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Identification & Functionality
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Features & Benefits
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- Permanently anti static dissipative colourable PP. Suitable for injection molding and extrusion. Compliant with ATEX requirements and BS IEC 61340-5-1:2007
Applications & Uses
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Typical applications include:
- Production aids for the electronics industry (eg storage boxes bins etc).
- Plastic parts for hazardous environments.
- Audio/Hi-Fi accessories
- Static dissipating equipment housing
Properties
- Physical Properties
Value Units Test Method / Conditions Deflection Temperature (Under Load at 0.45 MPa) 100 °C ISO 75 methodA Deflection Temperature (Under Load at 1.81 Mpa) 80 °C ISO 75 methodA Elongation (at Break) 200 % ISO 527 Flexural Modulus 1.4 Gpa ISO 178 Melt Flow Index (at 230°C, 2.16 Kg Load) 5 dg./min ISO 1133 Shrinkage 1.6 - 2.0 % - Specific Gravity 0.93 g/cm³ - Static Decay (at 5000/50V) 0.25 seconds FTMS-101C / JCI 140 Surface Resistivity 10⁸ ohms/sq DIN 53482 Tensile Modulus 1.6 Gpa ISO 527 Tensile Strength (at Yield) 28 Mpa ISO 527
Technical Details & Test Data
- Recommended Processing Conditions
Machine: It is recommended that an in-line reciprocating screw machine be used to injection mold ECP 2200.
Cylinder Temperature: 200-230°C. The optimum cylinder temperature will depend upon the size and complexity of the molding.
Mold Temperature: 25-50°C. The optimum mold temperature will depend upon the size and complexity of the molding.
Mold Design: Molds should be designed to obtain rapid filling, and multiple gates for large area moldings are recommended with the gate positioned to avoid the possible formation of weld lines.
Machine and Mold Wear: There is no evidence of any wear associated with this compound.
Moisture: ECP 2200 can absorb moisture, therefore, prior to molding please ensure thorough drying. Materials should be re-dried if all the material is not used within 2-3 hours of opening the bag. Excess moisture may show as splash marks on the surface of the finished moldings. If necessary, the material should be re-dried. Typical drying conditions are 2-3 hours at 75°C.
Use of Regrind: Runners, sprues and scrap moldings can be reground and blended with virgin materials. Regrind additions should not exceed 10% by weight of the virgin material otherwise some reduction in properties may be experienced.
Safety & Health
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Caution - This material is electrically static dissipative.
As this material does not have the insulating properties normally associated with polymers, due safety precautions must be taken in use and it is recommended that all products made from this material be suitably labeled.