Anyone know of high temp epoxy(600-800C) with no outgassing?

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Israel inquired about high-temperature epoxy options capable of withstanding temperatures between 600 and 800 degrees Celsius, specifically mentioning a fully oxidized graphene-epoxide. He requires the epoxy to be applied in a thin layer of 10 to 30 microns, ensuring gas tightness, and must maintain structural integrity when sliced into 2 mm coins. A potential solution is MasterBond MB600, although further clarification on low outgassing properties is necessary.

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hey everyone I am israel I am new here.
I was wondering if anybody knew of an epoxy that could withstand high temperatures between 600 and 800 Celsius? possibly a fully oxidized graphene-epoxide?
i need to be able to roll up a thin layer (lets say 10 to 30 microns) with a super thin layer of the same epoxy (so that it is gas tight) and once it is cured i need to be able to slice it down to possibly as thin as 2 mm coins while maintaining structural integrity. thanks :D
 
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http://masterbond.com/tds/mb600.html

Not sure about the low-outgassing req., contact them for details.
 
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