Fluon+ - FC 105 Billet (310105580) - AGC Chemicals

Enhanced TDS

Chemical Family: Fluoropolymers
Fillers Included: Glass Fiber
Polymer Name: Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
Plastics & Elastomers Functions: Resin
Technologies: Plastics
Product Families: Plastics — Engineering & Specialty Polymers
High Performance Thermoplastics

Materials Features: Anti-Wear Properties,
Chemical Resistant,
Creep Resistant,
Good Compressive Strength,
Good Thermal Stability

Markets: Industrial
Applications: Industrial — Chemical & Industrial Manufacturing
Equipment & Parts
Plastics & Elastomers End Uses: Gaskets,
Pipe Seals
Plastics & Elastomers Processing Methods: Compression Molding
End Uses: Glass fibers are added to improve the wear properties, compressive strength, and creep resistance of PTFE without sacrificing the chemical and thermal resistance of the polymer.

Physical Form

Powder,

Typical Physical Properties


	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Deformation Under Load	6.4	%	AGC Chemicals
Elongation	250	%	ASTM D-4745
Filler Content	25	%	ASTM D-4745
Hardness Peak	61	Shore D	ASTM D-2240
Hardness Sustained	59	Shore D	ASTM D-2240
Specific Gravity	2.22	-	ASTM D-4745
Tensile Strength	2900	PSI	ASTM D-4745
Wear Performance (at 5,000 PV - Dynamic Coefficient of Friction)	0.26	in³-min/ftlb-hr	ASTM D-3702
Wear Performance (at 5,000 PV - Wear Factor, K)	6	in³-min/ftlb-hr	ASTM D-3702

Processing: This product can be processed using compression molding equipment to mold thick-walled parts.

Safe Handling Information: A summary of the hazards, as defined by OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1200 for this product are:
Physical hazards: None
Health hazards: None

Packaging Type: Drums
Packaging: Fluon+ FC 105 BILLET is packaged in a lined cardboard fiber drum containing 130 pounds.

Handling Precautions: Heating Fluon® and Fluon+™ products in excess of 750°F (399°C) can produce toxic fumes. It is, therefore, necessary to provide local exhaust ventilation in areas where Fluon® products are exposed to high temperatures. Avoid breathing fumes or contaminating smoking tobacco with fumes, powder, or dust.

Thermal decomposition of this product will generate hydrogen fluoride, which is corrosive. Corrosion resistance materials are required for prolonged contact with molten resin.