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Fluorosint PTFE

Product catalog summary

Overview of Fluorosint® Enhanced PTFE Materials
Quadrant has developed the Fluorosint® range to enhance PTFE materials for applications where traditional PTFE polymers fall short. These materials are ideal for demanding bearing and seal applications, offering chemical resistance and improved performance.

Fluorosint 500
Features outstanding dimensional stability similar to aluminum and low deformation under load. Commonly used in seals, valve seats, shrouds, slide bearings, wear strips, and thrust washers.

Fluorosint 207
Compliant with food contact standards (FDA and 2002/72/EC), it offers very good wear resistance and a low coefficient of friction. Applications include seals, mixers, pumps, appliances, bearings, and valve seats.

Fluorosint HPV
FDA compliant with excellent wear resistance and unmatched bearing performance. Used in bearings, commercial food equipment, wear guides, high-performance seals, and thrust washers.

Fluorosint MT-01
Characterized by very low deformation under load, good wear resistance, and excellent dimensional stability. Suitable for high-temperature seals, linear guides, wear bands, ovens, and dryers.

Physical Properties of Fluorosint Grades
The document details the physical properties of each Fluorosint grade, including density, water absorption, thermal, mechanical, and electrical properties, which are crucial for selecting the appropriate material for specific applications.

Key Benefits and Applications
Each Fluorosint grade offers specific advantages tailored to different industrial needs, such as food contact compliance, high wear resistance, and stability at elevated temperatures. Selecting the right material based on application requirements ensures optimal performance and longevity.

Overview
This document is a promotional guide by Quadrant Engineering Plastic Products, providing general information about Fluorosint. It serves as a preliminary guide without creating legal or contractual obligations.

Specifications and Data
All data and descriptions are indicative and not binding. Preliminary testing of finished plastic parts under actual service conditions is crucial to assess suitability for specific applications.

Customer Responsibility
Customers must test and assess the suitability and compatibility of Quadrant's products for their intended applications, based on chemical resistance data and practical experience.

Global Presence
Quadrant Engineering Plastic Products operates worldwide, with contact information available for their offices in Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific.

Trademark
Fluorosint is a registered trademark of the Quadrant group of companies.

Catalog excerpts

Fluorosint® PTFE Family of Advanced Fluoropolymer Materials

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Fluorosint® enhanced ptfe materials SEE HOW THESE MATERIALS STACK UP IN YOUR APPLICATION Quadrant developed the FLUOROSINT® range of enhanced PTFE materials to fill the performance gaps where unfilled and low-tech, filled PTFE based polymers underperform. Each FLUOROSINT material was specifically developed to excel in demanding bearing and seal applications. While each of these materials possess the chemical resistance and compliance of PTFE, each material offers some special benefits that give the designer clear performance advantages. Higher pressure seals and wear parts where precision is...

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Fluorosint® 500 EXCEPTIONAL DIMENSIONAL STABILITY FOR PRECISE TOLERANCE CONTROL Common applications FLUOROSINT® 500 Enhanced PTFE offers an ideal combination of stability and wear resistance for sealing applications where tight dimensional control is required. FLUOROSINT 500 also greatly reduces the risk of a catastrophic system failure by becoming a sacrificial wear surface. With a deformation under load 9 times lower than virgin PTFE, FLUOROSINT 500 allows designers to greatly improve the efficiency of systems without sacrificing the wear resistance and forgiving benefits of PTFE. The synthetic...

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Fluorosint® 207 LOWEST COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION OF FLUOROSINT GRADES Common applications FLUOROSINT® 207 Enhanced PTFE is a significant performance upgrade for any designer using PTFE for applications where temperature resistance, chemical resistance and food contact compliance (FDA and 2002/72/EC) are all important. FLUOROSINT 207 lasts far longer than unfilled PTFE in wear applications and has a very low coefficient of friction. FLUOROSINT 207 works well against most mating surfaces. · Seals · Mixers · Pumps · Appliances · Bearings · Valve seats Application example FLUOROSINT 207 replaces unfilled...

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Fluorosint® HPV MOST WEAR RESISTANT FLUOROSINT GRADE – OUTLASTS LOW-TECH PTFE BASED MATERIALS Common applications FDA compliant FLUOROSINT® HPV is a high performance bearing grade of FLUOROSINT – optimized for high PV and very low wear factor. FLUOROSINT HPV was developed for bearing applications where other, low-tech PTFE formulations exhibit premature wear or simply cannot perform. FDA compliance gives food and pharmaceutical equipment manufacturers new design options and all benefit from its excellent load bearing and wear characteristics. · Bearings · Commercial food equipment · Wear guides...

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Fluorosint® MT-01 ULTRA-HIGH PERFORMANCE GRADE FOR STABILITY AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE Dark grey Common applications FLUOROSINT® MT-01 is an extreme service grade developed specifically for applications where the benefits of PTFE-based materials also require strength, stiffness and stability. FLUOROSINT MT-01 delivers high mechanical performance at elevated temperature and as a result is often specified in seat, seal and wear applications where extreme conditions are present. · High temperature seals · Linear guides · Wear bands · Ovens and dryers Application example FLUOROSINT MT-01 is widely...

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PHYSiCAL PROPERTiES OF THE FLUOROSINT® GRADES Properties Note: 1 g/cm3 = 1,000 kg/m3 ; 1 MPa = 1 N/mm2 ; 1 kV/mm = 1 MV/m. - : currently no data available (1) According to method 1 of ISO 62 and done on discs 0 50 x 3 mm. (2) Only for short time exposure (a few hours) in applications where no or only a very low load is applied to the material. (3) Temperature resistance over a period of min. 20,000 hours. After this period of time, there is a decrease in tensile strength - measured at 23 °C - of about 50 % as compared with the original value. The temperature values given here are thus based...

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