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    Virgin Ptfe: (Polytetrafluoroethylene)

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    Virgin PTFE is a specific type of polytetrafluoroethylene with defined physical properties. It has a specific gravity between 2.130-2.180 g/cm3, tensile strength over 20 MPa, and elongation over 200%. It also has a Shore D hardness over 54, ball hardness over 23 MPa, and compression strength at 1% deformation over 70 Kg/cm2. Virgin PTFE is resistant to temperatures up to 260°C and certain chemicals, insoluble in solvents up to 300°C, and approved by the FDA for food contact.

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    Virgin PTFE is a specific type of polytetrafluoroethylene with defined physical properties. It has a specific gravity between 2.130-2.180 g/cm3, tensile strength over 20 MPa, and elongation over 200%. It also has a Shore D hardness over 54, ball hardness over 23 MPa, and compression strength at 1% deformation over 70 Kg/cm2. Virgin PTFE is resistant to temperatures up to 260°C and certain chemicals, insoluble in solvents up to 300°C, and approved by the FDA for food contact.

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    Virgin PTFE is a specific type of polytetrafluoroethylene with defined physical properties. It has a specific gravity between 2.130-2.180 g/cm3, tensile strength over 20 MPa, and elongation over 200%. It also has a Shore D hardness over 54, ball hardness over 23 MPa, and compression strength at 1% deformation over 70 Kg/cm2. Virgin PTFE is resistant to temperatures up to 260°C and certain chemicals, insoluble in solvents up to 300°C, and approved by the FDA for food contact.

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    Virgin Ptfe: (Polytetrafluoroethylene)

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    Virgin PTFE is a specific type of polytetrafluoroethylene with defined physical properties. It has a specific gravity between 2.130-2.180 g/cm3, tensile strength over 20 MPa, and elongation over 200%. It also has a Shore D hardness over 54, ball hardness over 23 MPa, and compression strength at 1% deformation over 70 Kg/cm2. Virgin PTFE is resistant to temperatures up to 260°C and certain chemicals, insoluble in solvents up to 300°C, and approved by the FDA for food contact.

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    VIRGIN PTFE

    (polytetrafluoroethylene)

    Specific gravity ISO 13000-2 g/cm 3 2,130 2,180


    Tensile strength ISO 13000-2 MPa 20
    Elongation ISO 13000-2 % 200

    a
    Hardness ISO 13000-2 Shore D 54

    sp
    Ball Hardness ISO 13000-2 MPa 23
    Compression strength at 1% deformation Kg/cm 2 70
    Deformation under load ASTM D621 % 10 13
    (140 Kg/cm 2 for 24 hrs. At 23 C)
    Permanent deformation ASTM D621 % 6 7,5
    (after 24 hrs. Relaxation at 23 C)
    Coefficient of static friction ASTM D1894 0,08 0,10
    Coefficient of dynamic friction ASTM D1894 0,06 0,08
    Thermal conductivity ASTM C 177 W / m.K 0,24
    Dielectric constant () ASTM D150 / 2,1
    at 60 Hz to 2GHz
    Dielectric Strength ASTM D149 KV/mm 20 70
    Volume resistivity ASTM D257 Ohm.cm 10 18
    Flamability UL 94 VE-0
    Water absorption ASTM D570 % 0,01

    Service Temperature
    Excellent resistance to continuous service temperatures up to 260 C and, for limited periods, even to higher
    temperatures; the low temperature resistance of the product allows satisfactory performance at as low 200 C.
    Chemical resistance
    PTFE possesses a high inertness towards nearly all known chemicals. It is only attacked by elemental alkali metals,
    chlorine trifluoride and elemental fluorine at high temperature and pressures.
    Solvents resistance:
    PTFE is insoluble in all solvents up to temperatures as high as 300 C (572 F). Certain highly fluori nated oils only
    swell and dissolve PTFE at temperatures close to the crystalline melting point.
    FDA Approved
    (Code of Federal regulation 21 CFR Ch.1, revised as of April 1, 1999 Edition); sections 175.105 - 175.300 - 176.170 -
    176.180 - 177.1520 - 177.1550 - 177.2600 - 178.3570. "Perfluorocarbon Resins" of the Food and Drug
    Administration/USA.P.

    Date: 10/2009

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