Acetal-C ESD60, conductive

Chemical Family: Acetals

Acetal-C ESD60, conductive is a high-quality engineering plastic material. It is used to prevent uncontrolled static discharge in sensitive electronic environments or in explosive atmospheres.

Properties

Physical Form: Bars, Sheets
Bars
Sheets

Other characteristics

Brand: Acetal-C
Density: 1400.0 - 1400.0 kg/m³
Features: Chemical Resistant, Consistent High Quality, Creep Resistant, Dimensional Stability, Electrically Conductive, Excellent Mechanical Strength, Excellent Stiffness, Excellent Surface Hardness, Food Contact Acceptable, General Purpose, Good Impact Strength, Good Machinability, Good Sliding Properties, Good Surface Finish, Low Moisture Absorption, Wear Resistant
Polymer Name: Polyacetal Copolymer (POM)
Tensile Modulus: 1900.0 - 1900.0 MPa
Markets: Agriculture & Feed
Automotive & Transportation
Consumer Goods
Food & Nutrition
Healthcare & Pharma
Industrial
Technology: Plastics
Machinability: The machinability of un-modified acetal is excellent. Good chip forming leads to fine surface finishes. As with all plastic materials, experience has shown that extra care must be taken with larger diameters, especially in the colder months when plastic materials lose some of their toughness and so have less resistance to machining stresses. It's therefore important that these materials are not machined while in a chilled condition.
Labeling Claims: Food Contact Acceptable
Product Families: Plastics — Parts, Shapes & Films
Material Features: Chemical Resistant
Consistent High Quality
Creep Resistant
Dimensional Stability
Electrically Conductive
Excellent Mechanical Strength
Excellent Stiffness
Excellent Surface Hardness

Technical data

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Characteristic	Value	Unit
Density (20°C)	1.4	g/cm^³
Tensile Strength at Yield	40.0	MPa
Elongation at Break	30.0	%
Tensile Modulus of Elasticity	1900.0	MPa
Notched Impact Strength (Charpy)	5.0	kJ/m^²
Ball Indentation Hardness	100.0	N/mm^²

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