Fluoro-Barrier
Fluorination Treatment Effect
Test on Gas Barrier Properties of Fluorobarrier PE Containers against Organic Solvents
One of the features of fluorobarrier PE containers is their improved gas barrier properties against organic solvents. The graph below shows the experimental results of gas barrier properties against toluene, n-hexane, chlorobenzene, and carbon tetrachloride. All of the results were highly effective, proving the excellent gas barrier properties of Fluorobarrier PE containers.
Test Results
In the case of PE wide-mouth bottles, the weight of the solvent decreases over time as the organic solvent inside the container evaporates and leaves the container wall. In contrast, the Fluoro-barrier PE bottle showed less than 1% leakage for all four solvents, confirming its extremely high gas barrier function.
Change in each bottle after 30 days of toluene injection
Chemical Resistance Measurement of Fluorinated Polyethylene
Measurement Method
The fluorinated cap was immersed in the chemical for 7 days at room temperature, and the weight change was measured after removal.
Measurement Results
Chemical Name | Evaluation |
30% hydrochloric acid | |
Sodium hydroxide 30% | |
Ethyl alcohol | |
Ethyl acetate | |
Acetone | |
Xylene |
Chemical Name | Evaluation |
Formalin | |
Toluene | |
n-hexane | |
Chlorobenzene | |
Carbon tetrachloride |
Weight change
Less than 1%: ◎ / Less than 5%: ○
Less than 10%: △ / More than 10%: ×
*The data are test values and not guaranteed.
Products
G-20415
Sanplatec
Fluorobarrier PE Bottle
(Wide Mouth)
G-26230
Sanplatec
Fluoro-Barrier
PE Wide Mouth Amber Bottle
G-25500
Sanplatec
Fluoro-Barrier PE Tank