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Park Electrochemical Corp. announces introduction of E-710 Easycure™ low temperature cure epoxy prepreg

17/05/2010

Press releaseIssued by Park Aerospace Corp. (was Park Electrochemical Corp.).

Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE: PKE) announced the introduction of its new E-710 Easycure™ low temperature cure, toughened epoxy prepreg family of products for automotive, industrial, wind energy and aerospace composite parts fabrication.

E-710 Easycure™ prepreg products are designed to cure at temperatures between 160°F and 200°F with cure times ranging from 13 hours at 160°F to 2 hours at 200°F in an out-of-autoclave process. E-710 Easycure™ has an out-life of up to 60 days at temperatures below 75°F. E-710FR Easycure™ is an enhanced flame-retardancy version of the product which meets the requirements of US D.O.T. FMVSS 302 for automotive applications.

E-710 Easycure™ and E-710FR Easycure™ are available on a wide variety of reinforcements, including woven glass and carbon fabrics, as well as complex multiaxial broadgoods.

For information regarding the E-710 Easycure™ family of advanced composite prepreg products, contact Park Advanced Composite Materials, Inc. at +1-203-805-5100.

Brian Shore, Park's President and CEO, said, "This new product was developed by the scientists at Park Advanced Composite Materials, Inc. in Waterbury, Connecticut, and I would like to congratulate them for their achievement."

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