An overview of the properties of our materials
Material properties
Thermal Aging
2000 hours at 80°C.
UV Aging
ISO 4892-2: 2006 method A
The light source was a water-cooled xenon arc lamp with two Borosilikatfilter. Black standard temperature was 65°C and the air temperature 38°C. The light intensity was controlled at 340 nm on 0.5 l W/m²nm. Pieces were removed after 2000 hours. 2000 hours corresponds to 2 years of direct sunlight in Scandinavia
Chemical Resistance
ALKALI & HCl Aging
For the material resistance to alkaline materials such as plaster and mortar, the product is placed in 50°C warm saturated solution of CaOH2 for 500 hours.
ACID
The product has been submersed in a 30% HCL solution at 23°C for 500 hours.
Sample | Maximum force Mpa |
|
---|---|---|
thermal aging | zero sample | 202 |
2000 h | 232 |
|
UV | zero sample | 218 |
2000 h | 286 | |
Alkali | zero sample | 267 |
500 h | 253 |
|
Acid | zero sample | 294 |
500 h | 220 |