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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION SHEETV-GRADE Material: Expanded Polyethylene Closed Cell, Cross Linked Stock Ref. No. and Colour: V-Grade Black or White Density kg/m³ Average: 33 kg/m³ Water Absorption by Weight (max): DIN 53428 1986 1 day < 0.1 % vol 7 days < 0.3 % vol 14 days < 0.4 % vol 28 days < 0.5 % vol Recommended Operating Temperature Range: Degrees Centigrade -70 min. +105 max. Compression Stress-Strain Characteristics: 25 % Compression 40 kPa 40 % Compression 75 kPa 50 % Compression 115 kPa 60 % Compression 175 kPa Compression Set ( s/s thickness) 72 hrs 50% compression 23°C ½ hr recovery 27 % set 48 hrs 20% compression 23°C ½ hr recovery 7 % set Elongation at Break: 135% Tensile Strength: 455 kPa Thermal Conductivity: Tested at a mean temperature of 10ºC 0.040 W/m.K Chemical Resistance: Weathering: Very Good Ozone: Good Ultra Violet: Good Fuels: Not Good Acids: Good Alkali: Good Ageing: Good Solvents: Good
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION SHEETRF25X EPDM FACED PE Material: Expanded Polyethylene on EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) Cell Type Closed Cell, Cross Linked Stock Ref. No. and Colour: RF25X Black or White Density kg/m³ Average: 29 kg/m³ on 100 - 150 kg/m³ Water Absorption by Weight (max): 10% Recommended Operating Temperature Range: Degrees Centigrade -50 min. +70 max. Cell Type: Closed U.V. Resistance: Good Chemical Resistance: Good |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION SHEET FIRE STOP BLOCKS & STRIPComposition: Inert vitreous silicate mineral wool bonded with a thermosetting phenolic resin, which has been urea extended. Up to 0.5% of mineral oil. 8. Physical & Chemical Properties. Appearance – vitreous mineral wool supplied in the form of slabs and in sectional form. Melting point – above 600°C Solubility – insoluble iner and generally chemically inert. 9. Stability & Reactivity. No special physical conditions need to be avoided. No restrictions regarding incompatible materials. Above 230°C, some binder degradation may occur for a short while, leading to the evolution of small quantities of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and other trace gases. 10. Toxicological Effects. IARC Classification category 2B (in 1987). Subsequent human epidemiological studies show no link between exposure to mineral wool and lung disease |
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