PE foam, dissipative 353x253x6 mm

Name: PE foam, dissipative 353x253x6 mm
SKU: 4550.06.0253
Price: 2.25 CHF
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ArticleNo: 4550.06.0253

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Length [mm]:

353 mm

Width [mm]:

253 mm

Thickness [mm]:

6 mm

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The PE foam with dimensions 353x253x6 mm is made from high-quality polyethylene and is characterized by its electrostatic dissipative capability. This closed-cell, cross-linked foam is corrosion-free and abrasion-resistant, making it exceptionally durable. With a material density of 46 kg/cm³ and a maximum operating temperature of 90 °C, it is robust against environmental influences.
The surface of the foam offers a typical resistance of 10^5 to 10^7 ohms. On the skin side, the resistance ranges from 10^5 to 10^6 ohms, while the non-skin side shows a resistance of 10^7 to 10^8 ohms. These properties make it ideal for applications that comply with ESD standards DIN EN 61340-5-1, such as plug-in foam, interlayers for containers, partition walls for containers, and workplace mats.
In classic black, the PE foam not only offers technical advantages but also an attractive appearance for any application area.

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Length [mm] Length [mm]: 353 mm
Width [mm] Width [mm]: 253 mm
Thickness [mm] Thickness [mm]: 6 mm
Color Color: black
Conductivity Conductivity: dissipative
Volume resistance Volume resistance: 10⁵ - 10⁷ Ω
Material Material: polyethylene
Material density Material density: 46 kg/cm³
Operating temperature Operating temperature: 90 °C

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Material PE

Abrasion-resistant and corrosion-free, particularly low weight, thickness 3 mm / 6 mm / 10 mm, electrostatically dissipative (suitable as intermediate layers and compartments for containers). Typical surface resistance: R = 10^5 –10^8 Ohm.

ESD-compliant

Customizable

Interlayers and compartments can be individually adapted to your wishes and requirements. Size and shape can be adapted. Solutions with cut-outs are also possible.

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