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FTL097

FTL097

Product catalog summary
Friction Properties:
  • Dynamic Friction Coefficient (µ): 0.38 ± 0.05
  • Wear Rate: 35-40 mm3/Kwh at 79N, 7m/s
  • F.A.S.T. Test Conditions: Measures friction coefficient response to temperature over 90 minutes at constant pressure and velocity. Maximum temperature resistance before material loses coefficient:
    • 79N, 7m/s, 90min: <250ºC
    • 100N, 7m/s, 90min: <300ºC
    • 100N, 11m/s, 80min: <355ºC
Recommended Operating Temperatures:
  • Continuous Operation: 250ºC
  • Intermittent Operation: 350ºC
Adhesives: Use any well-known thermosetting adhesive.
Rubbing Surfaces: Recommended to use good quality, fine-grained pearlitic cast iron with Brinell hardness of 150-200.
Material Description:
  • Material: FTL097
  • Rigid moulded friction material with a non-asbestos base, grey in color, incorporating selected friction modifying agents.
  • High friction coefficient with excellent resistance to fade and wear, suitable for severe duty applications.
  • Not damaged by moderate oil contamination and certified to non-sparking.
Applications:
  • Brake pads for cranes
  • Geared discs
  • Punch-die press blocks
  • Heavy duty miscellaneous industrial uses
Physical Properties:
  • Density: 1.94 – 1.99 g/cm3
  • Hardness (SHORE-D): 87 - 90
  • Acetone Extraction: <2%
  • Ignition Loss: 35-37%
Additional Information: The data is believed to be accurate and reliable, obtained through scientific and laboratory testing. Users should test the material thoroughly to determine its suitability for specific applications.
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FTL097-1

FRICTION PROPERTIES: • Friction coefficient (dynamic)ì (See graph) 0.38± 0.05 • Wear rate (@ 79N, 7m/s) F.A.S.T 35-40mm3 /Kwh • F.A.S.T. test conditions (Fade temperature) The FAST is a 90 minute test at constant pressure and velocity, which reports response of friction coefficient vs temperature. These are the maximum temperatures resistance before material lost coefficient. F=79N v=7m/s t=90min <250ºC F=100N v=7m/s t=90min <300ºC F=100N v=11m/s t=80min <355ºC RECOMMENDED OPERATING TEMPERATURES (max): • Continuous operation 250ºC • Intermittent operation 350 ºC ADHESIVES: The use of any well known thermosetting adhesive is recommended. RUBBING SURFACES: Good quality, fine grained pearlitic cast iron with Brinell hardness of 150-200 is recommended. Material: FTL097 DESCRIPTION: FTL097 is a rigid moulded friction material having a non-asbestos base. It is grey in colour and incorporates a blend of selected friction modifying agents. This complex matrix of ingredients is consolidated with a specially developed binder system. FTL097 has a high friction coefficient, which is combined with an excellent resistance to fade and wear. Its high performance characteristics are particularly suited to severe duty applications. This material although not intended to operate in oil is not physically damaged by moderate oil contamination. Material is certified to non-sparking. “DMT” data sheet is available upon request. It has excellent resistance to fade and wear. APPLICATIONS: • Brake pads for cranes • Geared discs • Punch-die press blocks • Heavy duty miscellaneous industrial uses. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: • Density g/cm 1.94 – 1.99 • Hardness (SHORE-D) 87 - 90 • Acetone extraction <2% • Ignition loss 35-37% Friction Technology Ltd www.frictiontechnology.co.uk The information supplied in this data sheet is believed to be accurate and reliable, and was obtained by scientific and laboratory testing. However, since actual conditions of use are largely outside the control of FRICTION TECHNOLOGY LTD, it is suggested that this material be thoroughly tested and its suitability for use be determined before final acceptance

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