Wire and Cable Product Guide



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Wire and Cable Product Guide Applications Elvax resins with low vinyl acetate content, typically 9 to 15%, are well suited for compounding into primary insulation of UL listed, type XHHW building wire, which is rated for 90 C (194 F), 600-V service. Compounds based on Elvax resins with medium vinyl acetate content, typically 15 to 18%, are used as semicon conductor shields and as insulation and jacketing of type GXL automotive primary wire and in UL and CSA-listed (150 C (302 F)) motor lead wire. Compounds based on these resins are also UL-listed (125 C (257 F)) for appliance wire insulation. Elvax resins with high vinyl acetate content-typically 25 to 40%-can be compounded to provide extremely tough, heat resistant jackets for automotive ignition and low-smoke cables. Elvax resins in the range 28 to 40% vinyl acetate can be used as strippable semicon insulation shields. Table 1. Application Guide for Elvax Resins Elvax Grade 750 Primary Insulation; Type XHHW Building Wire (90 C (194 F) Conductor Insulation/ Jacketing Type GXL Automotive Primary Wire Motor Lead Wire 150 C (302 F) Auto Ingnition Low-Smoke Insulation 760Q 770 650Q 0 670 550 560

Table 1. Application Guide for Elvax Resins (cont d.) Elvax Grade Primary Insulation; Type XHHW Building Wire (90 C (194 F) Conductor Insulation/ Jacketing Type GXL Automotive Primary Wire Motor Lead Wire 150 C (302 F) Auto Ingnition Low-Smoke Insulation 450 460 470 350 360 240W 250 0 5 150, 150W 40W 40L-03 Descriptions Elvax resins are a family of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymers that are useful in a wide range of wire and cable applications due to their combination of excel lent mechanical, thermal and low-smoke properties. The grades of Elvax available for wire and cable applications range in vinyl acetate content from 9 to 40% and in melt index from 0.3 to 52. Higher melt index grades of Elvax are available, but typically not used in wire and cable applications because of the need for high mechanical performance. These versatile resins offer excellent stress crack resistance and maintain their flexibility over a broad temperature range of - 60 C to 150 C (-76 F to 302 F) without the need for plasticizers. In addition, Elvax resins can be compounded into a wide array of colors and can be stabilized to provide ultraviolet resistance, without sacrificing their inherent toughness. 2

General Guidelines for Wire and Cable Use Grade Selection Grade selection among the grades of Elvax ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer resin is dictated by the properties required and the processing equipment used. For general guidance, chemical resistance and flexibility improve with increasing vinyl acetate content; however, high vinyl acetate polymers (greater than 30%) are somewhat more difficult to process because they can become soft and sticky. Higher melt index polymers extrude easier but have lower physical properties. To aid in grade selection, Table 2 lists the vinyl acetate content and melt index for each grade of Elvax and Table 3 summarizes typical properties. Processing Compounds based on Elvax resins can normally be processed in conventional thermoplastic or rubber extrusion equipment. For detailed processing information, contact your DuPont Representative. Safe Handling At temperatures above 220 C (425 F), Elvax resins can evolve low concentrations of fumes. It is recommended that adequate ventilation be provided. For more information on the safe handling and disposal of Elvax, refer to the DuPont bulletin H-24228-2, Elvax Resins Safety in Handling and Use. Packaging Elvax resins are packaged in 25 kg polyethylene bags and/or boxes. Selected grades are also available in bulk hopper cars; contact your DuPont Representative for more information. U.S. Freight Classifications For all rail shipments, Elvax is classified as Plastics, Synthetic, OTL, NOIBN; for truck shipments, as Plastics, Materials, Granules; and for express shipments, as Plastics, Synthetic. Coloring Elvax can be color compounded with pigments to obtain a wide array of transparent colors, tints and unique effects in addition to the more traditional opaque colors. 3

Table 2. General Characteristics of Elvax Elvax Grade % Vinyl Acetate Melt Index 750 9.0 7.0 760Q 9.3 2.0 770 9.5 0.8 650Q 12.0 8.0 0 12.0 2.5 670 12.0 0.35 550 15.0 8.0 560 15.0 2.5 450 18.0 8.0 460 18.0 2.5 470 18.0 0.7 350 25.0 19 360 25.0 2.0 240W 28.0 43 250 28.0 25 0 28.0 6.0 5 28.0 3.0 150, 150W 32.0 43 40W 40.0 52 40L-03 40.0 3.0 Property Density at 23 C kg/m 3 (lb/ft 3 ) Strength ASTM Method Elvax Grades 150, 150W 240W 250 0 5 D-1505 957 (59.7) 951 (59.4) 951 (59.4) 955 (59.6) 955 (59.6) 6.9-8.3 (1,000-1,200) 9.7 (1,400) 11 (1,600) 24 (3,500) 29 (4,200) Elongation at Break % D1708* 900-1,100 800-1,000 800-1,000 800-1,000 800-1,000 Modulus 10.0 (1,400) 18 (2,600) 19 (2,800) 28 (4,100) Hardness, Shore A-2 Durometer, 10 sec. D-2240 65 73 75 80 83 Softening Point Ring and Ball C ( F) E-28 Cloud Point in Paraffin Wax** C ( F) Table 3. Typical Properties of Elvax 110 (230) 102 (215) 110 (230) 127 (0) 154 (310) 171 (340) *Samples die cut from pressed films; gauge dimensions 2.23 cm x 0.47 cm x 0.13 cm (0.876 in. x 0.187 in. x 0.050 in.); crosshead speed 5.1 cm (2 in.)/min. elongation based on sample length of 1.91 cm (0.75 in.). **Ten percent Elvax in fully refined paraffin wax, 146 AMP. 4

Property Density at 23 C kg/m 3 (lb/ft 3 ) Strength Elongation at Break % Modulus ASTM Method Elvax Grades 350 360 450 460 470 550 D-1505 948 (59.2) 590 (59.3) 940 (58.7) 941 (58.7) 940 (58.7) 935 (58.4) 14 (2,000) 18 (2,550) 23 (3,300) 18 (2,600) D1708* 800-1,000 800-1,000 600-900 600-900 600-900 800-1,000 25 (3,600) 35 (5,100) 51 (7,400) 52 (7,500) 63 (9,100) Hardness, Shore A-2 Durometer, 10 sec. D-2240 80 85 90 90 92 93 Softening Point Ring and Ball C ( F) E-28 Cloud Point in Paraffin Wax** C ( F) Property Density at 23 C kg/m 3 (lb/ft 3 ) Strength Elongation at Break % Modulus ASTM Method Table 3. Typical Properties of Elvax (cont d.) 132 (270) 188 (370) Elvax Grades 150 (302) 199 (390) 223 (434) 84 (184) 64 (9,300) 150 (302) 71 (160) 560 650Q 0 670 750 760Q 770 D-1505 940 (58.7) 933 (58.2) 940 (58.7) 940 (58.7) 930 (58.1) 930 (58.1) 930 (58.1) 22 (3,200) 17 (2,500) 21 (3,000) 15 (2,200) 21 (3,000) *Samples die cut from pressed films; gauge dimensions 2.23 cm x 0.47 cm x 0.13 cm (0.876 in. x 0.187 in. x 0.050 in.); crosshead speed 5.1 cm (2 in.)/min. elongation based on sample length of 1.91 cm (0.75 in.). **Ten percent Elvax in fully refined paraffin wax, 146 AMP. 22 (3,200) D1708* 800-900 750-850 750-850 750-850 600-750 600-750 600-750 74 (10,700) 85 (12,300) 91 (13,200) 100 (14,500) 110 (16,000) 140 (20,000) 160 (23,200) Hardness, Shore A-2 Durometer, 10 sec. D-2240 93 94 94 94 95 96 96 Softening Point Ring and Ball C ( F) E-28 Cloud Point in Paraffin Wax** C ( F) 188 (370) 71 (160) 150 (302) 78 (172) 5 193 (380) 78 (172) 233 (452) 79 (174) 153 (307) 86 (186) 167 (332) 86 (186) 227 (440) 84 (183)

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