Re: Heavy-duty polyurethanes

From: Michael Tsenter (nest@primenet.com)
Date: Tue Oct 20 1998 - 18:41:56 EEST

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Dear Henri:

We do offer a heat-resistant polyurethane material.
The specific product is: PC133HVS/G30VS (beige color)
The maximum glass transition value is 260-270 degrees F
The maximum continuous operating temperature is 240 degrees F

Please contact me if you would like to receive a comprehensive technical
data sheet about this product.

Best regards,
Michael Tsenter

Henri Koukka wrote:

> I was wondering if someone would know if there is polyurethane which is
> able to withstand temperatures between 100 - 150 C (210 - 300 F). In my
> application temperature is normally near 100 C but sometimes it peaks up to 150.

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