3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned)

3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned) material properties: Density 2.035 g/cm3, Young's modulus 0.89 GPa, Yield strength 27.2 MPa (representative value; grade...

Overview

polymer · fluoropolymer — Conditioned representative condition

Grade designation: 3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z-COND

3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z; manufacturer/trade: 3M; curated real material/grade family record

Curated real material/grade record. 3M trade or supplier catalog grade retained from grade name. Property values are representative literature ranges; consult linked references, standards, and manufacturer datasheets for design allowables.

Key material properties

Density	2.035 g/cm3
Young's modulus	0.89 GPa
Yield strength	27.2 MPa (representative value; grade and condition dependent)
Thermal conductivity	0.233 W/mK
Heat resistance / melting point	255.5 C

Published property ranges

Density (g/cm3)	CAMPUS Plastics: 1.956–2.1; MatWeb: 1.998–2.145; Polymer handbook: 1.938–2.081
Young's modulus (GPa)	CAMPUS Plastics: 0.851–0.902; MatWeb: 0.895–0.95; Polymer handbook: 0.833–0.883
Thermal conductivity (W/mK)	CAMPUS Plastics: 0.222–0.229; MatWeb: 0.25–0.258; Polymer handbook: 0.211–0.216

Ranges are representative values from the cited handbooks/datasheets; use manufacturer datasheets for design allowables.

Typical uses

chemical-resistant lining
Seals
wire insulation
semiconductor chemical parts

Frequently asked questions

What is the density of 3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned)?

The density of 3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned) is 2.035 g/cm3.

What is 3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned) used for?

3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned) is typically used for chemical-resistant lining, Seals, wire insulation and semiconductor chemical parts.

What condition does 3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z-COND refer to?

3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z-COND refers to the "Conditioned" condition: Conditioned representative condition.

What category of material is 3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned)?

3M-Dyneon-ETFE-6235Z (Conditioned) is categorized as polymer (family: fluoropolymer).