Hanno®-Filter ppi 20
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Product description
Polyester-based polyurethane foam
Product properties
- Open cell
- Regular pore structure
- Elastic
- Tolerance-compensating
- Moderate hydrolysis resistance
Application areas
- Automotive
- Mechanical engineering
- Equipment and apparatus engineering
- Filtration
Processing
Bonding only on dry, grease-free, clean substrates. Press the surface well. The material is easy to punch and cut. You can easily adjust the material and cut it to size with a sharp knife.
Cleaning
- No significant soiling from the material is to be expected. In the case of self-adhesive parts, adhesive residues can be removed with a petrol-based cleaning agent if necessary. The safety instructions for the cleaning agent used must be observed.
Delivery form
- Blockware
- Sheet goods
- Cuts
- Punched parts (dimensions on request)
Notes
The material tends to change dimensions during processing (punching, cutting, pressing, winding, installation, etc.). In general, the dimensional tolerances of DIN 7715-P3 can be adhered to. For special dimensional accuracy requirements, please contact our customer service department.
Download area
| Data sheet "Hanno®-Filter ppi 20" | ||
|---|---|---|
| German version | 834 KB | |
| English version | 823 KB | |
| Certificates "Hanno®-Filter ppi 20" | ||
Environment
- Based on available data and experience, the product is not a hazardous substance within the meaning of the Hazardous Substances Ordinance and corresponding EC directives. However, we recommend observing the usual care and hygiene when handling chemical substances. Residues can be disposed of with household waste. Local regulations must be observed.
| Property | Standard | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Color | - | schwarz |
| Raw density | DIN EN ISO 845 | 36 kg/m³ ± 10 % |
| Compression hardness | DIN EN ISO 3386 | 3,5 ± 1 kPa (40 %) |
| Tensile strength | DIN EN ISO 1798 | ca. 120 kPa |
| Elongation at break | DIN EN ISO 1798 | ca. 150 % |
| Pore number | - | 20 ± 4 |
| Temperature resistance | - | -40 °C bis +100 °C |