Makrolon® 2407 PC Bayer MaterialScience - 2006 …

1 makrolon 2407 Bayer MaterialScience - 2006 -07-18 PCProduct textISO 7391-PC,MLR,49-18-9 Global grade; MVR 19 cm /10 min; General purpose; Low viscosity; UVstabilized; Easy release; Injection molding; Available in transparent,translucent and opaque dataRheological propertiesMelt volume-flow rate19cm /10minISO 1133 Temperature300 CISO 1133 1133 Molding shrinkage (parallel) 2577,294-4 Molding shrinkage (normal) 2577,294-4 Mechanical propertiesTensile modulus2400 MPaISO 527-1/-2 Yield stress66 MPaISO 527-1/-2 Yield strain6%ISO 527-1/-2 Nominal strain at break>50%ISO 527-1/-2 Stress at 50% strain-MPaISO 527-1/-2 Stress at break-MPaISO 527-1/-2 Strain at break-%ISO 527-1/-2 Tensile creep modulus (1h)2200 MPaISO 899-1 Tensile creep modulus (1000h)1900 MPaISO 899-1 Charpy impact strength (+23 C)

2 NkJ/m ISO 179/1eUCharpy impact strength (-30 C)NkJ/m ISO 179/1eUCharpy notched impact strength (+23 C)-kJ/m ISO 179/1eACharpy notched impact strength (-30 C)-kJ/m ISO 179/1eATensile notched impact strength (+23 C)-kJ/m ISO 8256/1 Puncture - maximum force (+23 C)5200 NISO 6603-2 Puncture - maximum force (-30 C)6200 NISO 6603-2 Puncture energy (+23 C)55 JISO 6603-2 Puncture energy (-30 C)60 JISO 6603-2 Thermal propertiesMelting temperature (10 C/min)- CISO 11357-1/-3 Glass transition temperature (10 C/min)145 CISO 11357-1/-2 Temp. of deflection under load ( MPa)124 CISO 75-1/-2 Temp. of deflection under load ( MPa)137 CISO 75-1/-2 Temp.

3 Of deflection under load ( MPa)* CISO 75-1/-2 Vicat softening temperature (50 C/h 50N)144 CISO linear therm. expansion (parallel) CISO 11359-1 linear therm. expansion (normal) CISO 11359-1/-2 Burning Behav. at nom. 60695-11-10 Thickness 60695-11-10 All data is subject to the producer's - Bayer MaterialScience - 2006 -07-18 - Printed: 2006 -10-29 Page 1 of 3 UL recognitionUL--Burning Behav. at thickness hV-2classIEC 60695-11-10 Thickness 60695-11-10 UL recognitionUL--Burning Behav. 5V at thickn. h-classIEC 60695-11-20 Thickness tested-mmIEC 60695-11-20 UL recognition---Oxygen index27%ISO 4589-1/-2 Electrical propertiesRelative permittivity (100 Hz) 60250 Relative permittivity (1 MHz)3-IEC 60250 Dissipation factor (100 Hz)5E-4 IEC 60250 Dissipation factor (1 MHz)85E-4 IEC 60250 Volume resistivity>1E13 Ohm*mIEC 60093 Surface resistivity>1E15 OhmIEC 60093 Electric strength33kV/mmIEC 60243-1 Comparative tracking index275-IEC 60112 Other propertiesWater to ISO 62 Humidity to ISO 62 Density1200kg/m ISO 1183 Material specific propertiesViscosity number51cm /gISO 307, 1157, 1628 Indicative density (PE only)

4 -kg/m ISO 1872-1 Luminous transmittance89%ISO 13468-1, -2 Rheological calculation propertiesDensity of melt1020kg/m Thermal conductivity of (m K)Spec. heat capacity of melt1700J/(kg K)Eff. thermal diffusivity1E-7m /sEjection temperature130 CTest specimen productionProcessing conditions acc. Molding, melt temperature280 CISO 294 Injection Molding, mold temperature80 CISO 10724 injection velocity200mm/sISO 294 pressure at hold-MPaISO 294 Compression Molding, molding temperature- CISO 293 cooling rate-K/minISO 293 molding time-minISO 293 demolding temperature- CISO 293 CharacteristicRegional availability North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South and Central America, Near East/Africa, IndiaProcessing Injection MoldingDelivery formMakrolon 2407, PC, Bayer MaterialScience - 2006 -07-18 All data is subject to the producer's - Bayer MaterialScience - 2006 -07-18 - Printed.

5 2006 -10-29 Page 2 of 3 PelletsAdditives Release agentSpecial Characteristics Transparent, High impact or impact modified, Light stabilized or stable to light, stabilized or stable to weatherOther Text InformationInjection MoldingPREPROCESSINGMax. Water content: 0,02 %Drying temperature: 120 CDrying time:Circulating air drying oven (50 % fresh air) 4-12 hFresh air dryer (high speed dryer) 2-4 hDry air dryer 2-3 hPROCESSINGMelt temperature: 280 - 320 CMold temperature: 80 - 120 CMakrolon 2407, PC, Bayer MaterialScience - 2006 -07-18 All data is subject to the producer's - Bayer MaterialScience - 2006 -07-18 - Printed: 2006 -10-29 Page 3 of 3