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Chemical resistance: HPP for aggressive environments
Chemical Resistance, a Structuring Asset for HPPs
Environments where aggressive fluids - acids, alkalis, solvents, hydrocarbons - circulate require durable, inert and stable materials, even at high temperatures. Unlike standard plastics, HPP resists the most corrosive chemical attacks, without swelling, cracking or loss of properties.
Which chemical agents? Which risks?
Unsuitable materials can suffer from :
- Swelling or stress cracking
- Fragilization by solvents or oxidation
- Substance migration or fluid contamination
- Pressure/temperature failure
HPPs avoid these phenomena thanks to their stable molecular structure.
HPP polymers with high chemical resistance - Sélection DEMGY
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Critical application areas
Chemical industry
- Pumps, valves, sensor bodies
- PTFE & PFA: 100% inert, no leaching
Pharmaceutical & food
- CIP/SIP systems, membranes, piping
- PVDF & PEEK: resistant + FDA/USP-certifiable
Power & batteries
- Cooling circuits, sealed enclosures
- Ryton® R4: the right compromise between rigidity and chemistry
Semiconductors & microfluidics
- Chemical tanks, ultrapure parts
- PFA : resistance + extreme cleanliness
Semiconductors & microfluidics
- Chemical tanks, ultrapure parts
- PFA: resistance + extreme cleanliness
DEMGY: your chemical-resistant HPP expert
Material selection
- Analysis of your fluid + temperature + pressure
- Choice of polymer according to pKa, polarity, compatibility
Controlled processing
- Machining, injection, compression of filled or purified materials
- Additive manufacturing for sealed prototypes
Traceability & compliance
- FDA, USP Class VI, ISO 10993 certifications
- Chemical resistance validated by immersion test, spectroscopy
Conclusion
Chemically resistant HPP polymers are essential for designing reliable components in aggressive environments. Thanks to their inertness, durability and purity, they are a durable alternative to standard metals or plastics.