Epokukdo YD-136 is a semisolid epoxy resin for the general adhesives, coatings and moldings. YD-136 has good adhesion, excellent mechanical properties and chemical resistance. Due to its excellent properties after curing, YD-136 is mainly recommended for anti-corrosive industrial coating, marine paint, civil engineering, coal tar epoxy and various adhesives. Due to its high viscosity and higher EEW it needs less quantities of curatives and accelerators than standard liquid resin such as YD-128.
Kukdo Chemical Co. was established in 1972 and has since grown to become one of the world's largest producers of epoxy resin and curing agents as well as thermosetting resins, inorganic chemicals, polyols and polyureas. Their products are well suited for use in the production of primers and maintenance coatings, cured epoxies and floorings and in the production of coatings that are curable at low temperatures as well as other uses for the paint and coating industry.
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