Chemical Compatibility Database from Cole Parmer

The information in this chart has been supplied to Cole Parmer by other reputable sources and is to be used ONLY as a guide in selecting equipment for appropriate chemical compatibility Before permanent installation test the equipment with the chemicals and under the specific conditions of your application Ratings of chemical behavior listed

Chemical Compatibility Chart

Chemical Compatibility Chart The attached information has been prepared in good faith by RAPRA Technology Limited and other sources Information should be used as a GUIDE only as the information is only current at the date of publication Chemical compatibility cannot be read straight off charts and other factors such as temperatures

Chemical Compatibility GuideCornell University

HDPE high density polyethylene FLPE fluorinated polyethylene LDPE low density polyethylene PC polycarbonate PEI polyetherimide First letter of each pair applies to conditions at 20°C the second to those at 50°C At 20°C >EG< at 50°C LDPE HDPE PP PPCO PMP PETG FEP TFE PFA ECTFE ETFE PC Rigid PVC Flex

CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY CHARTBal Seal

These tables list the chemical compatibility chart of various elastomer materials commonly used for o ring This data has been compiled from literature published by various material suppliers It is given as background information only In any given case factors such as concentration temperature degree of agitation and

CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY CHART FOR NALGENE

HDPEHigh density polyethylene PFAPerfluoroalkoxy polymer GLittle or no damage after 30 days of constant exposure PCPolycarbonate ENo damage after 30 days of constant exposure PPCOPolypropylene copolymer PPPropylene

Materials Chemical Compatibility Guide

Chemical Compatibility Guide Your Partner for Sealing Technology Trelleborg Sealing Solutions is a major international sealing force uniquely placed to offer dedicated design and development from our market leading product and material portfolio a

Ozone Material Compatibility Chart

Ozone Material Compatibility Chart HDPE A Excellent Hypalon C Fair Hytrel C Fair Inconel A Excellent Kalrez A Excellent Kel F PCTFE A Excellent Latex D Very Poor LDPE B Good Magnesium D Poor Monel C Fair Natural rubber D Very Poor

HDPE Chemical Resistance Guide

HDPE Chemical Resistance Guide Legend S = Satisfactory O = Some attack U = Unsatisfactory 1 of 5 ESCR and container design are involved full compatibility testing is recommended Technical information contained herein is furnished without charge or obligation and is given and accepted at recipient s sole risk

Chemical Compatibility GuideCornell University

The Chemical Resistance Chart and Chemical Resistance Summary Chart that follow are general guidelines for LDPE HDPE PP PPCO PMP PETG FEP TFE PFA ECTFE ETFE PC Rigid PVC Flex PVC PSF PS FLPE RESMER PMMA SAN PEI XLPE PVDF Chemical Compatibility Guide

Chemical Compatibility Chart from ISMIndustrial Spec

Chemical Compatibility Chart HDPE Tygon LDPE Natural Rubber Noryl PPO Polycarbonate PC Polypropylene PP PTFE PVC PVDF Kynar Silicone VMQ Titanium Viton FKM Amines A A N/A D D B B D D D N/A 1D B B A A B C B B D D D B A D N/A B B D D Ammonia 10 Ammonium

Plastic Resistance ChartLab Supplies

LDPE HDPE PP PMP TPX Reagent PVC PC PS SAN ABS ACRYLIC PTFE PFA E CTFE CHEMICAL RESISTANCE OF PLASTICS This chart gives general guidelines only on the chemical resistance of plastics There are many factors which influence chemical resistancealways test for your own application before selecting the appropriate Azlon product

JMM HIGH DENSITY POLYETHYLENE HDPE PE4710

JMM HDPE pressure pipe is manufactured with premium highly engineered PE4710 resin that provides maximum performance benefits to service today s municipal and industrial water needs The PE4710 material conforms to ASTM D3350 with the cell classification of 445574C/E and is listed with the Plastic Pipe Institute s PPI TR4

Chemical Compatibility ChartLDPE HDPE PP Teflon

LDPE HDPE Resistance Chart by Chemical The chemical compatibility of LDPE and HDPE on this chart is tested at 20°C and 50°C for 7 days and 30 days if applicable with constant exposure LDPE HDPE at 20°C little or no damage after 30 days LDPE at 50°C shows some effect after 7 days

New Chemical Resistance ChartBilly Boots

HDPE PTFE F Fair Resistance Flex PVC EVA PU Hytrel Field testing should always be performed to confirm the suitability of the product for the application LDPE KEY G = Good resistance F = Fair Resistance L = Limited resistance P = Poor resistance = predicted data or opinion

INEOS HDPE Chemical Resistance Guide

HDPE Chemical Resistance Guide Reagent 70º F 21º C 140º F 60º C Reagent 70º F 21º C 140º F 60º C Camphor crystals S S Dextrose saturated S S Camphor oil U U Dibutyl ether O U Carbon dioxide 100 dry S S Dichlorobenzene ortho and para U U Carbon dioxide 100 wet S

GAS COMPATIBILITY TECHNICAL INFORMATION

COMPATIBILITY CHART continued Satisfactory for use with EPR Ethylene Propylene Rubber and EPDM ADVANCED Specialty Gas Equipment 143 TECHNICAL INFORMATION COMPATIBILITY CHART continued Brass 303 Stainless Steel 316 Stainless Steel Aluminum Zinc Copper Monel PCTFE Teflon Tefzel Kynar PVC Polycarbonate Kalrez Viton Buna N Neoprene

Chemical Compatibility Chart from ISMIndustrial Spec

Chemical Compatibility Chart HDPE LDPE Neoprene CR Noryl PPO Polycarbonate PC Polypropylene PP PTFE PVC PVDF Kynar Silicone VMQ Titanium Viton FKM Acetaldehyde A A D A C B A A D C C D A A B A C C C C N/A A C A A D D A A D D Acetamide B A A A B A D D A D N/A A A A N/A A A A D B N/A A D A A D C B N/A D B

Plastic welding compatibility chartPP/PC/ABS/PE/PS/Nylon

The plastic welding compatibility chart shows which material can be welded like PP PC ABS PE PS Nylon POM PVC etc info kaer welder 0086 631 HOME

HDPE Chemical Resistance Chartespgeosynthetics

HDPE Chemical Resistance Chart B C Reagent D E Legend S=Satisfactory U=Unsatisfactory M=Marginal N=Not known 1 70 deg F 140 deg F 70 deg F 140 deg F 21 deg C 60 deg C 21 deg C 60 deg C Reagent Reagent Ethylene Chlorohydrin U U Lactic Acid 90¡/O S S

Chemical Compatibility Quick Reference Chart

losses with LDPE HDPE PP PPCO and PMP The solvent effects on these five resins are normally reversible the part will usually return to its normal condition after evaporation Not recommended for continuous use Immediate damage may occur Depending on the plastic the effect will be a more severe crazing cracking loss of strength

Appendix E Chemical Compatibility Chart

Chemical Compatibility Chart 527 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Ethylidene norbonene 30 is not compatible with Groups 1 3 and 5 8 2 Ethyl 3 propylacrolein 1 9 is not compatible with Group I Non Oxidizing Mineral Acids Ferric hydroxyethyylethylenediamine triacetic acid Sodium salt solution 43 is not compatible with Group 3 Nitric acid

Chemical Resistance ChartHDPE

HDPE Chemical Resistance Chart Resistance Level Resistance Level Chemical Name 20oC 68F 60oC 140F Chemical Name 20oC 68F 60oC 140F Formic acid R R Mercuric chloride R R Fruit juices R R Mercury R R Gelatine R R Methanol R NR Glycerine R R Methylene chloride LR NR Glycols R R Milk products R R Glycol ethylene R R Moist air R R

CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY TABLETom Parker

CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY TABLE For ChemQuik DrumQuik DrumQuik PRO Other Common Colder Series Coupling Materials Updated 01/14/2010 Swelling Loss of Tensile Strength INTERPRETATION OF TEST DATA In 30 days to 1 year of exposure Description of Chemical Attack SEAL Materials Acetic Acid to212° 140° AB 100 70°122° 5 10 50 B 30 at

Polyethylene Chemical Resistance Chart

Polyethylene Chemical Resistance Chart CDF Corporation uses only the highest quality raw materials available These raw materials have out standing resistance to both physical and chemical attack The following chart should be used as a guide for evaluating the suitability of our products with the chemical agent you plan to use Special considera

Chemical Resistance Chart for HDPE High Density

HDPE Chemical Resistance Chart Page 2 of 2 sec Butyl AlcoholEE Glacial Acetic AcidEE Sodium Acetate SaturatedEE tert Butyl AlcoholEE GlutaraidehydeEE Sodium Hydroxide 1 EE Butyric AcidFN GlycerineEE Sodium Hydroxide 100 EE Calcium Hydroxide Conc EE n HeptaneGF Sodium HypoChlorite 15 EE

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE CHART

RESISTANCE CHART RATINGS CHEMICAL EFFECT A No effect Excellent B Minor effect Good 2 Polypropylene Satisfactory to 72° F C Moderate effect Fair D Severe effect Not recommended FOOTNOTES 1 P V C Satisfactory to 72° F 3 Polypropylene Satisfactory to 120° F 4 Buna N Satisfactory for O

HDPE Chemical Resistance Guide

HDPE Chemical Resistance Guide Legend S = Satisfactory O = Some attack U = Unsatisfactory 4 of 5 Reagent 21 C 60 C Reagent 21 C 60 C Pine oil Plating solutions Brass Cadmium Chromium Copper Gold Indium Lead Nickel Rhodium Silver Tin Zinc Potassium bicarbonate saturated Potassium borate 1 Potassium bromate 10 Potassium bromide saturated

Chemical Compatibility Chart

Chemical Compatibility Chart Chemical Compatibility Chart by Runfeng and welded have led to the wide use of HDPE on food processing HDPE can also be non toxic and non staining and is often chosen because of its FDA approval and food contact suitability and its glorious machinability Advanced Plastics stocks a full range of

Chemical Resistance Guide for High Density Polyethylene HDPE

The information below concerns general polyethylene chemical resistance only Since other factors such as permeation ESCR and container design are involved full compatibility testing is recommended LEGEND S = Satisfactory O = Some Attack U = Unsatisfactory High Density Polyethylene Chemical Resistance Guide

Chemical Resistance Reference Chart for HDPE High

Chemical Resistance Reference Chart for HDPE High Density Polyethylene The following summary table is a guide to the compatibility of Liquids with High Density Polythylene The table does not imply compliance with the requirements found in 49CFR Chemical Resistance Classification E30 days of constant exposure to reagent causes no damage

CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY CHARTWisconsin

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Chemical Compatibility Guide for High Density

Chemical Compatibility Guide for High Density Polyethylene Overpaks and Utility Trays NOTICE ASTM D43 60T TESTING Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Chemical 75˚ 125˚ Acetaldehyde F N Lead Acetate Crystals E E Acetic 5 E E Lead Acetate Saturated E E Acetic 25 E E Lead Arsenate E E Acetic 50 E E Lead Nitrate E E Acetic Glacial E G Lemon Juice E E

HDPE Chemical Compatibility Resistance Chart

HDPE Chemical Compatibility Resistance Chart Explanation of Footnotes 1 Satisfactory to 72°F 22°C 2 Satisfactory to 120°F 48°C Ratings Chemical Effect A = Excellent B = Good Minor Effect slight corrosion or discoloration C = Fair Moderate Effect not recommended for continuous use Softening loss of strength swelling may occur

Chemical Compatibility TableGeotech Env

ABS Acetal CPVC FEP Nylon 6 66 HDPE Polypropylene PTFE PVCType I PVCType II PVDF EPDM Kel–F Neoprene Nitrile Polyurethane Silicone Tygon Viton–A Ceramic Silica 304 Stainless 316 Stainless Carbon Steel Hastelloy–C Aluminum Brass Copper Title Chemical Compatibility Table

HDPE LDPE Chemical Resistance Chart

HDPE and LDPE Resistance Chart by Chemical LDPE HDPE resistance listed by chemical 1 4 dioxane LDPE and HDPE at 20C° show little or no damage after 30 days of constant exposure LDPE at 50C° shows some effect after 7 days of constant exposure Acetaldehyde LDPE and HDPE at 20C° show little or no damage after 30 days of constant exposure

Chemical Resistance Chart of Plastics

PlasticsChemical Resistance Chart Material Formula Acidsconcentrated Acidsdilute Alcohols Alkalis Aromatic hydrocarbons Greases and Oils Halogenated Hydrocarbons Halogens Ketones Cellulose Acetate Butyrate CABFair Poor Poor Fair Poor Poor Good Poor Poor Poor Poor Ethylene Chlorotrifluoroethylene copolymer