Mitsubishi Xantar® RX 2125 Polycarbonate

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Mitsubishi Xantar® RX 2125 Polycarbonate
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polycarbonate (PC); Polycarbonate, Molded
Material Notes:	A versatile thermoplastic resin that is suitable for a wide range of applications and can be converted using all common melt-processing techniques. Information provided by Mitsubishi Engineering Plastics Corporation.
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Physical Properties	Metric	English	Comments

Density	1.20 g/cc	0.0434 lb/in³
Melt Density	1.01 g/cc @Temperature 300 °C	0.0365 lb/in³ @Temperature 572 °F
Water Absorption	0.35 %	0.35 %
Viscosity Number	46 cm³/g	0.46 dl/g	Limiting Viscosity Number
	50 cm³/g	0.50 dl/g
Linear Mold Shrinkage, Flow	0.0060 cm/cm	0.0060 in/in
Melt Flow	13 g/10 min @Load 1.20 kg, Temperature 300 °C	13 g/10 min @Load 2.65 lb, Temperature 572 °F	cm³/10 min Volumetric Rate

Mechanical Properties	Metric	English	Comments
Tensile Strength, Yield	60.0 MPa	8700 psi
Elongation at Break	>= 50 %	>= 50 %
Elongation at Yield	6.0 %	6.0 %
Tensile Modulus	2.30 GPa	334 ksi
Flexural Strength	90.0 MPa	13100 psi
Flexural Modulus	2.40 GPa	348 ksi
Izod Impact, Notched (ISO)	70.0 kJ/m² @Temperature 23.0 °C	33.3 ft-lb/in² @Temperature 73.4 °F

Electrical Properties	Metric	English	Comments
Volume Resistivity	>= 1.00e+15 ohm-cm	>= 1.00e+15 ohm-cm
Surface Resistance	1.00e+15 ohm	1.00e+15 ohm
Dielectric Constant	2.9 @Frequency 1e+6 Hz	2.9 @Frequency 1e+6 Hz
	3.0 @Frequency 100 Hz	3.0 @Frequency 100 Hz
Dielectric Strength	29.0 kV/mm	737 kV/in
Dissipation Factor	0.00066 @Frequency 100 Hz	0.00066 @Frequency 100 Hz
	0.0092 @Frequency 1e+6 Hz	0.0092 @Frequency 1e+6 Hz
Comparative Tracking Index	225 V	225 V

Thermal Properties	Metric	English	Comments
CTE, linear, Parallel to Flow	65.0 µm/m-°C	36.1 µin/in-°F
Specific Heat Capacity	1.71 J/g-°C	0.409 BTU/lb-°F	melt
Thermal Conductivity	0.240 W/m-K	1.67 BTU-in/hr-ft²-°F	melt
Hot Ball Pressure Test	125 °C	257 °F
Deflection Temperature at 1.8 MPa (264 psi)	130 °C	266 °F
Vicat Softening Point	145 °C @Load 5.10 kg	293 °F @Load 11.2 lb	rate 50°C/h
Flammability, UL94	V-0 @Thickness 1.50 mm	V-0 @Thickness 0.0591 in
	V-0 @Thickness 0.750 mm	V-0 @Thickness 0.0295 in
Oxygen Index	35 %	35 %
Glow Wire Ignition Temperature	825 °C @Thickness 1.50 mm	1520 °F @Thickness 0.0591 in
	850 °C @Thickness 3.00 mm	1560 °F @Thickness 0.118 in
Glow Wire Flammability Index	960 °C @Thickness 1.50 mm	1760 °F @Thickness 0.0591 in
	960 °C @Thickness 3.00 mm	1760 °F @Thickness 0.118 in

Processing Properties	Metric	English	Comments
Melt Temperature	300 °C	572 °F	As Tested; Injection
Mold Temperature	90.0 °C	194 °F	As Tested; Injection
Ejection Temperature	131 °C	268 °F

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