Bakelite® PF 6507 Phenolic Formaldehyde Resin, Elasticized, Low Shrinkage, Resistant to High Temperatures, High Mechanical Strength

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Bakelite® PF 6507 Phenolic Formaldehyde Resin, Elasticized, Low Shrinkage, Resistant to High Temperatures, High Mechanical Strength
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Filled/Reinforced Thermoset; Phenolic
Material Notes:	Phenolic molding compound, inorganically filled, glass fiber reinforced, elastomer modified, galvanizable, heat resistant, good media resistance, high dimensional stability at raised temperature, high mechanical strength. Applications: Thermally and mechanically highly stressed automotive parts, solenoid switch caps, electrical motor end shields.
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Density	1.60 g/cc	ISO 1183
Apparent Bulk Density	0.700 g/cc	ISO 60
Linear Mold Shrinkage	0.0020 cm/cm	Injection Molding. Post Shrinkage = 0.1%.; ISO 2577

Mechanical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Ball Indentation Hardness	250 MPa	H961/30; ISO 2039/P1
Tensile Strength	85.0 MPa	ISO 527 - 1/2
Tensile Modulus	11000 MPa	ISO 527 - 1/2
Flexural Strength	135 MPa	ISO 178
Flexural Modulus	10000 MPa	ISO 178
Compressive Strength	180 MPa	ISO 604
Charpy Impact Unnotched	15.0 kJ/m²	ISO 179-1 eU
Charpy Impact, Notched	3.50 kJ/m²	ISO 179-1eA

Electrical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Volume Resistivity	1.00e+12 ohm-cm
Surface Resistance	1.00e+11 ohm
Dielectric Constant	6.5 @Frequency 100 Hz
Dielectric Strength	22.5 kV/mm @Thickness 1.00 mm	IEC 60243-P1
Dissipation Factor	0.10 @Frequency 100 Hz
Comparative Tracking Index	150 V

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
Maximum Service Temperature, Air	165 °C	<20000 hours; IEC 60216-P1
	220 °C	< 50 hours; IEC 60216-P1
Deflection Temperature at 8.0 MPa	170 °C	ISO 75-2

Processing Properties	Original Value	Comments
Feed Temperature	60.0 - 75.0 °C	Injection molding
Nozzle Temperature	80.0 - 100 °C	Injection molding
Melt Temperature	80.0 - 100 °C	Injection molding
Mold Temperature	160 - 190 °C	Injection molding
	160 - 190 °C	Compression molding
Injection Pressure	>= 15.0 MPa	Compression and injection cavity mold pressure
Back Pressure	0.500 - 2.00 MPa	Injection molding
Cure Time	10.0 - 20.0 sec	Per 1 mm of wall thickness, injection molding
	20.0 - 40.0 sec	Per 1 mm of wall thickness, compression molding

Descriptive Properties
Chromatic Spectrum	All Colors
Creep Rupture Strength	Very Good
Holding Pressure	Approximately 40-60% of injection pressure
Media Resistance	Very Good
Thermal Expansion	Very Slight
Water absorption (mg)	15	24h / 23°C

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