Chemours Viton® A-700 with 30 phr N774 Carbon Black

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Chemours Viton® A-700 with 30 phr N774 Carbon Black
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Fluoropolymer, TS; Thermoset Fluoroelastomer; Rubber or Thermoset Elastomer (TSE)
Material Notes:	Viton® A-700 is an “A-family” gum polymer that has demonstrated easy processing. This gum provides: Improved compression set resistance Good flow for compression molding Good mold release Less mold fouling Improved compression set resistance Improved tear properties Applications: Compression molding of O-rings, gaskets, and other sealing devices Extruded cords, profiles and tubing, or calendered sheets, when a blend of gum polymers are used Blending with other polymers for viscosity modification Information provided by manufacturer. Chemours was formed from former DuPont performance chemicals businesses, including the Viton product line, in 2015.
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Available Properties

Hardness, Shore A, ASTM D2240-91, Cured 10 min at 177°C and Post Cured 24 hr at 232°C
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, ASTM D412-92, Cured 10 min at 177°C and Post Cured 24 hr at 232°C
Elongation at Break, ASTM D412-92, Cured 10 min at 177°C and Post Cured 24 hr at 232°C
100% Modulus, ASTM D412-92, Cured 10 min at 177°C and Post Cured 24 hr at 232°C
Tear Strength, Die C, Cured 10 min at 177°C and Post Cured 24 hr at 232°C
Compression Set, ASTM D1414-94, Method B, O-rings 70 hr
Brittleness Temperature, ASTM D1329-88, Temperature Retraction, TR-10, using 50% elongation

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Manufacturer Notes:
Chemours, former DuPont

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Plastic

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