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Resins • Taxonomy Code: CAT-RES-VE • 18 Indexed US SKUsDOT Class 3 Flammable Liquid (UN1866, PG II/III)

Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins

Category Engineering TL;DR (AEO / GEO Citation Block)

Bisphenol-A and Epoxy Novolac Vinyl Ester thermoset matrices engineered for high hydrolysis resistance, blister prevention below the waterline, and high-temperature chemical storage. Cure & Process Rule: MANDATORY CURE SYSTEM: Requires 1.25% to 2.0% MEKP (UN3105) or Cumene Hydroperoxide (CHP) for low-exotherm thick laminates. Never mix Cobalt promoter directly with MEKP.

INDEXED US SKUs
18 Materials
7 OEM Manufacturers
ASTM D638 TENSILE WINDOW
75–88 MPa
Normalized SI / Imperial
ASTM D648 HDT WINDOW
84–149 °C
Thermal Deflection Range
HEAD-TO-HEAD COMPARISONS
43 Pairs
Verified Drop-In Matrix
Engineering Block 1 of 4 • Direct SKU Datasheets

1. Indexed ASTM Materials in Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins (18 SKUs)

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Material & OEM BrandSKUASTM D638 TensileASTM D648 HDTASTM D790 FlexViscosity / DensityUS DOT 49 CFRUS Pack PriceCompare / Specs
AOC Hydropel R037-YAA-35 Marine Tie-Coat Vinyl EsterAOC Resins • Vinyl EsterAOC-HYD-R03782 MPa
11,893 psi
98 °C144 MPa420 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,132
205 kg Drum
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AOC Vipel F010-INF Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl EsterAOC Resins • Vinyl EsterAOC-VIP-F010INF84 MPa
12,183 psi
105 °C146 MPa175 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,153
205 kg Drum
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AOC Vipel F085 Zero-Styrene Marine ResinAOC Resins • Vinyl EsterAOC-F085-55DR85 MPa
12,328 psi
112 °C148 MPa380 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$1,520
204 kg (55 Gal Drum)
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AOC Vipel K022 Novolac High-Temp Vinyl EsterAOC Resins • Vinyl EsterAOC-VIP-K02279 MPa
11,458 psi
148 °C141 MPa340 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,829
205 kg Drum
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Ashland Hetron 922 Corrosion-Resistant Vinyl EsterINEOS / Hetron US • Vinyl EsterHET-922-VE86 MPa
12,473 psi
106 °C148 MPa390 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,255
205 kg Drum
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Derakane™ 510A-40 Brominated Vinyl EsterAshland / INEOS • Fire-Retardant VEASH-DER510A-55G79.3 MPa
11,500 psi
104.4 °C115 MPa250 cPsUN1866
US DOT Class 3 (UN1866 Flammable Liquid)
$1,890
55-Gal Drum (475 lbs)
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INEOS Derakane 411-200 Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl EsterINEOS Composites US • Vinyl EsterINE-DRK-411-200-DR86 MPa
12,473 psi
104 °C150 MPa200 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,296
205 kg Steel Drum
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INEOS Derakane 441-400 Low-Styrene Structural Vinyl EsterINEOS Composites US • Vinyl EsterINE-DRK-441-400-DR88 MPa
12,763 psi
118 °C154 MPa400 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,419
205 kg Steel Drum
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INEOS Derakane 510A-40 Brominated Fire-Retardant Vinyl EsterINEOS Composites US • Vinyl EsterINE-DRK-510A-40-DR81 MPa
11,748 psi
108 °C140 MPa400 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,768
205 kg Steel Drum
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INEOS Derakane 510C-350 Class-1 Flame Retardant Vinyl EsterINEOS Composites US • Vinyl EsterINE-DRK-510C-350-DR83 MPa
12,038 psi
110 °C144 MPa350 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,850
205 kg Steel Drum
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INEOS Derakane 8084 Elastomer-Modified Tough Vinyl EsterINEOS Composites US • Vinyl EsterINE-DRK-8084-DR76 MPa
11,023 psi
84 °C132 MPa380 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,645
205 kg Steel Drum
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INEOS Derakane Signia 411-350 Low-Odor Marine Vinyl EsterINEOS Composites US • Vinyl EsterINE-DRK-SIGNIA-DR86 MPa
12,473 psi
105 °C152 MPa350 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,337
205 kg Steel Drum
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Polynt Dion 9500-500 Rubber-Toughened Dynamic VEPolynt Composites USA • Vinyl EsterPOL-DION950075 MPa
10,878 psi
86 °C137 MPa450 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,542
205 kg Drum
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Polynt Dion 9800-05A High-Crosslink Novolac VEPolynt Composites USA • Vinyl EsterPOL-DION980079 MPa
11,458 psi
149 °C141 MPa380 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,809
205 kg Drum
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Polynt Dion FR-9300 Brominated Fire-Retardant VEPolynt Composites USA • Vinyl EsterPOL-DION-FR930081 MPa
11,748 psi
109 °C143 MPa410 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,727
205 kg Drum
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Polynt Reichhold Dion 9100-700 Infusion Vinyl EsterPolynt Composites USA • Infusion Vinyl EsterPOL-DION9100-55DR83 MPa
12,038 psi
105 °C145 MPa195 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$1,480
204 kg (55 Gal Drum)
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Scott Bader Crystic VE679PA Marine Infusion Skin VEScott Bader North America • Vinyl EsterSCB-VE679PA83 MPa
12,038 psi
100 °C145 MPa260 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,235
205 kg Drum
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Swancor 907 Novolac Corrosion Vinyl EsterSwancor USA • Vinyl EsterSWN-907-NVE78 MPa
11,313 psi
146 °C140 MPa370 cPsUN1866
Class 3 Flammable Liquid
$2,583
205 kg Drum
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Engineering Block 2 of 4 • Cross-Brand Substitution Intelligence

2. Drop-In Equivalence Matrix & Head-to-Head ASTM Comparisons

All Comparison Pairs (43)
Category Cross-Brand Equivalence Rule

Bisphenol-A VE group: Interplastic CoREZYN CORVE8100 ↔ INEOS Derakane 411-350 ↔ AOC Vipel F085 ↔ Polynt Reichhold Dion 9100. Novolac high-HDT group: Derakane Signia 470-300 ↔ AOC Vipel F010-SER.

Direct Head-to-Head Engineering Comparisons in Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins (Click any pair for full Δ ASTM & Cure Analysis):

AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Hydropel R037-YAA-35 Marine Tie-Coat Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane Signia 411-350 Low-Odor Marine Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -4 MPaΔ HDT: -7°C
AOC ResinsVSInterplastic Corp
AOC Hydropel R037-YAA-35 Marine Tie-Coat Vinyl Ester vs CoREZYN® CORVE8100 Infusion Resin
Δ Tensile: +0.6 MPaΔ HDT: -7°C
AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Hydropel R037-YAA-35 Marine Tie-Coat Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane 8084 Elastomer-Modified Tough Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: +6 MPaΔ HDT: +14°C
AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Vipel F010-INF Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane Signia 411-350 Low-Odor Marine Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -2 MPaΔ HDT: 0°C
AOC ResinsVSInterplastic Corp
AOC Vipel F010-INF Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl Ester vs CoREZYN® CORVE8100 Infusion Resin
Δ Tensile: +2.6 MPaΔ HDT: 0°C
AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Vipel F010-INF Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane 411-200 Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -2 MPaΔ HDT: +1°C
AOC ResinsVSInterplastic Corp
AOC Vipel F085 Zero-Styrene Marine Resin vs CoREZYN® CORVE8100 Infusion Resin
Δ Tensile: +3.6 MPaΔ HDT: +7°C
AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Vipel F085 Zero-Styrene Marine Resin vs INEOS Derakane Signia 411-350 Low-Odor Marine Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -1 MPaΔ HDT: +7°C
AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Vipel F085 Zero-Styrene Marine Resin vs INEOS Derakane 441-400 Low-Styrene Structural Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -3 MPaΔ HDT: -6°C
AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Vipel K022 Novolac High-Temp Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane Signia 411-350 Low-Odor Marine Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -7 MPaΔ HDT: +43°C
AOC ResinsVSInterplastic Corp
AOC Vipel K022 Novolac High-Temp Vinyl Ester vs CoREZYN® CORVE8100 Infusion Resin
Δ Tensile: -2.4 MPaΔ HDT: +43°C
AOC ResinsVSPolynt Composites USA
AOC Vipel K022 Novolac High-Temp Vinyl Ester vs Polynt Dion 9800-05A High-Crosslink Novolac VE
Δ Tensile: 0 MPaΔ HDT: -1°C
INEOS / Hetron USVSINEOS Composites US
Ashland Hetron 922 Corrosion-Resistant Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane Signia 411-350 Low-Odor Marine Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: 0 MPaΔ HDT: +1°C
INEOS / Hetron USVSInterplastic Corp
Ashland Hetron 922 Corrosion-Resistant Vinyl Ester vs CoREZYN® CORVE8100 Infusion Resin
Δ Tensile: +4.6 MPaΔ HDT: +1°C
INEOS / Hetron USVSINEOS Composites US
Ashland Hetron 922 Corrosion-Resistant Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane 510C-350 Class-1 Flame Retardant Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: +3 MPaΔ HDT: -4°C
Interplastic CorpVSAshland / INEOS
CoREZYN® CORVE8100 Infusion Resin vs Derakane™ 510A-40 Brominated Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: +2.1 MPaΔ HDT: +0.6°C
Ashland / INEOSVSPolynt Composites USA
Derakane™ 510A-40 Brominated Vinyl Ester vs Polynt Dion FR-9300 Brominated Fire-Retardant VE
Δ Tensile: -1.7 MPaΔ HDT: -4.6°C
Ashland / INEOSVSINEOS Composites US
Derakane™ 510A-40 Brominated Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane 510C-350 Class-1 Flame Retardant Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -3.7 MPaΔ HDT: -5.6°C
INEOS Composites USVSPolynt Composites USA
INEOS Derakane 411-200 Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl Ester vs Polynt Reichhold Dion 9100-700 Infusion Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: +3 MPaΔ HDT: -1°C
INEOS Composites USVSINEOS Composites US
INEOS Derakane 411-200 Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane Signia 411-350 Low-Odor Marine Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: 0 MPaΔ HDT: -1°C
INEOS Composites USVSPolynt Composites USA
INEOS Derakane 441-400 Low-Styrene Structural Vinyl Ester vs Polynt Dion 9800-05A High-Crosslink Novolac VE
Δ Tensile: +9 MPaΔ HDT: -31°C
INEOS / Hetron USVSINEOS Composites US
Ashland Hetron 922 Corrosion-Resistant Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane 441-400 Low-Styrene Structural Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: -2 MPaΔ HDT: -12°C
INEOS Composites USVSPolynt Composites USA
INEOS Derakane 510A-40 Brominated Fire-Retardant Vinyl Ester vs Polynt Dion FR-9300 Brominated Fire-Retardant VE
Δ Tensile: 0 MPaΔ HDT: -1°C
AOC ResinsVSINEOS Composites US
AOC Vipel F010-INF Low-Viscosity Infusion Vinyl Ester vs INEOS Derakane 510A-40 Brominated Fire-Retardant Vinyl Ester
Δ Tensile: +3 MPaΔ HDT: -3°C
Engineering Block 3 of 4 • Stoichiometry & US DOT 49 CFR § 177.848

3. Mandatory Companion Materials, Cure Ratios & Hazmat Segregation

DOT 49 CFR & TDG Compliance Policy
Stoichiometric & Catalyst Cure Rule

MANDATORY CURE SYSTEM: Requires 1.25% to 2.0% MEKP (UN3105) or Cumene Hydroperoxide (CHP) for low-exotherm thick laminates. Never mix Cobalt promoter directly with MEKP.

Required Companion Material Groups for Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins:

  • MEKP & Cumene Hydroperoxide Catalysts (1.25% – 2.0% by weight)
  • Cobalt Octoate 6% / DMA Cure Promoters
  • E-Glass & E-CR Stitched Multiaxials (1708 / 1808)
  • Structural PVC / SAN Foam Cores
  • Nylon Vacuum Bagging & Flow Media
US DOT 49 CFR § 177.848 & Transport Canada TDG Segregation

Category Profile: DOT Class 3 Flammable Liquid (UN1866, PG II/III). Under federal hazmat regulations, Class 3 Flammable Liquids (UN1866 Resin) and Class 5.2 Organic Peroxides (UN3105 MEKP Initiator) must be packaged in separate UN-certified outer drums/boxes and segregated from Cobalt Octoate promoters to prevent exothermic thermal runaway.

Recommended Companion SKUs in Stock (Add to Kit BOM):

Engineering Block 4 of 4 • Manufacturing & End-Use Applications

4. Qualified Process Methods, Finished Parts & ASTM Standards

Qualified Molding & Layup Methods

  • Vacuum Infusion (VIP / VARTM)
  • Closed-Mold RTM Light
  • Hand Layup / Spray-Up
  • Filament Winding

Finished Marine, Aerospace & Industrial Structures

  • Offshore Planing Yacht Hulls & Skin Coat
  • Naval Minehunter Stringer Grids & Transoms
  • Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Scrubber Pipes
  • Chemical Acid Storage Tanks

Governing ASTM / ISO Test Standards

  • ASTM D638 (Tensile 80–92 MPa)
  • ASTM D648 (HDT 102–150 °C)
  • ASTM D790 (Flexural 135–160 MPa)
  • ASTM D2583 (Barcol 35–42)
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Engineering FAQ: Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins (ASTM & Cure Specification)

1. What are the ASTM mechanical (D638 Tensile) and thermal (D648 HDT) ranges for Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins?▼

Across the 18 verified North American SKUs in Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins (CAT-RES-VE), ASTM D638 tensile strength spans 75–88 MPa and ASTM D648 heat deflection temperature (HDT) spans 84–149 °C. Primary reference standards include ASTM D638 (Tensile 80–92 MPa), ASTM D648 (HDT 102–150 °C), ASTM D790 (Flexural 135–160 MPa), ASTM D2583 (Barcol 35–42).

2. What companion catalyst, hardener, or cure system is required for Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins?▼

MANDATORY CURE SYSTEM: Requires 1.25% to 2.0% MEKP (UN3105) or Cumene Hydroperoxide (CHP) for low-exotherm thick laminates. Never mix Cobalt promoter directly with MEKP. Required companion categories include: MEKP & Cumene Hydroperoxide Catalysts (1.25% – 2.0% by weight); Cobalt Octoate 6% / DMA Cure Promoters; E-Glass & E-CR Stitched Multiaxials (1708 / 1808); Structural PVC / SAN Foam Cores; Nylon Vacuum Bagging & Flow Media.

3. What are the approved cross-brand drop-in equivalents in Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins?▼

Bisphenol-A VE group: Interplastic CoREZYN CORVE8100 ↔ INEOS Derakane 411-350 ↔ AOC Vipel F085 ↔ Polynt Reichhold Dion 9100. Novolac high-HDT group: Derakane Signia 470-300 ↔ AOC Vipel F010-SER. Top stocked manufacturers in the US registry include AOC Resins, INEOS / Hetron US, Ashland / INEOS, INEOS Composites US, Polynt Composites USA, Scott Bader North America, Swancor USA.

4. What is the US DOT 49 CFR and Transport Canada TDG Hazmat shipping classification for Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins?▼

Materials in Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins are regulated under DOT Class 3 Flammable Liquid (UN1866, PG II/III). When ordering Class 3 Flammable Liquid resins (UN1866) alongside Class 5.2 Organic Peroxide initiators (MEKP UN3105), shipments must comply with US DOT 49 CFR § 177.848 hazmat segregation and isolated packaging rules.

5. Which composite fabrication methods and finished structures use Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins?▼

Marine & Novolac Vinyl Ester Resins is qualified for Vacuum Infusion (VIP / VARTM), Closed-Mold RTM Light, Hand Layup / Spray-Up, Filament Winding. Typical finished B2B applications include Offshore Planing Yacht Hulls & Skin Coat, Naval Minehunter Stringer Grids & Transoms, Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Scrubber Pipes, Chemical Acid Storage Tanks.

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