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  1. Deahl

    Safe MIL-M-24041 Polyurethane

    i use 50 grams at a time.
  2. Deahl

    Safe MIL-M-24041 Polyurethane

    The material that I use has to be a two part pour. The parts are several inches thick. We do the casins and cure them in ovens.
  3. Deahl

    Safe MIL-M-24041 Polyurethane

    No it has to be urethane and then epoxy used on the ends. Military requirements. Silicone has out gassing problems, even though I have GE looking at it. Thanks
  4. Deahl

    MIL-M-24041 for Polyurethane

    Has anyone found and a material that has no or very low amounts of Toluene Diisocyanate or "mocha"? I have a problem with OSHA on this material in Washington State. But we must meet the mil spec.
  5. Deahl

    MIL-M_24041 alternatives

    No mocha is the Toluene Diisoocyanate in the material that is considered hazardous by OSHA.
  6. Deahl

    Safe MIL-M-24041 Polyurethane

    This is my question also. Did you ever get a response that helped? Gene
  7. Deahl

    MIL-M_24041 alternatives

    We are in need of a urethane that is safe to use with the low mocha. Has any one else found and alternative? I have been looking for about one years Thanks

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