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Celanese Vamac® DP HVA-2 Coagent Test Compound
Categories: Polymer; Thermoset; Rubber or Thermoset Elastomer (TSE)

Material Notes: Vamac® DP is an ethylene acrylic dipolymer elastomer. Its general performance characteristics are similar to those of the Vamac® terpolymers, including:

  • Good oil and chemical resistance
  • High temperature resistance
  • Good compression set resistance
  • Good low temperature flexibility

Unlike Vamac® terpolymers, Vamac® DP dipolymer can be processed without a post cure.

Form: Bale size is nominally:

560 mm x 370 mm by 165 mm

Information provided by DuPont.

Former DuPont product acquired by Celanese in 2022.

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Physical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Mooney Viscosity 45.7
@Temperature 100 °C
ML(1+4), mu
 
Mechanical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Hardness, Shore A 65Cecilia 20 aged 168 hrs at 175°C
 73Press-cured 5 minutes at 190°C
 82Heat aged 2 weeks at 175°C
Tensile Strength, Ultimate 12.2 MPaCecilia 20 aged 168 hrs at 175°C
 13.0 MPaHeat aged 2 weeks at 175°C
 14.5 MPaPress-cured 5 minutes at 190°C
Elongation at Break 182 %Heat aged 2 weeks at 175°C
 194 %Cecilia 20 aged 168 hrs at 175°C
 208 %Press-cured 5 minutes at 190°C
100% Modulus 0.00620 GPa
@Strain 100 %
Cecilia 20 aged 168 hrs at 175°C
 0.00680 GPa
@Strain 100 %
Press-cured 5 minutes at 190°C
 0.00880 GPa
@Strain 100 %
Heat aged 2 weeks at 175°C
Tear Strength 6.30 kN/mTrouser, Press-cured 5 minutes at 190°C; DIN 53507
 23.0 kN/mPress-cured 5 minutes at 190°C; ISO 34
Compression Set 25 %
@Temperature 150 °C,
Time 252000 sec
 77 %
@Temperature 150 °C,
Time 79200 sec
VW PV 3307
 
Thermal PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Glass Transition Temp, Tg -31.7 °CBy DSC
 
Descriptive Properties
Armeen® 18D0.5 phr
Bisoflex T810T5 phr
Change in Volume13 %Cecilia 20 aged 168 hrs at 175°C
Change in Weight9 %Cecilia 20 aged 168 hrs at 175°C
HVA® #2 coagent2 phr
Mooney Scorch at 121°C, t510.9 metric minutesTime for 5 unit rise
Naugard® 445 antioxidant1 phr
Perkadox 14/405 phr
Stearic Acid1.5 phr
Sterling SO-N550 black65 phr
Vamac® DP100 phr

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