Screws, Nuts, Washers withstand high-temperature conditions.June 20, 2008 -
AURUM(TM) cross recessed pan head, socket head cap screws, hexagon nuts, and washers are made of AURUM thermoplastic polyimide resin. Brown in color, material exhibits heat resistance that enables continuous use at 240ºC and clean characteristics that ensure outgas is reduced to microscopic levels. Amounts of metallic impurities, such as alkali metal, are also reduced to microscopic levels. UL 94V-0 flame resistant material is also resistant to chemicals, plasma, radiation, and abrasion.
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Original Press release
Rino Industries Ltd.
Foxwood Industrial Park
Chesterfield, , S41 9RN
United Kingdom
AURUM(TM) Screws from Rino
A range of AURUM(TM) screws have been introduced into the newly launched Rino Industries 849 page mechanical drive components catalogue.
AURUM(TM) is a super-engineering thermoplastic excellent for its special thermal, physical, chemical and electric characteristics. Excellent heat resistance enables continuous use at 240ºC and its special clean characteristics ensure outgas is reduced to microscopic levels below high temperatures. Amounts of metallic impurities, such as alkali metal, are also reduced to microscopic levels, the company states. AURUM(TM) also has excellent chemical, plasma, radiation and abrasion resistant properties. Heat resistance to 240ºC and flame resistance cleared by UL standard to 94V-0 are also key qualities.
Cross recessed pan head, socket head cap screws, hexagon nuts and washers are all available in this new and innovative material. AURUM(TM) is thermoplastic polyimide resin which is brown in colour.
Applications include hot water and chemical pumps, clean room environments such as FPD (flat panel display), semiconductor production equipment and devices, chemically resistant applications, printed circuit board etching devices, metal plating equipment and chemical plants.
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