Daikin DAI-EL® G-701HBP Fluoroelastomer Copolymer, Bisphenol Curable Grade, 66% Fluorine Content

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Daikin DAI-EL® G-701HBP Fluoroelastomer Copolymer, Bisphenol Curable Grade, 66% Fluorine Content
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Fluoropolymer, TS; Thermoset Fluoroelastomer; Rubber or Thermoset Elastomer (TSE)
Material Notes:	DAI-EL® G-701HBP is a bisphenol curable, gum copolymer with high Mooney viscosity. It is especially well suited for compression molding. Properly compounded, DAI-EL® G-701HBP produces vulcanizates with low compression set and excellent physical properties. Typical Applications: Extrusion-resistant o-rings, seals and mechanical goods for demanding applications Rheological Properties MDR 2000: Temperature: 177°C Frequency: 100 cpm Strain: 0.5° Test time: 6 min Rheological Properties ODR: Temperature: 177°C Frequency: 100 cpm Strain: 3 ° Test time: 12 min Information provided by Daikin.
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Specific Gravity	1.81 g/cc
Mooney Viscosity	100 @Temperature 121 °C	ML 1+10

Mechanical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Hardness, Shore A	74	MDR 2000
	74	ODR
Tensile Strength at Break	14.1 MPa	MDR 2000
	16.6 MPa	ODR
Elongation at Break	140 %	MDR 2000
	150 %	ODR
100% Modulus	8.90 MPa @Strain 100 %	MDR 2000
	9.90 MPa @Strain 100 %	ODR
Compression Set	11.6 % @Temperature 200 °C, Time 252000 sec	#214 O-ring, MDR 2000; ASTM D395 Method B
	13 % @Temperature 200 °C, Time 252000 sec	#214 O-ring, ODR; ASTM D395 Method B

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
Minimum Service Temperature, Air	-18.0 °C	Low Temperature Retraction; ASTM D1329

Processing Properties	Original Value	Comments
Cure Time	0.800 min	ts2, scorch time, MDR 2000
	1.30 min	t'50, time to 50% cure, MDR 2000
	1.30 min	ts2, scorch time, ODR
	1.60 min	t'90, time to 90% cure, MDR 2000
	2.40 min	t'50, time to 50% cure, ODR
	2.90 min	t'90, time to 90% cure, ODR
	5.00 min @Temperature 177 °C	Press Cure, ODR
	10.0 min @Temperature 177 °C	Press Cure, MDR 2000
	24.0 hour @Temperature 232 °C	Post Cure, MDR 2000
	24.0 hour @Temperature 260 °C	Post Cure, ODR

Component Elements Properties	Original Value	Comments
Fluorine, F	66 %

Descriptive Properties
Color	White to pale amber
MH	150 dNm	maximum torque, ODR
	28.4 dNm	maximum torque, MDR 2000
ML	4.3 dNm	minimum torque, MDR 2000
	41.5 dNm	minimum torque, ODR
Test Formula	0.5 phr	Phosphonium accelerator
	100 phr	DAI-EL® G-701HBP
	2 phr	Bisphenol AF
	3 phr	Magnesium oxide
	30 phr	MT Carbon Black (N-990)
	6 phr	Calcium hydroxide

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