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Polyimide resins
 

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These are better still than bismaleimide resins in hot/wet conditions, and are probably the most widely used resins for high temperature applications, although the top service temperature will depend strongly on the nature of the application. While they suffer from brittleness, they can be used for sustained periods at temperatures over 300°C.

The curing technique is different from other materials being by a condensation reaction. This tends to produce voids in the cured article. Additional reactions can be used instead to reduce or eliminate this problem.


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