FEP Pellets Resin 610A

Catalog Number	ACMA00045141
Description	FEP 610 is the copolymer of TFE and HFP, with good thermal stability, outstanding chemical inertness, excellent electrical insulation and low friction coefficient, and can be processedbya thermoplastic processing method. 610 resin with low molecular weight and highmeltindex has low extrusion temperature, high extrusion velocity (5-8 times of commonFEPresin), and good flexibility, fold resistance and tenacity.
Melting Point	265±10 ℃
Appearance	Translucent particle, scrap metal, sand andotherimpurities cannot be mixed, particles withvisibledark spots cannot exceed 2%
Application	Extrusion processed for generic type resin, mainly used for wire insulation layer, tubes, film, and so on.
Elongation At Break	≥ 300%
Feature	Dielectric Constant(106HZ): 2.15 Dissipation Factor(106 HZ): 7.10x10-4
Melt Index	5.1~8.0 g/10min
Notes	Avoid processing at above 420℃ to prevent toxic gas from releasing
Packaging	1. It should be packaged in two-layer plastic inner bag, and then sealed in outer packingplastic bag. Each bag has net weight of 25kg and certificate of approval. 2. It should be stored in a clean, dry, cool and shady environment to prevent mixing of impurities. 3. It is nontoxic, non-inflammable, nonexplosive and noncorrosive, so it is transportedaccording to non-dangerous goods.
Specific Gravity	2.12~2.17
Tensile Strength	≥ 21.0 Mpa

Custom Q&A

What is FEP?

FEP stands for Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene. It is a copolymer of tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) and hexafluoropropylene (HFP).

What are the characteristics of FEP?

FEP has good thermal stability, excellent chemical resistance, and electrical insulation.

What are the processing technologies used for FEP?

FEP can be processed by conventional melting extrusion, injection molding, blow molding, and other processing technologies.

In which industries is FEP widely used?

FEP is widely used in communication, petrochemical, aerospace, and military industries.

How is FEP 610 different from other FEP resins?

FEP 610 has a low molecular weight and high melt index, which results in a lower extrusion temperature and higher extrusion velocity compared to common FEP resins. It also has good flexibility, fold resistance, and tenacity.

What are the visible impurity limitations for FEP pellets?

The FEP pellets should not contain scrap metal, sand, or other impurities, and particles with visible dark spots should not exceed 2%.

What are the applications of FEP resin?

FEP resin is mainly used for wire insulation layer, tubes, film, and other extrusion processed products.

What are the key features of FEP?

Some key features of FEP include excellent resistance to solvents and chemicals, low dielectric constant and dielectric loss, outstanding electrical properties, broad use-temperature range, extremely low flammability, and very good non-sticking release properties.

How does FEP compare to PTFE?

FEP combines the mechanical and chemical properties of PTFE with the melt-processability of more conventional polymers. It has a slightly higher coefficient of friction than PTFE and is used in biomedical devices as a substitute for PTFE.

How does the melt viscosity of FEP compare to PTFE?

The melt viscosity of FEP is over one million times lower than that of PTFE.

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