Bemalon PE 1000 H.O.T

Shortening PE 1000 H.O.T
Color White, colorless
Colouring possibilities Unlimited
Common uses Household items, bottles, pipes, buckets, fuel tanks, cable insulation, etc.
Type Polyethylene
  • Benefits
  • Limitations
  • Properties
  • Documents
  • Very good impact resistance over a wide temperature range.
  • Available in food-grade version according to FG and FDA.
  • Good electrical properties.
  • Low water absorption
  • Resistant to most chemicals
  • PE 1000 H.O.T can be stiffened with filler or fibreglass.
  • Expands to foam
  • Occurs as a construction plastic with
  • Low Price
  • Very high coefficient of longitudinal expansion.
  • Very high coefficient of longitudinal expansion.
  • Poor fatigue strength than polypropylene.
  • Burns fiercely.
  • Attacked by oxidizing acids.
  • High shape shrinkage
  • Hard to glue.
  • Sensitive to stress corrosion.
  • Poor weather resistance (if not black).
  • Difficult to provide text without prior surface treatment.
  • Low scratch resistance.
  • Mechanical properties, strongly temperature dependent.

Engineered to maintain good mechanical properties at an elevated temperature range, Bemalon (Tivar®) H.O.T. will excel in a variety of industrial manufacturing settings where temperatures range up to 135°C or 275°F, nearly 38°C or 100°F higher than the competing UHMW-PE family. Bemalon (Tivar®) H.O.T. reduces the rate of material oxidation at higher temperatures, thus slowing material degradation and extending wear resistance in chemical, elevated temperature and thermo-cycling environments. In many applications, Bemalon (Tivar®) H.O.T. will last up to ten times longer in higher temperature environments. Excellent wear and friction properties. Bemalon (Tivar®) H.O.T. is also a good material for use in conveying systems or other equipment frequently subjected to chemical washdowns in industries such as poultry/meat processing and packaging. It can also be used in applications ranging from wear strips for spiral conveyors in the baking industry, to pulling conveyor flights in grain elevators, or wear strips for trailer wipers in drying and curing systems.