Here's some data on certain products, make your own mind up.
http://www.armstrongsteam.com.au/main/c ... stance.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
Cheers.
Chemical Resistance Charts
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Austin Nichols
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rednose
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Re: Chemical Resistance Charts
Thanks for the chart Austin
Not only useful for distilling, saved it for future projects
In short words there are only 3 products that resist alcohol in temps around 100C.
The most recommended in the PDF is PTFE at 200 C followed by FPM at 180 C and last not least EPDM at 120 C.
Interesting info.
Not only useful for distilling, saved it for future projects
In short words there are only 3 products that resist alcohol in temps around 100C.
The most recommended in the PDF is PTFE at 200 C followed by FPM at 180 C and last not least EPDM at 120 C.
Interesting info.
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Re: Chemical Resistance Charts
No worries Rednose,
Hopefully this info can put to rest some of the arguments that keep coming up about various products, if not, well at least it will make a decent reference point for people to use.
Cheers.
Hopefully this info can put to rest some of the arguments that keep coming up about various products, if not, well at least it will make a decent reference point for people to use.
Cheers.