Freudenberg Sealing Technologies 70 EPDM 291 Rubber

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Freudenberg Sealing Technologies 70 EPDM 291 Rubber
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Rubber or Thermoset Elastomer (TSE)
Material Notes:	EPDM 291 black was developed for the process industry. EPDM enjoys high acceptance in the food and pharmaceutical industries. EPDM is indispensable for CIP (clean in place) or SIP (sterilization in place) cleaning processes. However, the fat content of the media may not exceed certain limits. EPDM is a polymerization made of ethylene, propylene and a diene monomer. It displays high media resistance to brake fluids, acids and lyes, the flame-resistant hydraulic fluids HFC and HFD, hot water and steam. But it is not stable in petroleum-based oils and fats or in gasoline and hydrocarbons. In turn, this material is inexpensive and can be used almost universally – although not with oils. Information provided by Freudenberg Sealing Technologies.
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Available Properties

Density, DIN EN ISO 1183-1
Hardness, Shore A, DIN ISO 7619-1
Tensile Strength, DIN 53504, S2
Elongation at Break, DIN 53504, S2
100% Modulus, DIN 53504
Rebound, DIN 53512
Tear Strength, DIN ISO 34-1, Methode B
Tear Strength, DIN ISO 34-1, Methode C
Compression Set, DIN ISO 815, B
Compression Set, DIN ISO 815, B
Compression Set, DIN ISO 815, B
Maximum Service Temperature, Air, dynamic
Maximum Service Temperature, Air, static
Minimum Service Temperature, Air, static
Minimum Service Temperature, Air, ISO 11357-2, DSC
Minimum Service Temperature, Air, ASTM D1329, TR10, test
Minimum Service Temperature, Air, dynamic

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