Dura-Belt’s
Acid Resistant Hytrel® polyester belts are
elastic round belts that work well in most acid (low pH) environments.
Following is their acid resistance rating:
- Acetic acid (Glacial) -- Excellent
- Acetic acid (30%) -- Excellent
- Boric acid -- Excellent
- Carbolic acid -- Poor
- Citric acid -- Excellent
- Fatty acids -- Good
- Hydrochloric acid -- Good
- Nitric acid -- Fair to Poor
- Phosphoric acid -- Excellent
- Sulfuric Acid (up to 50%) -- Excellent
- Tartaric Acid -- Good
- Vinegar -- Excellent
- Other Acids -- See Acid Reistance Test
The information above was taken from two
industrial sources and is untested by DuraBelt. Therefore, we cannot
assume any liability for its reliability. The two
sources sometimes contradict each other, so we highly recommend
that you test the resistance of your belt to the acid
before making a substantial purchase. Use this information only
as an initial guideline and confirm is applicability with your
own tests.
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Acid Resistant Hytrel Belt
Acid
Resistance Test: Put a piece
of Hytrel polyester belting in a bottle containing the acid solution
at the expected concentration. Let it sit for a week
at the expected operating temperature. If the appearance of the
belt changes significantly (extreme discoloration, bloating, cracking,
becomes limp, etc.), then it is not resistant to the acid solution.
We will send you free samples to test.
Also note that the presence of other chemicals, their concentration,
and the ambient temperature often greatly affects chemical resistance. Therefore,
the belts may not be completely acid proof in all environments. For more info
click on Chemical Resistance Chart
For the best in acid resistant belts and acid proof belting, insist on DuraBelt.
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