Roll in ECTFE GB natural

ECTFE is a partly fluorinated fluoropolymer that differs from the other two by being considerably stiffer and harder. It stands up to aggressive chemistry and handles alkaline environments above pH 10. The roll has glass fiber fabric on the back, the code GB, which gives the adhesive its grip, since fluoropolymers cannot be glued.

The tensile modulus of 1 650 MPa makes ECTFE many times stiffer than the fully fluorinated plastics, and the yield strength is 31 MPa. The notched impact strength lies above 100 kJ/m², so the material is tough at the same time. The Vicat softening point is 118 degrees and the temperature range -40 to +150 degrees.

The roll is supplied in natural and is laid as a lining in steel tanks or in composite construction against glass fiber reinforced plastic, where the low permeation is the point of it. The glass fiber side is turned toward the load-bearing substrate. We cut the roll to your dimensions.