Can a product made of materials resistant to high temperatures and corrosion be used in the chemical industry?
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The material is called polyimide, available in both plate and rod forms. It is known to have flame-retardant properties, good mechanical properties (allowing it to be processed into various small parts), the ability to withstand temperatures ranging from -200° to 400° without any loss in its physical properties, electrical insulation to prevent breakdown, and resistance to chemical corrosion (including known acids, fats, alcohols, phenols, aldehydes, aliphatic hydrocarbons, chlorinated hydrocarbons, etc.). The above are the known performance details along with some excerpts from Baidu.
The company has just started producing such products, which are widely used in the injection molding industry. It can also be used in many other fields. I saw online that it is also used in the chemical industry. So come and learn* to discuss it. If the content in question does not match the description, it is incorrect. Please give me your guidance:lol:lol
This post was last edited by Lan Yikeqing on 2018-7-19 at 17:47. If I were to use it in the chemical industry, there are three points that come to mind as a layperson. 1. Use some valves. 2. Use some sleeves. 3. Parts on certain process equipment, such as nuts and screws. The material is utilized for its corrosion resistance, high-temperature tolerance, as well as high strength and high friction resistance.
The material is a thermosetting material. The import price in the United States from DuPont is 10,000 per kilogram. Domestic ones are much cheaper. Can ordinary manufacturers accept a price at which the material can be used in the industry? {:2_44:}
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