Thermal Resistance
|
Material
|
Minimum
operating temp. for
short periods
|
Minimum
operating temperature continuous
|
Maximum
operating temp. for
short periods
|
Maximum
operating temperature continuous
|
| PTFE
(Virgin) |
-280
|
-250
|
290
|
260
|
| High
Perform. Mats |
-60
to -20
|
-30
to -10
|
160
to 310
|
150
to 250
|
| Polypropylene |
-15
|
-10
|
145
|
130
|
| Polycarbonate |
-60
|
-30
|
135
|
121
|
| PETP
|
-30
|
-20
|
160
|
110
|
| Acetal
(C) |
-50
|
-40
|
140
|
110
|
| Nylon
66SA |
-40
|
-30
|
180
|
95
|
| Bakelite |
-120
|
-100
|
105
|
90
|
| UHMWPE |
-280
|
-260
|
110
|
90
|
| Polyurethane |
-60
|
-45
|
100
|
85
|
| HMWPE |
-120
|
-100
|
100
|
80
|
| HDPE |
-65
|
-50
|
100
|
80
|
| Acrylic |
-200
|
-150
|
70
|
60
|
| PVC |
-15
|
0
|
80
|
50
|
Materials have
been colour-coded based on their maximum continuous operation temperature in
°C in air. Coding is as follows:
|
260
250
130
121
110
110
95
90
90
85 80
80
60
50
|
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