Duro-Bond Hypalon
- Chemical Family
- Natural RubbersPolyisoprenes
Duro-Bond Hypalon is an elastomeric sheet lining having excellent abrasion, heat, and corrosion resistance.. It is available either as a precured lining or as an uncured lining that must be vulcanized with steam or hot air cured before it can be used.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Sheets
Other characteristics
- Brand
- EC Duro-Bond
- Color
- Transparent
- End Uses
- Chemical Process, Industrial Applications, Tanks
- Features
Acid Resistant, Chemical Resistant, Corrosion Resistant, Electrically Conductive, Good Abrasion Resistance, Heat Resistance, High Purity, Ozone Resistant
- Polymer Name
- Natural Rubber Latex
- Usage
Duro-Bond Hypalon is used as a lining material for resistance to chemical agents, heat, and abrasion. It is used for lining equipment such as concrete and steel tanks, agitators, shafts and troughs. It is used extensively in the handling and storage of waste acids.
- Markets
- Industrial
- Advantages
Duro-Bond Hypalon has good electrical and heat resistance plus superior resistance to ozone and oxidizing chemicals. It is generally capable of resisting strong acid concentrations at elevated temperatures.; Duro-Bond Hypalon may be applied to a variety of surfaces and in various thicknesses. Precured Hypalon lining does not require equipment for vulcanization. It can be used to line concrete tanks and trenches in which steam or hot air curing is impractical.; Uncured Hypalon is applied while in the soft, unvulcanized state. It readily conforms to curved surfaces and can be easily applied to a wide variety of complex shaped equipment before it is vulcanized.
- Technology
- Elastomers
- Labeling Claims
- Odor-free
Technical data
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12 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Specific Gravity | approx. 1.38 | — |
| Tensile (precured) | min. 1,100 | psi |
| Elongation | min. 400 | % |
| Hardness Shore "A" Precured | approx. 60 +/- 5 | — |
| Hardness Shore "A" Uncured (after cure) | approx. 65 +/- 5 | — |
| Water Absorption (immersion for 70 hr at 212°F) | Burns, however, does not support combustion. | — |
| Flammability (by volume) | max. 2 | % |
| Finish | Buffed | — |
| Thickness | 1/8", 3/16" and 1/4" | — |
| Abrasion Resistance | Excellent | — |
| Weathering Resistance | Excellent | — |
| Tensile (hot air cured) | min. 1000 | psi |
