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    Virgin polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) material specifications SMS-016 outlines key properties of the raw material. It has a specific density of 2.1 ± 0.15 gm/cc, hardness of 50-60 Shore D, and tensile strength of 20 Mpa. Additional properties listed are an ultimate elongation of 275%, flexural modulus of 440 Mpa, compressive strength at 1% deformation of 4 Mpa, and deformation under load at 230°C of 10%. Thermal properties include a melting point of 327 ± 10°C and specific heat of 1.2 KJ/Kg.K at 40°C.

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    Virgin polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) material specifications SMS-016 outlines key properties of the raw material. It has a specific density of 2.1 ± 0.15 gm/cc, hardness of 50-60 Shore D, and tensile strength of 20 Mpa. Additional properties listed are an ultimate elongation of 275%, flexural modulus of 440 Mpa, compressive strength at 1% deformation of 4 Mpa, and deformation under load at 230°C of 10%. Thermal properties include a melting point of 327 ± 10°C and specific heat of 1.2 KJ/Kg.K at 40°C.

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    Virgin polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) material specifications SMS-016 outlines key properties of the raw material. It has a specific density of 2.1 ± 0.15 gm/cc, hardness of 50-60 Shore D, and tensile strength of 20 Mpa. Additional properties listed are an ultimate elongation of 275%, flexural modulus of 440 Mpa, compressive strength at 1% deformation of 4 Mpa, and deformation under load at 230°C of 10%. Thermal properties include a melting point of 327 ± 10°C and specific heat of 1.2 KJ/Kg.K at 40°C.

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    Stafford Controls Limited

    STAFFORD MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS :SMS – 016

    Material : VIRGIN POLY TETRA FLURO ETHYLENE Raw Material : ---

    PHYSICAL & MECHANICAL PROPERTIES UNITS ASTM METHOD VALUE


    Specific Density gm/cc D792 2.1 ± 0.15
    Hardness Shore D D2240 50-60
    Tensile strength Mpa D638 20
    Ultimate elongation % D638 275
    *Felexural modulus Mpa D790 440
    *Compressive strength at 1% deformation , 23° C
    Mpa D695 4
    (min)
    *Deformation under load at 230 C , 14 MPa (min). % D621 10
    *Static coeff. of friction against polished steel - - 0.05-0.1
    *Dynamic coeff. of friction against polished steel - - 0.12
    Water absorption % D570 5x10-3

    THERMAL PRPPERTIES :
    0
    Melting point C - 327 ± 10
    0
    *Specific heat , 40 C KJ/Kg. K D4591 1.2
    0 0 0
    *Coeff. of linear thermal expansion per C, 23-60 C mm/mm C E228 10x10-5

    * Marked properties for information.

    Prepared and Checked By : SSK Approved By : RKS

    Issue Date : 05/ 07/ 2003 Revision No : 00 Revision Date : --


    DD-FM-028 / SCL \\Ln2000\DATA3\USERS\SPECS\ISO\SMS\SMS016R0.DOC Page 1 Of 1

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