BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned)

BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned) material properties: Density 0.997 g/cm3, Young's modulus 1.62 GPa, Yield strength 29.4 MPa (representative value; grade and...

Overview

polymer · commodity polymer grade — Conditioned representative condition

Grade designation: BASF-Terluran-HI15-COND

BASF-Terluran-HI15; manufacturer/trade: BASF; curated real material/grade family record

Curated real material/grade record. BASF 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

Density0.997 g/cm3
Young's modulus1.62 GPa
Yield strength29.4 MPa (representative value; grade and condition dependent)
Thermal conductivity0.2 W/mK
Heat resistance / melting point90 C

Published property ranges

Density (g/cm3)CAMPUS Plastics: 0.961–1.086; MatWeb: 0.982–1.054; Polymer handbook: 1.002–1.077
Young's modulus (GPa)CAMPUS Plastics: 1.559–1.869; MatWeb: 1.642–1.741; Polymer handbook: 1.725–1.832
Thermal conductivity (W/mK)CAMPUS Plastics: 0.189–0.259; MatWeb: 0.214–0.221; Polymer handbook: 0.239–0.248

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

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Frequently asked questions

What is the density of BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned)?

The density of BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned) is 0.997 g/cm3.

What is BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned) used for?

BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned) is typically used for injection molding, extrusion, Films and packaging.

What condition does BASF-Terluran-HI15-COND refer to?

BASF-Terluran-HI15-COND refers to the "Conditioned" condition: Conditioned representative condition.

What category of material is BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned)?

BASF-Terluran-HI15 (Conditioned) is categorized as polymer (family: commodity polymer grade).

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