Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta

Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta can be used in dip and bake, VPI, and trickle applications. All Axalta Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resins are UL-approved, making the UL-approval for our customers much easier.

— Volatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin 1000kg

— Volatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin 200kg

— Volatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin 20kg

What is Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta used for?

Voltatex® Impregnating Resins are used in insulation systems for electric motors, large machines, fast revolving rotors and hermetic motors, and transformers.

Are Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta UL-approved?

All Voltatex® Impregnating Resins are UL-approved, making the UL-approval for our customers much easier. The change in technology towards the electrical-UV and hot-dipping process, in combination with the low emission or monomer free Voltatex® resins, leads to effective solutions and outstanding quality performance.

What is the recommended cure time when using Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta?

Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta needs about 1-2 hours to cure at 150˚ C. This timing depends on motor size. If you have questions email answers@jenkins.com.

What type of hardener, accelerator or thinner is needed to work with Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta?

Voltatex® 4200 is supplied ready to use and does not require the addition of a hardener, accelerator or thinner.

How is Voltatex® 4200 Impregnating Resin by Axalta applied?

The impregnating resin can be applied by using: 1) trickle and roll/dip-processes 2) all kinds of common dip & bake equipment, including vacuum and VPI 3) hot dipping processes 4) resistance heating processes with oven post-curing 5) resistance heating and gelling processes (“Hot-Dip-Gel-Process”).