FEP-5

A 0.005” thick Teflon film that is chemical resistant, abrasion resistant, moisture resistant, and non-flammable.

Extremely low-outgassing properties
Can withstand extremely low and moderately-high temperatures
Meets ASTM D-3368, Type II, Grade 1

Material Specification No. 1004-5

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Details

FEP-5 is the ideal jacketing for applications desiring a lightweight, durable film that produces low outgassing and can handle extreme temperatures.

The FEP-5 material is a clear, fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) film. This jacketing is lightweight at only 0.005” thick, yet durable with resistance to abrasion and moisture as well as being self-extinguishing. This material excels in aerospace applications due to the low-outgassing properties and the ability to survive in temperatures ranging from -238° to 401°F (-150°C to 205°C). FEP-5 also meets ASTM D-3368, Type II, Grade 1, which allows bonding to other materials.

Specifications

FEP-5

Dielectric Strength	2500 volt/mil
Flammability	Self-extinguishing
Tear Strength	90 g/mil. min.
Dissipation Factor	.0003 @ 25 C @ 1000 Hz max.
Surface Resistivity	1015 ohms/sq @ 23 C 38% RH
Melt Temperature	260° to 280°C (500° to 536°F)
Dielectric Constant	2.15 @ 25 C @ 1000 Hz max.
Volume Resistivity	1017 ohms/cm. @ 170 C min.
Material Thickness	0.005"
Minimum Operating Temperature	-238 ° F (-150 ° C )
Maximum Operating Temperature	401 ° F (205 ° C )
Tensile Strength	2,500 psi.

Available Attributes

Material Color	Clear

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