Epichlorohydrins.Hydrin ECO E·co , Umberto Born 1932. Italian writer best known for his novels, including The Name of the Rose (1981). He has also written extensively on semiotics and British and American popular culture. epichlorohydrin ep·i·chlo·ro·hy·drin n. A colorless liquid, C3H5OCl, used as a solvent in making resins. elastamers are featured in this 60-page catalog. Hydrin epichlorohydrin elastamers are said to offer mechanical properties similar to those of natural rubber, along with many of the desirable properties of nitrile nitrile: see rubber. , polychloroprene, polysulfide pol·y·sul·fide n. A sulfide compound containing at least two sulfur atoms per molecule. and polyacrylic elastomers. The overall balance of properties these specialty polyether pol·y·e·ther n. A polymer in which the repeating unit contains two carbon atoms linked by an oxygen atom. elastomers provide is not available with other oil-resistant elastomers, according to the company. The unique properties of Hydrin are said to have improved the performance of numerous products. Compounds of Hydrin maintain their hardness and resiliency over a broad temperature range, according to the literature. Permeability of gases is said to be extremely low. Products made of Hydrin C2000 and Hydrin T3000 can stay functional to -40[degrees]C/[degrees]F and with special compounding to -54[degrees]C (-65[degrees]F). Hydrin ECO elastomers are said to combine many of the best properties of natural rubber with the benefits of polyethers to meet the rigorous demands of various industries. Zeon Chemicals L.P. Circle 107 on card |
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