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- Manufacturer: Chemours
- Product Line: Viton™ Fluoroelastomer Gum
- Product: Viton™ AL Type Gum Polymer
- Industries: Adhesives | Coatings | Elastomers | Metal Processing & Fabrication | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
Viton™ AL-600
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SKU
0135885
Viton™ AL-600 is a medium-viscosity gum fluoropolymer with improved low-temperature flexibility. Viton™ AL-600 is designed to be cured with Viton™ VC-50 curative.
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Physical form: Slab
Appearance: Off-white
Odor: None
Nominal viscosity, ML1 + 10 at 121°C (250°F): Nominal 60
Specific gravity: 1.77
Storage stability: Excellent
Solubility: Low–molecular weight esters and ketones;
Primary Chemistry:
Terpolymer of hexafluoropropylene, vinylidene fluoride, and tetrafluoroethylene
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Overview
Viton™ AL-600 is an AL-type fluoroelastomer gum composed of hexafluoropropylene (HFP), vinylidene fluoride (VF₂), and tetrafluoroethylene (TFE).
Viton™ AL-600 contains 66% fluorine and is similar to Viton™ AL-300 but with a higher viscosity. Viton™ AL-600 can be blended with Viton™ AL-300 for an intermediate viscosity. Viton™ AL-600 is typically used in applications when low-temperature flexibility is required.
Features & Benefits
- Low-viscosity fluoroelastomers
- Enhanced compression set resistance
- Excellent low-temperature properties
- Mold fouling resistance
- Improved mold flow and processing properties
Problems Solved
Insufficient flexibility or tear of rubbers or elastomer compounds at low temperatures
Applications
Automotive and aerospace fuel injector O-rings and rubber parts
Molded parts that require low-temperature flexibility
Valve stem seals and elastomeric membranes
Air intake manifold gaskets
Injection and transfer molding applications
Fabric coatings and general paint solutions
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