| Identification | Back Directory | [Name]
HYFLON AD 40H | [CAS]
161611-79-6 | [Synonyms]
HYFLON AD 60
HYFLON AD 40L
HYFLON AD 40H
Hyflon(R) AD 60
Hyflon(R) AD 40L
Hyflon(R) AD 40H
HYFLON AD 40L SF
Hyflon(R) AD 40H S
Hyflon(R) AD 40L S
Hyflon(R) AD 40L SF
Hyflon(R) AD 40H SF
Hyflon(R) AD 40L SF high purity | [Molecular Formula]
C6F10O3 | [MOL File]
161611-79-6.mol | [Molecular Weight]
310.05 |
| Hazard Information | Back Directory | [Uses]
Hyflon? AD 40H is an amorphous perfluoropolymer available in powder form.
- Amorphous glassy polymer structure.
- Solubility in perfluorinated solvents.
- Low dielectric constant of 2.0 at 1 kHz.
- Excellent optical properties:
- High UV transmittance.
- Low refractive index.
Hyflon? AD can provide uniform and thin films or coatings (down to submicron thickness if required) by casting or coating techniques and thermal treatments, well below the typical baking temperatures of semicrystalline perfluoropolymers.
Key features of Hyflon? AD amorphous perfluoropolymers:
- High temperature stability.
- Good chemical resistance.
- Excellent hydrophobicity.
- Very low surface energy.
- Low dielectric constant.
- Very high gas permeability and selectivity.
- Outstanding optical properties (e.g. high UV transmittance, low refractive index).
Examples of typical applications include:
- Protective coatings.
- Interlayer dielectric films and pellicles for electronics.
| [Uses]
Hyflon? AD 40L SF is a high purity Hyflon? AD 40L perfluoropolymer solution in a perfluorinated solvent.
This can be considered ready-to-use solution suitable for application in the most demanding solution process technologies:
- Amorphous glassy polymer structure.
- Solubility in perfluorinated solvents.
- Low dielectric constant of 2.0 at 1 kHz.
- Excellent optical properties:
- High UV transmittance.
- Low refractive index.
Hyflon? AD can provide uniform and thin films or coatings (down to submicron thickness if required) by casting or coating techniques and thermal treatments, well below are the typical baking temperatures of semicrystalline perfluoropolymers.
Key features of Hyflon? AD amorphous perfluoropolymers:
- High temperature stability.
- Good chemical resistance.
- Excellent hydrophobicity.
- Very low surface energy.
- Low dielectric constant.
- Very high gas permeability and selectivity.
- Outstanding optical properties (e.g. high UV transmittance, low refractive index).
Examples of typical applications include:
- Protective coatings.
- Interlayer dielectric films and pellicles for electronics.
| [General Description]
- Hyflon? AD 40L S is a commerical grade Hyflon? AD 40H perfluoropolymer solution in a perfluorinated solvent. This can be considered ready-to-use solution suitable for application in the most demanding solution process technologies. Amorphous glassy polymer structure.
- Solubility in perfluorinated solvents.
- Low dielectric constant of 2.0 at 1 kHz.
- Excellent optical properties:
a) High UV transmittance.
b) Low refractive index.
Hyflon? AD can provide uniform and thin films or coatings (down to submicron thickness if required) by casting or coating techniques and thermal treatments, well below the typical baking temperatures of semicrystalline perflouropolymers.
Key features of Hyflon? AD amorphous perfluoropolymers:
- High temperature stability.
- Good chemical resistance.
- Excellent hydrophobicity.
- Very low surface energy.
- Low dielectric constant.
- Very high gas permeability and selectivity.
- Outstanding optical properties (e.g. high UV transmittance, low refractive index).
Examples of typical applications include:
- Protective coatings.
- Interlayer dielectric films and pellicles for electronics.
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