Elastomers compatibility guide
Elastomers compatibility guide
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Please, does anybody know about a serious, tested, large, data list about compatibility guide between fluids and elastomeric or sealing materials? (ptfe, fluorocarbon,...)
At the moment I use three or four lists and I compare between them. At the end, they never show the same results, so I trust in the less favorable.
Thank you very much.
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At the moment I use three or four lists and I compare between them. At the end, they never show the same results, so I trust in the less favorable.
Thank you very much.
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RE: Elastomers compatibility guide
- 444 pages
- 3000+ liquid or dry chemicals, gasses, lubricants, household fluids, foods, atmospheres, and other environments are covered.
- 5000 chemical trade names covered.
- 1000+ synonyms of covered chemicals, gases, etc., indexed to page numbers.
It's the best I've seen.
http://www.compasspublications.com/Elastomers.htm
RE: Elastomers compatibility guide
The Gates Rubber Company put out the best chemical resistance charts for rubbers that I've seen. It's a brochure entitled "Chemical Resistance Tables of Rubber Linings and Other Materials".
Rich Geoffroy
Polymer Services Group
POLYSERV@aol.com
RE: Elastomers compatibility guide
Here is another possible place to compare from Dow/Dupont
www.dupont-dow.com/Tech_Info/chemical.asp
They list all the viton options as well as a special area for Kalrez.
Good luck
RE: Elastomers compatibility guide
G.Tweed:http://ww2.gtweed.com/chemicalcompatibility.nsf/
NIBCO: "nibco chemical resistance for valves and fittings"
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RE: Elastomers compatibility guide
Believe me, over twelve (12) years in oilfield equipment design, their efforts have significant yields during my professional career. Cut to the chase, go with the Cadillac and paroose the Parker-Hannifin website!
Kenneth J Hueston, PEng
Principal
Sturni-Hueston Engineering Inc
Edmonton, Alberta Canada