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PFC
501A, 502A & 504A are one, two and
four percent fluoropolymer solutions in low boiling point fluorosolvent
(BP=56°C). Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature to a
surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC500-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are
recomended for dip application. The no charge addition of 2 percent
fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide
surfaces.
PFC 504A-coFS is a four
percent fluoro-silane copolymer solution (BP=84°C) for coating
glass, ceramic and metal surfaces. Thin films dry in a few minutes and
bond after a few minutes at 120° C or after 24 hours at room
temperature. Surface energy of the cured film depends on the substrate
and can vary between 6 and 10 dynes/cm. Application by dip.
PFC 504A-coE5 is a four
percent fluoro-epoxide oligomer in a low boiling point fluorosolvent
(BP=56°C) having good adhesion to many substrates. Coatings may be
cured using amines, anhydrides or catalysts (thermal or UV). Surface
energy of cured films can vary between 6 and 10 dynes/cm. Epoxy
equivalent weight is 2800. Epoxy silanes at 1-2% are recommended on
oxide surfaces.
PFC 501AFA, 502AFA &
504AFA are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
fluorosolvent (BP=56°C) that are optimized for adhesion to plastics
such as vinyl and polycarbonate. Thin films dry in seconds at room
temperature to a surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to
90°C for 10 minutes optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface
energy to about 6 dynes/cm. May not be resistant to somenpolar organic
solvents.
PFC 501IBA, 502IBA &
504IBA are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
fluorosolvent (BP=56°C) that have good adhesion to many plastics
and metals. Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature to a surface
energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC500-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are
recomended for dip application. The no charge addition of 2 percent
fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide
surfaces.
PFC 501LMA, 502LMA &
504LMA are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
fluorosolvent (BP=56°C) that have good adhesion to many plastics
and metals. Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature to a surface
energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC500-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are
recomended for dip application. The no charge addition of 2 percent
fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide
surfaces.
PFC 501TFH, 502TFH &
504TFH are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
fluorosolvent (BP=56°C) that have good adhesion to many plastics
and metals. Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature to a surface
energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC500-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are
recomended for dip application. The no charge addition of 2 percent
fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide
surfaces.
PFC 601A, 602A
& 604A
are one, two and four percent fluoropolymer solutions in 3M HFE 7100
fluorosolvent (BP=61°C). Thin films dry in seconds at room
temperature to a surface energy of 8-10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C
for 10 minutes optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to
about 6 dynes/cm. PFC602A
may replace 3M 722 and EGC-1700 and is recomended for dip
application. The no charge addition of 2 percent fluorosilane or
fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide surfaces.
PFC 601AFA, 602AFA &
604AFA are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
3M HFE 7100 fluorosolvent (BP=61°C) that are optimized for adhesion
to plastics such as polycarbonate. Thin films dry in seconds at room
temperature to a surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to
90°C for 10 minutes optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface
energy to about 6 dynes/cm. PFC600-series solutions may replace 3M
FC722 and EGC-1700 and are recomended for dip application. The no
charge addition of 2 percent fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is
recommended for application to oxide surfaces.
PFC 601IBA, 602IBA &
604IBA are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
3M HFE7100 fluorosolvent. (BP=61°C) that have good adhesion to many
plastics and metals. Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature to a
surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC600-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are
recomended for dip application. The no charge addition of 2 percent
fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide
surfaces.
PFC 601LMA, 602LMA &
604LMA are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
3M HFE7100 fluorosolvent (BP=61°C) that have good adhesion to many
plastics and metals. Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature to a
surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC600-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are
recomended for dip application. The no charge addition of 2 percent
fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide
surfaces.
PFC 601TFH, 602TFH &
604TFH are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer solutions in
3M HFE7100 fluorosolvent (BP=61°C) that have good adhesion to many
plastics and metals. Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature to a
surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC600-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are
recomended for dip application. The no charge addition of 2 percent
fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide
surfaces.
PFC 801A, 802A &
804A
are one, two and four percent fluoropolymer solutions in fluorosolvent
(BP=84°C). Thin films dry in minutes at room temperature to a
surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes
optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm.
PFC802A
may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and is recomended for dip
application. The no charge addition of 2 percent fluorosilane or
fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide surfaces.
PFC 1301A, 1302A &
1304A are one, two and four percent fluoropolymer solutions in low
boiling point fluorosolvent (BP=135°C). Thin films dry in a few
hours at room temperature to a surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm.
Warming to 90°C for 10 minutes optimizes adhesion and reduces the
surface energy to about 6 dynes/cm. PFC1300-series solutions may
replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700 and are recomended for spray or spin
application. The no charge addition of 2 percent fluorosilane or
fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide surfaces.
PFC 1301IBA, 1302IBA
& 1304IBA are one, two and four percent fluorinated copolymer
solutions in fluorosolvent (BP=135°C) that have good adhesion to
many plastics and metals. Thin films dry in seconds at room temperature
to a surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to 90°C for 10
minutes optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface energy to about 6
dynes/cm. PFC1300-series solutions may replace 3M FC722 and EGC-1700
and are recomended for spray or spin application. The no charge
addition of 2 percent fluorosilane or fluorophosphate is recommended
for application to oxide surfaces.
PFC 1601A, 1602A &
1604A are one and four percent fluoropolymer solutions in high boiling
point fluorosolvent (BP=160°C). Thin films dry in 2-3 hours at room
temperature to a surface energy of about 10 dynes/cm. Warming to
90°C for 10 minutes optimizes adhesion and reduces the surface
energy to about 6 dynes/cm. PFC1600-series solutions may replace 3M
FC722 and EGC-1700 . The no charge addition of 2 percent fluorosilane
or fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide surfaces.
Application by spray, brush, ink jet, pad print or spin. Boeing777
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PFC 1601V is a one
percent fluoropolymer solution in fluorosolvent (BP=160°C). Thin
films dry in 4-6 hours at room temperature to a surface energy of about
16 dynes/cm. Heating to 180°C for 30 minutes optimizes adhesion and
reduces the surface energy to about 14 dynes/cm. PFC1601V is recomended
for spin, spray or blott applications where extreme UV resistance is
needed. The no charge addition of 2 percent fluorosilane or
fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide surfaces.
PFC 1604V is a four
percent fluoropolymer solution in fluorosolvent (BP=160°C). Thin
films dry in 4-6 hours at room temperature to a surface energy of about
16 dynes/cm. Heating to 180°C for 30 minutes optimizes adhesion and
reduces the surface energy to about 14 dynes/cm. PFC1601V is recomended
for spin, spray or blott applications where extreme UV resistance is
needed. The no charge addition of 2 percent fluorosilane or
fluorophosphate is recommended for application to oxide surfaces.
PFC M1604V is a
four
percent fluoropolymer solution in fluorosolvent (BP=160°C). Heating
films to 180°C for 30 minutes produces solvent and uv resistant
films with > 150° contact angles to water. PFC1601V is
recomended for
spin, spray or blott applications where extreme UV resistance is
needed. Application by spray, brush, ink jet, pad print or spin. REF
PFC GH-Series hydrophobic
inks are translucent or pigmented. Thin films cure in 30 minutes at
180°C, have 120° contact angles to water., and have good
chemical resistance
PFC MH-Series
super-hydrophobic screen inks are translucent or pigmented. Thin films
cure in 3 minutes at 200°C, have contact angles to water in excess
of 150° , and have good chemical resistance.
Samples
- Cytonix provides free samples nationally and internationally,
where recipients cover the cost of transportation.
Environmental
- PFOA and PFOS are not used in the manufacture of
Cytonix products. FluoroPel, FluoroSyl, Fluorothane and FluorN are
manufactured using telomer and perfluoropolyether chemistry. All
Cytonix products are TSCA, RoHS, REACH & WEEE compliant.
Trademarks
& Patents - FluoroPel, Fluorothane, FluoroSyl and FluoroTAC
are trademarks of Cytonix (1998-2009) Patents
are issued or pending
for the formulations listed on this page.
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