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General Chemical Resistance Chart

The convenient reference chart of chemical resistances of the most commonly used plastics materials for specialized components.

These are graded on an A-F scale. Grade A signifies most resistant, and Grade F means the material does not have a good resistance to that type of chemical.

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Materials Acid Base Alcohol Bleach Urea Salts Aromatic Solvents Non-Polar Organic Solvents Oils
PTFEAAAAAAAAA
PVDFAFAAAAAA
CPVCFAAAAA
PVCFAAAAA
PPAAACAAC
Nylon 66FAAFAABAA
Torlon (PAI)BFAAAAAA
ABSCBBFBAFA
UltemAFAFAFBA
PESBBBBACA
PEEKAAABAAAAA
PBTFFAAFA
PETCFAACAA
HDPEAAAAAACCB
UHMWAAAAAACAB
Delrin/AcetalFFAFAACAA
NorylAAABAA
PPSCAAFAABAA
PolysulfoneBABACAFBB
AcrylicFFFAAAFCB
PCFFBBFAFCA
COPAAAAAF
TecadurABACAA
CTFE/KEL-FAAACA
Delrin AF
ECTFEAABBAABAA
LDPEABABAACCB
Nylatron GSCFBFABAA
Rexolite
Vespel

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