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PTFE Compatibility Reports

All Materials Buna-N 644 EPDM 644 HDPE 644 PTFE 644 PVC 644 PVDF 644 Polypropylene 644 Stainless Steel 644 Viton 644

Aluminum Potassium Sulfate 100%

A-Excellent
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Aluminum Sulfate

A-Excellent
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Alums

A-Excellent
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Amines

A-Excellent
vs PTFE
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Ammonia 10%

A-Excellent
vs PTFE
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Ammonium Nitrate (Aqueous)

A-Excellent
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Ammonia, anhydrous

A-Excellent
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Ammonia, liquid

A-Excellent
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Ammonium Acetate

A-Excellent
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Ammonium Bifluoride

A-Excellent
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Engineering Disclaimer: Compatibility ratings are provided for reference only. Always verify operating temperatures, concentration limits, and pressure conditions before deploying any material in an active industrial environment.

An industrial chemical compatibility database covering resistance ratings for Polypropylene, Stainless Steel, and Viton across hundreds of acids, solvents, oils, and plating solutions.

Ratings reflect standard industrial testing parameters at ambient temperatures (72°F / 22°C).

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  • Buna-N 644
  • EPDM 644
  • HDPE 644
  • PTFE 644
  • PVC 644
  • PVDF 644
  • Polypropylene 644
  • Stainless Steel 644
  • Viton 644

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Rating Guide

A Excellent — minimal swelling or attack
B Good — acceptable for most uses
C Fair — not for continuous exposure
D Severe effect — avoid completely
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