Different definitions: Epoxy resin refers to a class of polymers containing more than two epoxy groups in the molecule. It is a condensation product of epichlorohydrin and bisphenol A or polyols. Unsaturated resin refers to a polymer compound containing unsaturated double bonds generated by the condensation reaction of dibasic acid and diol.
Different characteristics: Epoxy resin is characterized by high compression and tensile strength, and can still maintain good mechanical properties under long-term exposure to high temperature conditions, and has good arc resistance, UV aging resistance and weather resistance. The characteristics of unsaturated resin are light weight, high strength, good corrosion resistance, excellent electrical properties, unique thermal properties, excellent processing performance, and good material designability.
Different uses: Epoxy resin is mainly used in the coating industry and the electronics industry. Epoxy for composite molding (mainly used in printed circuit boards in the electronics industry) accounts for a quarter. Unsaturated resins are mainly used in the construction field, FRP pipes, tanks, tanks and other anti-corrosion products and projects, FRP vehicles, FRP boats, FRP amusement equipment, FRP transportation equipment, labor protection and security products, etc.
