low wear grade for wear against other thermoplastics
Hostaform® LW90EWX is a specialty low wear grade of acetal copolymer designed for improved performance including when paired against other thermoplastic resins (PBT, PA, PC, PMMA) or steel. Due to the special wax blend the material has a good weld line strength.
| Original Document | Technical Datasheet(English) | |||
| Features | Wear/Abrasion ResistanceLow Friction/WearGood WeldCopolymer | |||
| Additive | Release AgentLubricant | |||
| Processing | Injection | |||
| Reinforced | Wax | |||
| Physical | Value/Unit(Sign in to View) | Test Standard | Test Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
Density/Specific Gravity | *** g/cm³ | ISO 1183 | |
Melt Volume Flow Rate(MVR) | |||
190℃/2.16 kg | *** cm³/10min | ISO 1133 | |
| Mechanical | Value/Unit(Sign in to View) | Test Standard | Test Condition |
Tensile Modulus | *** Mpa | ISO 527-2/1A | |
Tensile Strength | |||
Yield | *** Mpa | ISO 527-2/1A | 50mm/min |
Tensile Elongation | |||
Yield | *** % | ISO 527-2/1A | 50mm/min |
Nominal Tensile Strain at Break | *** % | ISO 527-2/1A | 50mm/min |
| Impact | Value/Unit(Sign in to View) | Test Standard | Test Condition |
Charpy Notched Impact Strengh | |||
23℃ (73℉) | *** kJ/m² | ISO 179/1eA | |
Charpy Unnotched Impact Strengh | |||
23℃ (73℉) | *** kJ/m² | ISO 179/1eU | |
| Hardness | Value/Unit(Sign in to View) | Test Standard | Test Condition |
Ball Indentation Hardness | *** Mpa | ISO 2039-1 | 30s |
| Thermal | Value/Unit(Sign in to View) | Test Standard | Test Condition |
Heat Deflection Temperature(HDT) | |||
1.8 Mpa (264 psi)（18.6kg/cm²） | *** °C | ISO 75-1/-2 | |
Melt Temperature(Tm) | *** °C | ISO 11357-1/-3 | 10°C/min |
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