Application with chemicals ZX-530 familyBasic type ZX-530Characteristics– low tendency to creep– hydrolysis resistance– low moisture absorption– flame resistant– low contaminant ions– resistence to stress cracking– good machinability– bondable and weldable– FDA, LABS compliant– extreme low generation ofoutgassing– cheaper than PEEKZX-530ChemicalresistancePV-valueCostWearTemperatureStrengthPrecisionmpactresistanceFrictionModified ZX-530ResistanceUV-radiation(500 hours Xenon DIN 53597)tensile strength: –16 %(after 600 Std. rapid drop)elongation at break: +5 %colour changing possibleGamma-radiationlimit absorbed dose 1000 kGyChemicals, resistantinsoluble in organic solvents andchemicalsChemicals, unstablechlorosulfonic acid, hydrochloricacid, nitric acid, nitrobenzene,concentrated sulfuric acidLubricants and fuelsresistantWatermax.water absorption: 0,01 %up to max. 140 °C resistantFire behavioroxygen index (LOI): 47 %Classification: V-0 (UL94)Operationalparameters*Temperature (T)–100 °C to +240 °C (+260 °C)Surface pressure (p)max. 25(74) MPaSliding speed (v)max. 300 m /minFatique (S)tensile fatigue strength at 20 °Cand 10 6 stress cycles,1 Hz = 40 MPaAvailable as:– plastic <strong>granules</strong>– rods– tubes– sheets– machined parts– injection moulding parts– plain bearing bushes accordingto DINExamples ofusageZX-530, due to the highPV-value and the high wearresistance, is used especiallyas spindle nut with high spindlespeeds.This injection moulded ZX-530, thanks to a very highchemical and wear resistance,is used in the circuitboard industry as a BZX-530CD3 ZX-530KF15 ZX-530EL3ChemicalresistancePV-valueCostChemicalresistancePV-valueCostChemicalresistancePV-valueCostWearWearTemperatureStrengthPrecisionmpactresistanceFrictionTemperatureStrengthWearPrecisionmpactresistanceFrictionTemperatureStrengthPrecisionmpactresistanceFrictionFibre- und PTFE-modifiedextreme low wear up to 100 °Cand up to 200 °C very good values.Stiff and dimensinally stable.Carbon fibre reinforcedlow thermal strain, high stiffness,high yield stress and yield strainvalues. High wear resistance, lowfriction.Polymer reinforcedhigh elongation at break undCharpy v-notch test values.T: –100 °C to +240 °C (+260 °C)p: max. 20 (56) MPav: max. 300 m/minS = 19 MPaT: –50 °C to +240 °C (+260 °C)p: max. 50 (120) MPav: max. 100 m/minS = 41 MPaT: –100 °C to +220 °C (+240 °C)p: max. 25 (71) MPav: max. 50 m/minS = 6 MPaZX-530 is used, till over180°, as sealing ring in ballvalves. This thanks to the outstandingendurance strengthand good anti-friction properties,compared to PTFE.Bearings, as well as innercages and outer cages ofanti-friction bearings, aremade of ZX-530 because ofthe extreme chemical resistance,wear resistance andhigh PV-value.*Values in the brackets, are valid for shot-term service14 ZEDEX ® basic types ZEDEX ® families Post heattreatmentMachiningShippingoverviewSterilizationChemicalresistance
SubstitutionexamplesWhich material can replacethe the ZX-530?PEEKtaking into account the permissibleoperation temperatureand the strength required,replaceableTargets: cost reduction,wear and friction reduction,increment of the chemicalresistance and of the PVvalue.PTFE and PTFE Compoundsno replaceable in circumstanceof concentrated sulfuric,nitric, and chlorosulfonicacid and where, an extremelyhigh requirement of frictioncoefficient reduction, isrequested.Targets: wear reduction,improvement of the stiffnessand precision. Reductionof the plastic deformationespecially with hightemperature, cost reductionthrough injection moulding.Increment of the PV-value.PVDFTargets: improvement ofthe chemical resistance,increment of the thermalapplication limit. Wearreduction and increment ofthe stiffness and hardness.PCTFE, ETFETargets: improvement ofthe chemical resistance,increament of the thermalapplication limit, stiffnessand hardness. Cost reductionthrough injection moulding.Ceramictaking into account theoperating temperature range,hardness and chemical resistancerequired, replaceable.Targets: increment of theheat shock resistance andbrittleness, reduction of theproject outlay, reduction of thesensitivity to edge pressure,cost reduction.Stress / Strain (ISO 527) Flexural E-Modulus (ISO 178)Stress [MPa]1008060402000 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16Strain [%]Defiance a fibre reinforcement, ZX-530KF15 has got an elongationat break of 5 %. The polymer reinforced ZX-530EL3 hasgot an elogation at break of 15 %.Admissible PV-value Thermal expansion coefficient (ISO E830)p x v value [MPa x m/min]1008060402001 10 100Sliding speed [m/min]The PV-values of all the types of ZX-530 are significantly higherthan the PEEK´s ones. PTFE offers a maximum PV-value of2 MPa m /min.Impact resistance notched (ISO179/1eA)Impact strenght notched [kJ/m²]1401201008014121086420ZX-530ZX-530CD3ZX-530KF15ZX-530EL3PEEKZX-530EL3 has got the highes Charpy v-notch test value.ZX-530 is at the level of PEEK.ZX-530ZX-530CD3ZX-530KF15ZX-530EL3PEEKPTFEZX-530ZX-530CD3ZX-530KF15ZX-530EL3PEEKPTFE-196 -70 23 60 100Temperature [°C]Coefficient of friction in dry running25–100 °C, on X5CrNi18.9 hard-chrome plated, Rz 2 μm, 0,5-5 MPa0,350,30μ dyn.μ stat.Flexural E-Modulus [MPa]5.0004.0003.0002.0001.0000From 90 °C, the modulus in flexure of the ZX-530 declines andfrom 180 °C, is at the same level of PEEK. ZX-530EL3 has gota low modulus in flexure.Coefficient of thermal expansion [1x10 -5 /K]302520151050ZX-530KF15 and ZX-530CD3 are more dimensionally stablethan PEEK and equally good as the ZX-530.WearWear [mm/100km]100,0010,0020 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240Temperature [°C]ZX-530ZX-530CD3ZX-530KF15ZX-530EL3PEEKPTFE20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 2401,000,100,01Temperature [°C]ZX-530ZX-530CD3ZX-530KF15ZX-530ZX-530CD3ZX-530KF15ZX-530EL3PEEKPTFE20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240Temperature [°C]ZX-530EL3PEEKPTFEZX-530CD3 offers up to 100 °C an extreme high wear resistance.Even polyimide, PAI or strong reinforced plastics areworse.Coefficient of friction with oil lubrication25–100 °C, on X5CrNi18.9 hard-chrome plated, Rz 2 μm, 0,5-5 MPa, oil: OL-J46 DIN 515020,350,30μ dyn.μ stat.Friction coefficient0,250,200,150,100,250,200,150,100,050,050,000,00PEEKZX-530ZX-530EL3ZX-530CD3ZX-530KF15PTFEZX-324/PEEKZX-530ZX-530EL3ZX-530CD3Friction CoefficientZX-530KF15PTFEZEDEX ® basic typesZEDEX ® familiesPost heattreatmentMachiningShippingoverviewSterilizationChemicalresistance15
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