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  • Viton® and Vamac families:

    Chemical structure and monomer composition

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    2Monomers used in Viton®

    F2C=CF-CF3 (76% fluorine)

    hexafluoropropylene

    HFP

    F2C=CF2 (76% fluorine)tetrafluoroethylene

    TFE

    H2C=CF2 (59% fluorine)vinylidene fluoride

    VF2

    H2C=CH2ethylene

    E

    H2C=CH-CH3propylene

    P

    Carbon

    Hydrogen

    Fluorine

    Oxygen

    F2C= CF-O-CF3 (69% fluorine)perfluoromethylvinylether

    PMVE

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    3Viton® Fluoroelastomer Families-Monomer Composition

    *Cure Site Monomer (composition depends on polymer)

    VF2 HFP TFE PMVE EP CSM*

    A

    66%F

    BF

    AL

    66-70%F

    Standard Viton®

    GAL-SGBL-SGF-S

    65.5-70%F

    GLT-SGBLT-S GFLT-S

    64.5-67%F

    ETP-S

    66%F

    TBR-S

    60%F

    Viton® ExtremeTM

    Viton® made with APA

    Low Temperature

    Specialty Viton®

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    4

    «A» and

    «GAL-S» families

    66% Fluorine

    «B» and

    «GBL-S» families

    68% Fluorine

    «F» and

    «GF-S» families

    70% Fluorine

    Most Fluid Resistant

    Families of Viton®

    Incre

    asin

    gF

    luo

    rin

    e

    Improving

    Chemical Resistance

    +

    Decre

    asin

    gH

    yd

    rog

    en

    Standard Viton®

    «GLT-S» family

    64% Fluorine

    «GBLT-S » family

    66% Fluorine

    «GFLT-S» family

    67% Fluorine

    VTR-8802/8804, 60% fluorine

    ETP-S, 67% fluorine

    Viton® ExtremeTM

    Specialty Viton®

    Low Temperature

    Note: polymers with names ending with an “S” are based on Advanced Polymer Architecture

    (APA) technology

  • Relative Performance of Viton®Fluoroelastomer Families

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    6

    low

    ��������

    ��������

    ����

    ����

    65.5%

    peroxide

    GAL-S

    low

    ���� ����

    ��������

    ����

    ����

    66%

    bisphenol

    AL

    low

    BEST

    ����

    ����

    ����

    66%

    bisphenol

    A

    Heat resistance

    low

    ����

    ����

    BESTBESTBESTBEST

    ����

    60%

    bisphenol

    TBR-S

    medium

    ���� ����

    ���� ����

    ����

    ����

    66%

    peroxide

    GBLT-S

    medium

    ���� ����

    BESTBESTBESTBEST

    ����

    ����

    64.5%

    peroxide

    GLT-S

    medium

    ���� ����

    ���� ����

    ����

    ���� ����

    67%

    peroxide

    GFLT-S

    low

    ���� ����

    ����

    ����

    ���� ����

    70%

    peroxide

    GF-S ETP-SGBL-SFBViton® product

    BESTBESTBESTBEST�������� ��������Chemical resistance* *

    peroxideperoxidebisphenolbisphenolCuring system

    highlowlowlowRelative cost of polymer

    �������� ������������ ����Compression set resistance

    ����������������

    Low temperature properties

    BESTBESTBESTBEST������������Base resistance

    66%67.5%70%68.5%Fluorine content

    Excellent ���� ���� Very good ���� Good ���� Fair ���� PoorBEST

    “S” indicates products made with Advanced Polymer Architecture* Consult the Chemical Resistance Guide at www.dupontelastomers.com or contact your Viton® specialist.

    Viton® Relative Performance

    All Viton® products have outstanding thermal properties

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    7Viton® Fluoroelastomers Typical Applications

    High fluorine for best

    chemical resistance

    (e.g. steam and acid)

    High fluorine for best

    chemical resistance

    (e.g. steam and acid)

    Easy processing

    low fluorine

    (e.g.standard o-

    rings)

    Easy processing

    low fluorine

    (e.g.standard o-

    rings)

    Best

    low temperature

    performance

    (e.g. fuel injector

    o-rings)

    Best

    low temperature

    performance

    (e.g. fuel injector

    o-rings)

    High fluorine with low

    temperature functionality

    (e.g. fuel systems)

    High fluorine with low

    temperature functionality

    (e.g. fuel systems)

    -35

    -30

    -25

    -20

    -15

    -10

    -5

    0

    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

    Volume swell upon immersion in M15 / 7 d / room-temperature (%)

    Lo

    w t

    em

    pera

    ture

    fle

    xib

    ilit

    yT

    R-1

    0

    (°C

    )

    ALALGALGAL--SS

    BB

    GFLTGFLT--SS

    GLTGLT--SS

    GBLTGBLT--SS

    Best compression set and processing

    Best fluid resistance

    GBLGBL--SS AA

    GFGF--SS

    (F)(F)

    Broadest fluid

    resistance

    (e.g. down

    hole)

    Broadest fluid

    resistance

    (e.g. down

    hole)

    ETPETP--SS

    red for Viton® made with APA (« -S » for APA technology); « G » for peroxide curing vs. bisphenol curing, « LT » for low temperature

  • Vamac®

    Ethylene Acrylic Elastomer (AEM)

    General Introduction

    February 2010

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    9

    Vamac® on the Elastomer’s Map

    Classification by ASTM D-2000

    HeatRes.70 hrs

    Oil Resistance% Swell in IRM 903 Oil

    No Req 170 120 100 80 60 40 20 10

    Butyl

    70

    100

    125

    200

    225

    250

    Styrene Butadiene

    Natural Rubber

    Neoprene

    CSM

    Vamac®

    Viton®

    Silicone

    EPDM

    Fluorosilicone

    Polyacrylate (ACM)

    HNBR

    Epichlorohydrin

    Nitrile

    NBR/PVC

    CPE

    V Solutions SpaceSealing & Hose Applications

    HiTemp-ACM

    150

    175

    165

    Applications with

    min. temperature requirements of

    165 degrees

    Applications with reduced

    swell

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    10

    AEM G -Type Terpolymer

    (CH2-CH2)x – (CH-CH2)y – (R)z

    | |

    O=C C=O

    | |

    OCH3 OH

    Ethylene, Methyl Acrylate, Acidic Cure Site

    Chemical Structure

    (A) Monomers Choice and Ratio

    (B) Molecular Weight

    Distribution Optimization.

    New products

    Starting from Vamac® G, new products can be obtained by (A), (B) or (C) to meet customers required performances.

    (C) Adjustments at Finishing step.

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    11

    Vamac® - Grade Selection

    AEM G -TYPE Terpolymer AEM D -TYPE Dipolymer

    (CH2-CH2)x – (CH -CH2)y – (R)z (CH2-CH2)x – (CH -CH2)y

    | | |

    C =O C=O C = O

    | | |

    OCH3 OH OCH3

    Diamine Cure Peroxide Cure

    VAMAC® GRADES

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    12

    Vamac® Product Line and DevelopmentsLower oil swell

    Best Low T properties

    Better properties,faster cure

    Higher viscosity

    Best Dynamic Flex Fatigue

    (Turbo Hoses)

    Peroxide Cure

    Limited Post-Cure

    Vamac® DP

    Vamac® G Vamac® GLS

    Vamac® GXF

    Vamac® HVG

    VMX-3038 (developmental)

    Vamac® Ultra LT

    Vamac® Ultra IP (VMX-3040)

    VMX-3110 (developmental)

    Best Processing and Compression Set

    Properties

    High ViscosityGrades

    VMX-3121(low swell version,

    experimental)

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    13

    High Viscosity Grades

    Best Compression

    Set, Fast Cure, Low

    Oil swell

    Molded parts with best fluid and

    lubricant resistance

    Best Dynamic

    Fatigue Resistance;

    High Temperature Turbo Charger

    Hoses

    Best Compression

    Set, Fast Cure

    Low HardnessMolded parts, Seals

    & Gaskets, High

    pressure hoses

    Major Features;

    Main Application(s)

    Vamac® VMX-311030 MU, -25 °C

    Vamac® VMX-303830 MU, -32 °C

    Vamac® Ultra IP29 MU, -31 °C

    High Viscosity Grade

    ML (1+4) 100°C, Tg

    Vamac® GLS18.5 MU, -24 °C

    Vamac® GXF17.5 MU, -31 °C

    Vamac® G16.5 MU, -30 °CStandard Grade

    ML (1+4) 100°C, Tg

    Vamac® VMX-3121

    31-33 MU, -26 °CHigh MA version of

    VMX-3038

    Vamac® - Standard and High Viscosity Grades

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    14

    Vamac® Grade Description

    Best HT properties

    30.0Talilored MW and Monomer contentVMX-3038

    16.5Standard GradeG

    Low T resistance11.0New copolymerUltra LT

    Target

    Performances

    Polymer

    22.0 +/-3

    16.5

    29.0

    18.5

    26.0

    18.5

    ML 1’+4’(100°C)

    Better processTailored MW distributionUltra IP

    Fatigue resistance

    Modified cross-link densityGXF

    No post-cure

    Polymer Modification

    Green strength

    Improved Fluid resistance

    Covalent precrosslinkHVG

    DiPolymer, No acidic cure siteDP

    Specific Finishing ProcessMR

    Increased MA %for higher polarityGLS

    FeaturesGrade

    Dia

    min

    ecu

    rep

    ero

    xid

    e

    Vamac® grades tailored on a target performance to meet customers needs.

  • On-line Tools

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    16Wall Chart for Viton®, a Selection Guide

    Viton®

    Product

    Name

    Nominal

    Viscosity

    (ML 1 +

    10 @

    121°C)

    Specific

    Gravity

    Polymer

    fluorine

    content,

    %

    Compression

    set, %

    70 hr @

    200°C

    Temperature

    Retraction

    (TR-10), °C

    Volume

    Increase,

    CM-15

    Fuel @

    23°C com

    pre

    ss

    ion

    Tra

    ns

    fer

    Inje

    cti

    on

    me

    tal

    bo

    nd

    ing

    Ex

    tru

    sio

    n

    Ca

    len

    de

    rin

    g

    Co

    ati

    ng

    s /

    Ma

    sti

    cs

    A and AL types: Standard FKM - excellent compression set and heat resistanceCurative Containing Precompounds ("C" at end of product name)

    A331C 30 1.81 66 20 -17 30% X X X X X

    A361C 30 1.81 66 17 -17 30% X X X X X X

    VTR-9180 30 1.81 66 18 -17 30% X X X X

    A401C 40 1.81 66 15 -17 30% X X X X

    A601C 60 1.81 66 10 -17 30% X X X X

    VTR-9192 32 1.76 66 25 -19 32% X X X

    Gum Polymers

    A100 10 1.82 66 21(2)

    -17 30% X X X X X

    A200 20 1.82 66 16(2)

    -17 30% X X X X X X

    A500 50 1.82 66 14(2)

    -17 30% X X X X X

    A700 70 1.82 66 11(2)

    -17 30% X X X X X

    AHV 160 (1)

    1.82 66 10(2)

    -17 30% X X X

    AL300 30 1.77 66 15(2)

    -19 32% X X X X X X

    AL600 60 1.77 66 -19 32% X X X X X X

    Molding Others

    Product name

    Mooney viscosity

    Specific gravity & % fluorine

    Comp set & TR-10

    Vol. swell, M-15

    Processing info

    Viton® wall chart is available at www.dupontelastomers.com

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    17

    Base resistance: Best resistance to aggressive amine based anti-corrosion additives ?

    Base resistance: Best resistance to aggressive amine based anti-corrosion additives ?

    Hydrocarbon resistance (automotive fuels, etc.)?

    Hydrocarbon resistance (automotive fuels, etc.)?

    High resistance to oxygenated-fuels(MeOH, MTBE), steam, acids?

    High resistance to oxygenated-fuels(MeOH, MTBE), steam, acids?

    Low temperature flexibility better

    than -20°C?

    Low temperature flexibility better

    than -20°C?

    yes

    yes yes

    yes yes

    no

    nono

    no

    ETP-S

    GFLT-S

    TBR-S

    GFLT-S

    GBLT-S GF-S

    F GLT-SAL

    GBL-S

    A

    Low temperature flexibility better

    than -20°C?

    Low temperature flexibility better

    than -20°C?

    no

    B

    Selection Based on Application Needs

    black for standard Viton® ; red for Viton® made with APA (« -S » for APA technology)

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    18On-line Viton® Selection Guide

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    19On-line Chemical Resistance Guide

    The CRG is a resource to help you choose the best elastomer for your application.Access to our on-line Chemical Resistance Guide (CRG) is available through the DuPont Performance Elastomers web site at www.dupontelastomers.com,where detailed information about our product line may also be found.

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    20Example 1: Water and Steam

    Water Steam under 150°C Steam over 150°C

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    21Example 2: Fuel C/Methanol (90%/10%)

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    22

    On-line Application Guide for Viton® Made With APA

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    23On-line Application Guide for Viton® Made With APA

  • April 13, 2010 DuPont Confidential

    24

    ThankThank youyou for for youryour attention attention

    The information set forth herein is furnished free of charge and is based on technical data that DuPont believes to be reliable and falls within the normal range of properties. It is intended for use by persons having technical skill, at their owndiscretion and risk. This data should not be used to establish specification limits nor used alone as the basis of design. Handling precaution information is given with the understanding that those using it will satisfy themselves that their particular conditions of use present no health or safety hazards. Since conditions of product use and disposal are outside our control, we make no warranties, express or implied, and assume no liability in connection with any use of this information. As with any product, evaluation under end-use conditions prior to specification is essential. Nothing herein is to be taken as a license to operate or a recommendation to infringe on patents.Caution: Do not use in medical applications involving permanent implantation in the human body. For other medical applications, discuss with your DuPont customer service representative and read Medical Caution Statement H-50103-3.

    Copyright© 2010 DuPont™. The DuPont Oval logo, DuPont™, The miracles of science™, Viton®, Vamac®, are registered

    trademarks of E.I. du Pont de Nemours or its affiliates. All rights reserved.