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Park Aerospace E-722 7781 E-Glass

Park’s E-722 is a modified 350°F cure epoxy system with excellent processing characteristics for vacuum bag, press, and autoclave molding.

Product families

Composite Materials — Prepregs & Molding Compounds
  • Thermoset Prepregs

Other characteristics

End Uses
Doors, Nacelles
Functions
Prepreg
Polymer Name
Epoxy Resins & Compounds
Processing Methods

Compression Molding, Prepreg Processing, Vacuum Bagging

Reinforcement Material
Glass Fibers
Markets
  • Automotive & Transportation
  • Industrial
Technology
Composite Materials
Product Forms

Available on a wide variety of reinforcements, including Fiberglass, Quartz and Aramid (Twaron® and Kevlar®); Solution coated fabrics up to 60 inches wide; Compatible with Autoclave, Vacuum Bag/Oven or Press Molding processes

Quality Standards
MIL-R-9300B Type 1
Composites End Use
  • Doors
  • Nacelles
Benefits and Features

Epoxy resin system optimized for use with woven aramid reinforcements; Meets requirements of MIL-R-9300B, Type 1; Long out-time for easy processing

Applications and Qualifications
  • Military Helicopters
  • Engine Nacelles
  • Work Platforms
  • Doors
  • Air Frames
Composite Materials Functions
Prepreg
Composites Processing Methods
  • Compression Molding
  • Prepreg Processing
  • Vacuum Bagging

Technical data

Table 1 of 2

7 rows
CharacteristicValueUnit
Tensile Strength - Dry (75°F)54Ksi
Tensile Modulus - Dry (75°F)3Msi
Compressive Strength - Dry (75°F)60Ksi
Compressive Modulus - Dry (70°F )3Msi
Flexural Modulus - Dry (75°F)3.6Msi
Flexural Modulus - Dry (75°F)110Ksi
Short Beam Shear - Dry (75°F)6.8Ksi

Table 2 of 2

4 rows
CharacteristicValueUnit
Prepreg Resin Content35 - 40%
Resin Flow (325°F, 15 psi)7 - 21%
Volatiles (275°F, 8 min)max. 2%
Gel Time1 -2.5minutes

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