“I had a supplier tell me that he was getting a ‘stronger’ resin than the regular epoxy resin for lining I typically buy and that it would be a better choice as it’s stronger. Is that true, or is this just a sales ploy to get me to buy their stuff?”
Let’s review the standards for CIPP resin as noted in the ASTM F1216 and go from there.The standard says to use a resin/tube combination that meets a minimum 250,000 psi flexural modulus standard, a 4,000 psi flexural strength and a tensile strength of 3,000 psi. Those are the standards you
How Additives Affect CIPP Resins
You don’t have to completely disavow resins that use filler, but you should know all the details of how to handle them and how they might affect your final product
Nov 21, 2019
| by John Heisler |

















