ETFE Et620bgn2 Radiation-Resistant Has Strong Adhesion to Metal Surfaces for The Bright Green Coating

• Customization: Available
• Feature: Biodegradable
• CAS No.: 51164
• Model NO.: ET620BGN2
• Formula: C4h4f434
• EINECS: 62644
• Material: ETFE
• Usage: Engineering Plastics, Specialty Plastics
• Plastic Properties After Heated: Thermoplastic Plastics
• Plastic Forming Method: Injection
• Color: Green
• Transport Package: 20kg/Box
• Specification: 20KG/Box
• Trademark: DONGYUE
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8201200090
• Production Capacity: 1000000pieces/Year
• Package Size: 80.00cm * 60.00cm * 70.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 20.000kg

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Ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene, also known as ETFE, is one of the strongest fluorine plastics with good mechanical properties, weather resistance, flame retardant, gas barrier properties and chemical resistance. In addition to the similar properties like other fluorine resins, it also shows good radiation resistance, strong adhesion with metal surface, and is lighter than other fluorinated materials. ETFE products are divided into three forms: powder, liquid and particle, which can be processed by spraying, rolling coating, extrusion, injection molding and other processing technologies. Moulding parts includes lining, thin film, tube, wires, etc. and can be widely applied in chemical industry, agriculture, architecture, electronics, automobile and so on.

In order to enhance the adhesion of the ETFE coating to the substrate, Dongyue ETFE primer products with strong adhesion was launched, which simple operation, uniform and stable performance. At present, the primer products are divided into liquid primer ET620YBK and powder ET620PBK.  Liquid primer is applied to various working conditions in open spaces that are easy to operate, and powder primer is suitable for working conditions in narrow spaces that are difficult to operate.

Company Profile

Company Name

Jiangsu Huawei Speciality Chemical New Material Co., Ltd. is a company specialising in material modification and research and development. Rooted in China, we have many years of experience in material research and plastic modification, and many years of successful domestic trading experience, especially in the field of plastic raw material supply to establish a deep professional foundation.

With a deep understanding of the global supply chain and efficient operation ability, we are committed to providing domestic and foreign customers with high-quality plastic raw materials and professional services. Our main engineering materials include: POM, PVDF, PFA, ETFE, FEP, PPSU, PEEK, PPS, PA, PC, POE, PP, PE, ABS and other plastics trading as well as plastic modification customisation, covering a wide range of application needs.

We take customer needs as the core, relying on rich industry experience and stable supply channels to ensure reliable product quality and timely supply, aiming to become your trustworthy global plastic raw materials partner.

FAQ

Q1: What are the differences between ETFE and PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene)? Answer:
Temperature resistance: PTFE has a higher temperature resistance (-200°C to 260°C), while ETFE has a range of -100°C to 150°C.
Mechanical properties: ETFE is more resilient (with tensile strength of ~50 MPa), while PTFE is softer and prone to creep.
Transparency: ETFE is transparent (with a light transmittance of 95%), while PTFE is milky white and opaque.
Processing: ETFE can be processed by melting (for injection molding, extrusion), while PTFE requires sintering for molding.

Q2: The application advantages of ETFE membrane material in architecture? Answer:
Lightweight: Density is only 1.7g/cm³, and its weight is 1/100 that of glass.
Self-cleaning: Smooth surface, less prone to dust accumulation.
Durability: Resistant to ultraviolet rays, with a lifespan of up to 25 years (such as the outer membrane of "Water Cube").
Recyclable: Environmentally friendly material, can be recycled through heat treatment.

Q3: How is the chemical resistance of ETFE?
Answer: It is resistant to most strong acids, strong bases and organic solvents (such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, alcohol), but it can be corroded by molten alkali metals (such as sodium) or high-temperature halogens (such as fluorine gas).