Information

ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS
B1.104
B2.
Cable
Accessories
C1.
Wiring
Duct
C3.
Abrasion
Protection
C4.
Cable
Management
D1.
Terminals
D2.
Power
Connectors
E1.
Labeling
Systems
E2.
Labels
E3.
Pre-Printed
& Write-On
Markers
F.
Index
B3.
Stainless
Steel Ties
C2.
Surface
Raceway
E5.
Lockout/
Tagout
& Safety
Solutions
B1.
Cable Ties
A.
System
Overview
D3.
Grounding
Connectors
E4.
Permanent
Identification
Many factors combine to determine the useful life of a cable tie material and none is as important
as chemical exposure. Various chemicals will have different effects on plastics depending on such variables
as chemical concentrations, temperature, stress and ultraviolet light. This table is an excellent guideline
for the selection of the best cable tie material for various cable tie environments. It should be noted that
the exposure for this chemical resistance chart is at 70°F (21°C).
Resistance of Panduit cable tie materials to chemical attack at 70°F (21°C)
Table C – Chemical Resistance Table
A = Excellent
B = Satisfactory
C = Slight Attack
D = Attacked
— = Not Tested
1
= Pitting occurs under some conditions
2
= Attack may occur if sulfuric acid present
Aq. = Aqueous
C.S. = Cold Saturated
*Includes all 6.6 Nylons (weather resistant, heat stabilized, and flame retardant).
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TEFZEL is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.
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HALAR is a registered trademark of Ausimont USA, Inc.
Agent
Percent
Concentration
Nylon
6.6*
Nylon
12
Polypropylene TEFZEL
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HALAR
▲▲
PEEK
304
Stainless
Steel
316
Stainless
Steel
Acetaldehyde
90 B— C AAA——
Acetic Acid
97DD A AAAAA
Acetic Acid
10CBAAA—AA
Acetic Anhydride
90—BAAA—AA
Acetone
100AA A AAAAA
Acetophenone
100 — — B A A — A A
Acetylene
100—— A AAAAA
Aluminum Chloride
10 BA A AAADC
Aluminum Fluoride
10BAAAA—DC
Aluminum Hydroxide
Aq. C.S. — A A A A — A A
Aluminum Potassium Sulfate
10BAAAA—A
1
A
1
Ammonia
All—A A AAAAA
Ammonium Carbonate
1 to 5 — A — A A — A A
Ammonium Chloride
10 to 25 D A A A A A A
1
A
Ammonium Hydroxide
10 A— — AAA——
Ammonium Nitrate
100—A A AAAAA
1
Ammonium Sulfate
10—A A AAAE
1
A
Amyl Acetate
100—— C AAAAA
Aniline
100—B A AAAAA
Antimony Trichloride
AllD— A AAAAA
Arsenic Acid
1 to 80 — — A A A — A A
Barium Carbonate
All — A A A A — A A
Barium Chloride
All — A A A A — A
1
A
Barium Sulfate
All — A A A A — A A
Barium Sulfide
All — A A A A — A A
Benzene
100AA C AAAAA
Benzoic Acid
100DA A AAAAA
Benzoyl Chloride
100 — — C A A — — —
Benzyl Alcohol
100 — — A A A A — —
Boric Acid
AllDA A AAAB—
Bromine
100 D D D A A D D D
Butadiene
100 — — C A A — A A
Butane
100—A A AAAAA
Butanediol
100 — — A A A — — —
Butyl Acetate
100 — A C A A A — —
N. Butyl Alcohol
100—A A AAAAA
Butyl Phthalate
100 — — A A A — — —
Butyraldehyde
100 — — A A A — — —
Butyric Acid
10 to 100 D — A A A — A A
Calcium Carbonate
Aq.C.S.—— A AAAAA
Calcium Chlorate
Aq. C.S. — — A A A — A A