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Chemical Resistance Information

Our Chemical Resistance Database provides you information on chemicals and fluids known to attack or be compatible with the Quadrant materials listed.

Our database is organized by two product groups. You can access the information on the Quadrant Engineering Plastics below. For the resistance data on our Symalit® Fluoroplastics (linings) Materials, please click here.

For both databases, please consider the information given as a guideline. For more specific information please contact us.

Quadrant Engineering Plastics - Chemical Resistance Database

 

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Concentration (%) Temperature (°C) Duratron® PBI Duratron® PAI Duratron® PEI Ertacetal® C / Acetron® (POM-C) Ertacetal® H / Acetron® (POM-H) Ertalon® / Nylatron® * (PA) Ertalyte® (PET) Fluorosint® (PTFE) Ketron® PEEK * Quadrant® 1000 PC PE 500 / TIVAR® Quadrant® 1000 PSU Quadrant® PPSU Symalit® 1000 PVDF Techtron® HPV PPS
n-Hexanol - CH3(CH2)5OH - C6H14O
Cas nr.: 111-27-3 Group: Alcohols / Glycols
Synonyms: Hexyl alcohol
UDRTAAAA
 
Naphtha - Naphtha -
Group: Other hydrocarbons (oils, fuels…)
CARTAAAAAAABABAAA
 
Naphthalene - C10H8
Group: Aromatic Hydrocarbons
UDRTAAAAAAACBAA
UD100AACB
 
Naphthalenecarboxylic acid - C10H7COOH - C11H8O2
Cas nr.: 1320-04-3 Group: Organic acids
Synonyms: Naphthoic acid
UDRTAAAAA
 
Naphthalenesulphonic acids - C10H7SO3H - C10H8O3S
Cas nr.: 68153-01-5 Group: Organic acids
UDRTCCAC
 
Naphthoic acid - C10H7COOH - C11H8O2
Cas nr.: 1320-04-3 Group: Organic acids
Synonyms: Naphthalenecarboxylic acid
UDRTAAAAA
 
Natural gas
Cas nr.: - Group: Other hydrocarbons (oils, fuels…)
Synonyms: Gas (natural gas)
CARTAAAAAAAAAAA
 
Neon - Ne
Cas nr.: 7740-01-9 Group: Other inorganic chemicals
UDRTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 
Nickel salts
Cas nr.: - Group: Inorganic salt
SSRTBAAAAA
SS100AAA
10RTAAAAAAA
 
Nitric acid - HNO3
Group: Inorganic acids
1RTBABAAAAAAAAA
2RTCACCAAAAAAAAA
5RTCACCAAAAAAAA
590CCCCCABCCAAA
10RTCCACCCAAAAAAAAA
1060CCCCCCAACAAA
1080CCCCCCABBCAAAC
20RTCCCCCCAACAAAA
30RTCCCCCCABBAA
50RTCCCCOCABCBCA
50100CCCCOCACCCCAC
80RTCCCCOCABCCCCA
8050CCCCOCACCCCCA
8075CCCCOCACCCCCCC
98RTCCCCOCACCCCCBC
9850CCCCOCACCCCCCC
 
Nitrobenzene - C6H5NO2
Group: Aromatic Hydrocarbons
UDRTABBBAAOAAA
UD80CABOCCB
UD200OACOCC
 
Nitrogen - N2
Cas nr.: 7727-37-9 Group: Other inorganic chemicals
UDRTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 
Nitrogen oxides - NO / NO2
Cas nr.: - Group: Other inorganic chemicals
UDRTCCBAAAAAA
 
Nitrogen under high pressure - N2
Cas nr.: - Group: Other inorganic chemicals
UDRTAAAAAAA
 
Nitrohydrochloric acid  - HNO3 + HCl
Cas nr.: 8007-56-5 Group: Inorganic acids
Synonyms: Aqua regia
UDRTCCCCCACCCB
UD100CCCCCCCC
 
Nitromethane - CH3NO2
Group: Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
UDRTABAAAA
UD50AB
 
Nitrotoluene - C6H4CH3NO2
Group: Aromatic Hydrocarbons
UDRTBBAAACA
UD100OAOC
 

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Resistance Ratings:

A    :    Resistant. Little or no change in weight. Small effect on mechanical properties. Generally suitable for practical use.
B    :    Partially resistant. In course of time, there is a distinct deterioration in mechanical properties and a change in weight. In many cases a short exposure may be considered allowable.
C    :    Non-resistant.  After a short time, the material is seriously affected (considerable reduction of the mechanical strength and changes in weight). Using the material under these conditions is not recommended.
O    :    The plastics material dissolves in the chemical.

Concentration (%):
A number, e.g. 20, indicates “20 g of solute per 100 g of aqueous solution” (20 % by weight).
UD    :    Undiluted (technically pure chemical)
SS    :    Saturated aqueous solution (at 23°C)
CA    :    As commercially available

Temperature (°C):
RT    :    Room temperature (15 – 25 °C).

* The resistance ratings given for Ertalon®/Nylatron® and Ketron® PEEK are in first instance valid for the unreinforced grades. As far as the glass fibre reinforced grades are concerned (Ertalon® 66-GF30 and Ketron® PEEK GF-30), it has to be noted that they are more affected by hot aqueous solutions than the unreinforced grades. Therefore, preliminary testing under actual service conditions is strongly recommended.

The ratings given here, derived from raw material supplier data and from literature related to the chemical resistance of plastics, are intended as a guide only and not as an alternative to actual testing. Therefore in practice, it is strongly recommended to carry out preliminary tests on a prototype under actual service conditions, to evaluate the final suitability of the selected plastics material for your application.

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