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Vandar 2100UV is a polyester alloy designed to offer maximum impact strength at room and low temperatures. This unfilled compound is characterized by outstanding chemical resistance, dimensional stability, paintability, and toughness. Vandar 2100UV is available in UV stable colors.
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Material Status
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Availability
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Features
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RoHS Compliance
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Appearance
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Multi-Point Data
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Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Specific Gravity
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--
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ASTM D792 |
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g/cm³
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ISO 1183 |
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Melt Volume-Flow Rate (MVR) (250°C/5.0 kg)
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in³/10min
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ASTM D1238 |
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Molding Shrinkage
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Flow
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in/in
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ASTM D955 |
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Across Flow
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%
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ISO 294-4 |
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Flow
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%
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ISO 294-4 |
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Water Absorption (Equilibrium, 73°F, 50% RH)
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%
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ISO 62 |
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Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Tensile Modulus
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psi
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ISO 527-2/1A/1 |
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Tensile Strength
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Yield, 73°F
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psi
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ASTM D638 |
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Yield
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psi
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ISO 527-2/1A/50 |
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50% Strain
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psi
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ISO 527-2/1A/50 |
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Tensile Strain
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Yield
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%
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ISO 527-2/1A/50 |
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Break, 73°F
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%
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ASTM D638 |
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Nominal Tensile Strain at Break
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%
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ISO 527-2/1A/50 |
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Flexural Modulus (73°F)
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psi
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ISO 178 |
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Flexural Strength (73°F)
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psi
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ISO 178 |
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Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Charpy Notched Impact Strength
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ISO 179/1eA | ||
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-22°F
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ft·lb/in²
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73°F
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ft·lb/in²
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Charpy Unnotched Impact Strength
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ISO 179/1eU | ||
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-22°F
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73°F
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Notched Izod Impact Strength (73°F)
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ISO 180/1A |
| Hardness |
Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Rockwell Hardness (M-Scale)
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ISO 2039-2 |
| Thermal |
Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Heat Deflection Temperature
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66 psi, Unannealed
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°F
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ISO 75-2/B |
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66 psi, Annealed
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°F
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ASTM D648 |
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264 psi, Unannealed
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°F
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ASTM D648 |
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264 psi, Unannealed
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°F
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ISO 75-2/A |
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Glass Transition Temperature 2
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°F
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ISO 11357-2 |
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Vicat Softening Temperature
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°F
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ISO 306/B50 |
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Melting Temperature 2
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°F
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ISO 11357-3, ASTM D3418 |
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CLTE - Flow
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in/in/°F
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ISO 11359-2 |
| Electrical |
Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Surface Resistivity
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ohm
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IEC 60093 |
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Volume Resistivity
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ohm·cm
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IEC 60093 |
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Electric Strength
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V/mil
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IEC 60243-1 |
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Relative Permittivity
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IEC 60250 | ||
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100 Hz
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1 MHz
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Dissipation Factor
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IEC 60250 | ||
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100 Hz
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1 MHz
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| Flammability |
Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Flame Rating (0.0630 in)
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UL 94 |
| Related Terminology | |||
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Product names can be difficult to match. You may have searched any one of these terms to find this product: Vandar® 2100UV, Vandar 2100UV, Vandar® , Vandar, Vandar2100UV, 2100 UV, 2100UV, Polybutylene Terephthalate, PBT, Polyester, Ticona, PolybutyleneTerephthalate, UV2100
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| Features | |||
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Features may also be described by the following terms: High Impact Resistance, Low Temperatuer Impact Resistance, Low Temp Impact Resistance, Good Chemical Resistance, Chemical Resistant, Good Dimensional Stability, Dimensionally Stable, Good Toughness, Tough, Good UV Resistance, UV Resistant, Ultraviolet Resistant, Ultraviolet Light Resistant.
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| Injection |
Nominal Value
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Unit
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Drying Temperature
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°F
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Drying Time
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hr
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Suggested Max Moisture
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%
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Suggested Max Regrind
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%
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Hopper Temperature
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°F
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Rear Temperature
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°F
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Middle Temperature
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°F
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Front Temperature
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°F
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Nozzle Temperature
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°F
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Processing (Melt) Temp
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°F
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Mold Temperature
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°F
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Injection Rate
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Back Pressure
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psi
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| Injection Notes | |||
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Manifold Temperature: 250 to 260°C
Zone 4 Temperature: 240 to 260°C Feed Temperature: 230 to 240°C |
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| Notes |
| 1Typical properties: these are not to be construed as specifications. |
| 210°C/min |
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