 mPa·s) for easy blending and improved application
- Non-yellowing – maintains clarity and color stability
- Excellent dilution efficiency – lowers system viscosity with minimal addition
- Improves flexibility and reduces brittleness in cured films
- Good wetting and substrate penetration
- Low odor and low volatility
A3. It is suitable for:
- Epoxy coatings and primers
- Adhesives and sealants
- Self-leveling floors and trowel-applied systems
- Putty, mortars, and composites
- Any epoxy system needing improved workability and flexibility
A4. Typically 5–15 phr (parts per hundred resin), depending on the system. Higher levels can be used where more flexibility or flow is needed, but may affect hardness and chemical resistance.
Q5. How does JX 7002 compare to unmodified epoxy systems?A5.
- Without JX 7002: Higher viscosity, higher brittleness, slower flow
- With JX 7002: Lower viscosity, smoother flow, better impact resistance, and less shrinkage
A6. Yes. Its Gardner color ≤0.5 ensures optical clarity and minimal yellowing, making it ideal for clear coatings or pigmented systems where color stability matters.
Q7. Is JX 7002 reactive or just a thinner?A7. It is reactive – the epoxide group participates in the curing reaction, becoming part of the final polymer network. It does not evaporate like a solvent.
Q8. What epoxy resins is it compatible with?A8. It is compatible with most Bisphenol A and F epoxy resins, like JR 3013 and JR 3000, and can be used in systems cured with polyamines, polyamides, or cycloaliphatic amines.
Q9. What are comparable alternatives to JX 7002?A9. Functionally similar to commercial products like RD108 or DY-E, it offers a balance of flow, flexibility, and clarity.
Q10. Does it affect chemical resistance or hardness?A10. Like most mono-functional diluents, adding too much can lower hardness or chemical resistance. However, at optimal levels, it enhances flexibility without major compromise in performance.