Transcription of Density of Plastics
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Density of Plastics Density is calculated by dividing the mass of the material by the volume and is normally expressed in g/cm3. Specific Gravity (SG) is defined as the ratio of Density of the material to the Density of water (1 g/cm3) at a specified temperature. A Specific Grafity of less than 1 means that the material will float in water. Product Name Measure Density PTFE Tetron B g/cm3 PTFE Tetron BL g/cm3 PTFE Tetron HG g/cm3 PTFE Tetron G g/cm3 PTFE Tetron G g/cm3 PTFE Tetron GR g/cm3 PTFE Tetco V g/cm3 PTFE Ticomp S g/cm3 PTFE Tetron C g/cm3 PVDF 1000 g/cm3 PAI Torlon 5530 g/cm3 Ketron PEEK GF30 g/cm3 Polyvinylchloride Trovidur EN PVC g/cm3 Ketron PEEK HPV g/cm3 PAI Torlon 4301 & 4501 g/cm3 Polyester PETP Ertalyte TX g/cm3 Techtron HPV PPS g/cm3 Acetal Ertacetal C g/cm3 PAI Torlon 4203 & 4503 g/cm3 Ketron PEEK CA30 g/cm3 Polyester PETP
Density of Plastics Density is calculated by dividing the mass of the material by the volume and is normally expressed in g/cm3. Specific Gravity (SG) is defined as the ratio of density of the material to the
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