[Test-Equipment] Glyptal

Steve Byan stevebyan at comcast.net
Sat May 30 14:16:59 EDT 2009


On May 30, 2009, at 1:39 PM, Roland Burgan wrote:

> What is the primary difference(s) between Glyptal, and coil dope.

Coil dope is polystyrene plastic dissolved in methyl ethyl ketone.  
When the solvent evaporates, you basically have a coating of  
polystyrene plastic. Glyptal is an alkyd-resin based enamel paint (aka  
oil paint). When they solvent evaporates, you have a coating of  
(pigmented) alkyd resin, which then crosslinks under exposure to  
oxygen into a touch coating.

> And
> where can one get Glyptal.

GC Electronics part number 10-9002 "Red Insulating Varnish". You can  
order it direct from GC Electronics's web-site, or from most  
distributors who stock GC Electronics chemicals.

It looks to be identical to Glyptal Inc. #1201 GLYPTAL Red Enamel paint.

Best regards,
-Steve

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