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[Wear Resistant Thermoplastics]
 
These compounds are common formulations which provide comparative information on the wear properties of this resin and various combinations of additives.

Instead of off-the-shelf solutions, RTP Company routinely develops specialty compounds with a precise combination of properties such as conductivity, flame retardance, structural reinforcement, color, and wear resistance to meet your exact application requirements.

 
ESD 800
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 43 0.6
5000 10 100 19 0.57
10000 10 200 3 0.44
 
RTP 800
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 93 0.4
5000 10 100 102 0.42
10000 10 200 150 0.44
 
RTP 800 SI 2
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 42 0.43
2000 2 200 156 0.39
5000 10 100 46 0.41
10000 40 50 60 0.51
10000 10 200 75 0.51
 
RTP 800 TFE 5
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 18 0.37
5000 10 100 42 0.35
10000 10 200 16 0.3
 
RTP 800 TFE 10
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 85 0.68
2000 2 200 189 0.92
5000 10 100 13 0.29
10000 40 50 7 0.18
10000 10 200 619 0.1
 
RTP 800 TFE 10 SI 2
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 9 0.29
2000 2 200 57 0.63
5000 10 100 6 0.24
10000 40 50 9 0.14
10000 10 200 109 0.27
 
versus RTP 300 TFE 10 SI 2
2000 8 50 4 0.19
 
versus RTP 302 TFE 15
2000 8 50 11 0.31
 
versus RTP 382 TFE 15
2000 8 50 143 0.33
 
versus RTP 200 TFE 15
2000 8 50 2 0.21
 
versus RTP 202 TFE 13 SI 2
2000 8 50 3 0.21
 
versus RTP 282 TFE 13 SI 2
2000 8 50 32 0.27
 
RTP 800 TFE 15
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 67 0.26
5000 10 100 22 0.34
10000 10 100 92 0.39
 
RTP 800 TFE 20
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 82 0.25
5000 10 100 14 0.34
10000 10 200 40 0.39
 
RTP 800 TFE 20 DEL
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 40 10 115 0.17
2000 8 50 83 0.22
5000 10 100 57 0.27
10000 10 200 116 0.28
 
RTP 882 TFE 10
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 160 0.3
5000 10 100 219 0.4
10000 10 200 303 0.57
 
RTP 800 AR 10 TFE 15
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 39 0.18
2000 8 50 14 0.18
2000 2 200 16 —
5000 10 100 8 0.25
10000 40 50 3 0.19
10000 10 200 13 0.26
 
versus RTP 300 TFE 10 SI 2
2000 8 50 4 0.24
 
versus RTP 302 TFE 15
2000 8 50 18 0.22
 
versus RTP 382 TFE 15
2000 8 50 25 0.22
 
versus RTP 200 TFE 15
2000 8 50 6 0.23
 
versus RTP 202 TFE 13 SI 2
2000 8 50 7 0.15
 
versus RTP 282 TFE 13 SI 2
2000 8 50 25 0.3
 
RTP 899 X 82676 F
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 30 0.3
 
RTP 899 X 85698 A
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 11 0.36
 
RTP 899 X 88188
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 13 0.34
 
RTP 899 X 90822
versus 1018 C Steel
PV Load Speed Wear Factor
X 10E-10 		µ dynamic
2000 8 50 23 0.31
 
Data obtained using ASTM 3702.
PV units:   lb ft/in2 min
Load units:   lb
Speed units:   ft/min
Wear Factor units:   in3 min/lb/ft/hr
Data last revised:   April 2001

 
RTP 800 Series
Acetal
Compounds

Advantages
• Resistance to creep and fatigue
• Rigidity and resilience
• Resistance to solvents

Limitations
• High specific gravity
• Anisotropic shrinkage
• Processing difficulties

Acetals are rigid, creep resistant and strong. They possess low coefficients of friction. They remain stable in high temperature service and offer exceptional resistance to hot water environments.

They are virtually unaffected by strong bases but are attacked by strong mineral acids.

A 40% glass reinforced acetal has a flexural modulus of 1.6 psi x 10E-6 (11024 MPa) and 330 degrees F (166 degrees C) heat deflection temperature.

 
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Nomenclature 		  Wear
Additives
Information on resin resistance to chemical and environmental exposure.   Guide to the identification system used for RTP Company products.   Descriptions of common additives used in wear resistant compounds.

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