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EPDM HT datasheet

MATERIAL REF. 09-562 is a high-performance gasket compound made from Ethylene Propylene Diene Rubber (EPDM) with a peroxide cure system, designed for plate heat exchangers. It offers excellent resistance to air ageing and compression set, with a recommended upper temperature limit of 150°C (305°F) and tolerable hot inlet temperatures up to 165°C (330°F). The document provides detailed specifications and properties, including hardness, tensile strength, and compression set data, while advising customers to conduct their own tests for specific applications.

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EPDM HT datasheet

MATERIAL REF. 09-562 is a high-performance gasket compound made from Ethylene Propylene Diene Rubber (EPDM) with a peroxide cure system, designed for plate heat exchangers. It offers excellent resistance to air ageing and compression set, with a recommended upper temperature limit of 150°C (305°F) and tolerable hot inlet temperatures up to 165°C (330°F). The document provides detailed specifications and properties, including hardness, tensile strength, and compression set data, while advising customers to conduct their own tests for specific applications.

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MATERIAL REF.

09-562

This Industrial Gaskets compound is based upon Ethylene Propylene Diene Rubber (EPDM).
It has been compounded as a high performance plate heat exchanger gasket compound and is
based on polymers produced from new ‘metallocene’ catalysts. The cure system is peroxide
based.

09-562 has excellent resistance to air ageing and compression set and is suitable for
applications where a long gasket life is required or the gasket is operating at temperatures that
are traditionally high for EPDM rubber compounds. 09-562 provides outstanding temperature
resistance; Industrial Gaskets recommend an upper temperature limit of 150°C (305°F) but for
many applications a hot inlet temperature of 165°C (330°F) can be tolerated.

09-562 is compounded to give no back-face sticking.

TEMPERATURE LIMITS

Upper Temperature Limit, Continuous Use 150°C (305°F)


Upper Temperature Limit, Special Conditions 180°C (355°F)
Upper Temperature Limit, Aqueous Media 150°C (305°F)
Lower Temperature Limit -30°C (-20°F)

All information is offered without guarantees as individual applications have varying factors. These include plate
and gasket design, specific operating conditions, exact nature of the contact media and their combined effect on
the composition of the compound selected. The data should therefore be used as a general guide having due
consideration for any adverse operating conditions.

Industrial Gaskets Technical Staff are available to offer advice and guidance on specialised applications that may
not covered by this data sheet.

The information contained herein is accurate to the extent of our current technical knowledge. Industrial Gaskets makes no warranty that the
material is suitable for all applications. Customers should undertake their own tests to ensure suitability for particular conditions of operation.

Industrial Gaskets, Alton Road, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, United Kingdom


Tel. +44 (0) 1989 765555 Fax. +44 (0) 1989 760330

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MATERIAL 09-562: TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Tests on 6.5 mm thick PHE gasket section

Basic Tests:

Hardness 80 IRHD
Tensile Strength 16.6 MPa
Elongation at Break 181 %
Modulus at 100 % Elongation 7.8 MPa
Tear Strength (tests on 2 mm sheet) 22 kN/m
Compression Set, 24 hrs at 125°C (260°F) 9.3 %
Compression Set, 24 hrs at 150°C (305°F) 11.3 %

Air Ageing:

336 hrs at 150°°C (305°°F):

Hardness Change +10 IRHD


Tensile Strength Change +8.2 %
Elongation at Break Change -27.1 %

Long Term Compression Set:

Hot Recovery at 150°°C (305°°F)

72 hrs 15.1 %
168 hrs 21.5 %
336 hrs 33.1 %
500 hrs 43.1 %
1000 hrs 63.7 %

Cold Recovery at 150°°C (305°°F)

72 hrs 28.8 %
168 hrs 37.2 %
336 hrs 46.8 %
500 hrs 55.1 %
1000 hrs 69.6 %

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