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617H500 - Lamination Technology

Orthovinyl vinyl ester resin

Combining stability and user friendliness

Orthovinyl lamination resin is a vinyl ester-based resin that is easy to process and can be used to fabricate thin-walled, stable laminates.

Orthovinyl lamination resin is a vinyl ester-based resin that is easy to process and can be used to fabricate thin-walled, stable laminates.

Due to its structure, it bonds to carbon fibre more effectively than an acrylic resin. This achieves a high degree of stiffness at a low laminate wall thickness, which falls between that of an acrylic resin and that of an epoxy resin.

Nevertheless, Orthovinyl can be processed as quickly and easily as an acrylic resin. The standard Ottobock 617P37=0.150 hardener can be used.

MaterialVinyl ester
Scope of applicationOrthosis lower limb, Orthosis upper limb, Prosthesis lower limb, Prosthesis upper limb
Use casesDefinitely socket production, Definitely orthosis production
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Functionality

All benefits at a glance

  • The resin exhibits a slightly yellow tinge in the liquid state which is not, however, visible in the laminate
  • As with an acrylic resin, the setting time can be reliably determined based on the added hardener and the temperature
  • Higher degree of stability than an acrylic resin due to better bonding to the reinforcement fibres
  • Very easy to sand
  • Excellent balance between matrix and reinforcement material
  • Can be coloured with Ottobock pigment pastes
  • Small number of layers possible
  • Very good impregnation, especially of carbon fibres
  • The product fulfils all performance and safety requirements for the manufacture of medical devices provided that the prescribed instructions for use are observed

Processing instructions

  • All standard Ottobock carbon fibre and fibreglass products can be processed with Orthovinyl. Please note the information in the safety data sheet.
  • Use Ottobock 617P37=0.150 hardening powder
  • Do not use any thinners
  • Final annealing: one hour per 1 mm laminate thickness at 80 °C

 

Safety instructions: For further information on the safety instructions, please see the corresponding Ottobock safety data sheet.

 

Mixing ratio:

Resin: 100 parts

Hardener: 1 part

Pigment paste: max. 3 parts

Pot life: 35 minutes

Curing time: 75 minutes

 

Resin: 100 parts

Hardener: 2 parts

Pigment paste: max. 3 parts

Pot life: 20 minutes

Curing time: 50 minutes

Specifications

Product information

MaterialVinyl ester
Scope of applicationOrthosis lower limb, Orthosis upper limb, Prosthesis lower limb, Prosthesis upper limb
Use casesDefinitely socket production, Definitely orthosis production
Product typeVinyl lamination resins
Order unitStück
Amputation levelTransfemoral amputation, Transradial amputation, Transtibial amputation, Transhumeral amputation

Product Data

Article numberDescriptionNet contents
617H500=0.900Orthovinyl vinyl ester resin0.9 kg
617H500=4.600Orthovinyl vinyl ester resin4.6 kg
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