Fluoroloy® A20

Fluoroloy® A20

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Overview: The datasheet provides technical specifications for Fluoroloy® A20, a proprietary custom FEP material by Omniseal Solutions. It highlights the material's compliance with FDA and USP Class VI standards, its low gas permeability, and good cryogenic properties.
Features & Benefits: Fluoroloy® A20 is characterized by its white/translucent color and is suitable for applications requiring low gas permeability and performance in extreme temperatures ranging from -253°C to +204°C (-423°F to +400°F).
Physical Properties: The material has a specific gravity of 2.12-2.17 and a hardness of 55 Shore D. It exhibits minimal water absorption (<0.01%) over 24 hours, as per ASTM D570.
Mechanical Properties: The tensile strength is 30 MPa (4,350 psi) with an elongation of 300%, tested according to ASTM D1708.
Thermal Properties: The linear coefficient of thermal expansion from 26° to 200°C (78° to 392°F) in the mold direction is 5.0x10-5 mm/mm/°C (2.78x10-5 in/in/°F), as per ASTM D696.
Testing Notes: All tests are conducted at room temperature unless specified otherwise. Compression strength and deformation under load are noted, but specific values are not provided in the summary.
Disclaimer: The values provided are typical and intended for reference only. They should not be used as a basis for design specifications or quality control.
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OmnisealSolutions SAINT-GO BAIN BEYOND the boundaries of possible MATERIAL DATASHEET Fluoroloy® A20 Features & Benefits: White / Translucent color, proprietary custom FEP, compliant to FDA and USP Class VI Low gas permeability, good cryogenic properties Working temperature range: -253°C to +204°C [-423°F to +400°F] Omniseal Solutions

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