Reagent LDPE HDPE PP PMP PVC PC PS SAN ABS ACRYLIC PTFE PFA E-CTFE

Tem perature C 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50
Tem perature F 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122 68 122
A cetaldehyde
A cetic A cid
A cetic A nhydride
A cetone
A cetyl C hloride
A m m onium C hloride (10% )
A m m onium H ydroxide (28% )
A m yl A cetate
A niline
A qua Regia
Benzaldehyde
Benzene
Benzoic A cid
Boric A cid (10% )
Brom ine G as (D ry)
Brom ine W ater
Butyl A cetate
Butyl A lcohol
Butyric A cid
C alium H ydroxide (Saturated)
C arbon D isulphide
C arbon Tetrachloride
C hlorine G as (D ry)
C hlorine W ater
C hloroform
C itric A cid
m -C resol
C yclohexane
D ibutylphthalate
p-D ichlorobenzene
D iethyl Ether
D iethylene G lycol
D im ethyl Form am ide
D ioxane
Ethyl A cetate
Ethyl A lcohol
Ethyl C hloride
Ethylene C hloride
Ethyl O xide
Fluorine G as (D ry)
Form aldehyde (Form alin)
Form ic A cid
Fuel O il
This chart gives general guidelines only on the chem ical resistance of plastics. There are m any factors w hich influence
chem ical resistance - alw ays test for your ow n application before selecting the appropriate product. If you have any
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Excellent resistance
no attack
G ood resistance
m inor attack
Lim ited resistance
m oderate attack
Poor resistance, attacked or
dissolved, not recom m ended
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available