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Master Bond adhesives

AGC AFLAS® 150E TFE/P Fluoroelastomers
Categories: Polymer; Thermoset; Fluoropolymer, TS; Thermoset Fluoroelastomer; Rubber or Thermoset Elastomer (TSE)

Material Notes: Description: AFLAS® Fluoroelastomers are copolymers of tetrafluoroethylene and propylene. This combination gives AFLAS® Fluoroelastomers unique properties over conventional FKM-type fluoroelastomers in demanding applications found in the oil & gas, chemical process, wire & cable, industrial equipment, food handling, pharmaceutical, heavy duty diesel and automotive industries. AFLAS Fluoroelastomers display outstanding resistance to heat, acids & bases, many solvents, ozone, and steam. Classified by ASTM D 1418-01 as FEPM.

Material Features:

    Excellent base and amine resistance unmatched by FKM-type fluoroelastomers
  • Extremely high electrical resistivity, compared with other elastomers
  • High heat resistance compared to FKMs
  • Outstanding steam resistance
  • Low viscosity
  • Excellent elongation
End User Benefits:
    Excellent processing for extrusion
  • Compression / transfer molding are also applicable
Typical Applications:
    Wire insulator
  • Cable jacket
  • Hoses, tubes
  • Sheets

Information provided by AGC Chemicals Americas Inc.

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Physical PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Mooney Viscosity  45
@Temperature 121 °C
45
@Temperature 250 °F
[kN/m], (ML1+10)
 60
@Temperature 100 °C
60
@Temperature 212 °F
[kN/m], (ML1+10)
 
Mechanical PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Tensile Strength, Yield 13.0 MPa1890 psi
 11.83 MPa
@Treatment Temp. 180 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
1716 psi
@Treatment Temp. 356 °F,
Time 720 hour
Hot Water Resistance
 11.96 MPa
@Treatment Temp. 180 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
1735 psi
@Treatment Temp. 356 °F,
Time 720 hour
Steam Resistance
 13.65 MPa
@Treatment Temp. 70.0 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
1980 psi
@Treatment Temp. 158 °F,
Time 720 hour
50% NaOH aq Resistance
 13.65 MPa
@Treatment Temp. 70.0 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
1980 psi
@Treatment Temp. 158 °F,
Time 720 hour
28% Aq Ammonia Resistance
 15.21 MPa
@Treatment Temp. 200 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
2206 psi
@Treatment Temp. 392 °F,
Time 720 hour
Heat Resistance
Elongation at Break 360 %360 %
 291.6 %
@Treatment Temp. 70.0 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
291.6 %
@Treatment Temp. 158 °F,
Time 720 hour
28% Aq Ammonia Resistance
 302.4 %
@Treatment Temp. 70.0 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
302.4 %
@Treatment Temp. 158 °F,
Time 720 hour
50% NaOH aq Resistance
 370.8 %
@Treatment Temp. 180 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
370.8 %
@Treatment Temp. 356 °F,
Time 720 hour
Hot Water Resistance
 370.8 %
@Treatment Temp. 200 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
370.8 %
@Treatment Temp. 392 °F,
Time 720 hour
Heat Resistance
 399.6 %
@Treatment Temp. 180 °C,
Time 2.59e+6 sec
399.6 %
@Treatment Temp. 356 °F,
Time 720 hour
Steam Resistance
Tensile Modulus 0.000160 GPa0.0232 ksiG' Storage Modulus (nominal) of Raw Gum
100% Modulus 5.00 MPa
@Strain 100 %
725 psi
@Strain 100 %
Compression Set 32 %
@Temperature 200 °C,
Time 252000 sec
32 %
@Temperature 392 °F,
Time 70.0 hour
 
Thermal PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Brittleness Temperature -40.0 °C-40.0 °FBrittle Point
 3.00 °C37.4 °FTR-10
Glass Transition Temp, Tg -3.00 °C26.6 °F
 
Processing PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Cure Time  0.900 min
@Temperature 177 °C
0.0150 hour
@Temperature 351 °F
10% cure, tc10, 100CPM, 3° Strain, 12 minutes
 2.30 min
@Temperature 177 °C
0.0383 hour
@Temperature 351 °F
50% cure, tc50, 100CPM, 3° Strain, 12 minutes
 7.10 min
@Temperature 177 °C
0.118 hour
@Temperature 351 °F
90% cure, 100CPM, 3° Strain, 12 minutes
 20.0 min
@Temperature 170 °C
0.333 hour
@Temperature 338 °F
Press
 240 min
@Temperature 200 °C
4.00 hour
@Temperature 392 °F
Post cure
 
Component Elements PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Fluorine, F 57 %57 %
 
Descriptive Properties
Cure Data2.5 dNmMin S'
 27.9 dNmMax S'
Volume Change0%50% NaOH Resistance 70°C for 720 hours
Volume Change (%)11Steam Resistance 180°C for 720 hours
 228% Aqueous Ammonia Resistance 70°C for 720 hours
 20Hot water Resistance 180°C for 720 hours

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