Nylon is the most economical tank material for Ethyl Chloride, rated Excellent. PVDF (Kynar®) is also rated Good or better. Avoid polypropylene tanks; PVC, CPVC and polypropylene fittings. Rated Fair (contact us before use): HDPE tanks and HDPE fittings.
How Ethyl Chloride works with the plastics used to make our storage tanks.
| Material | Rating |
|---|---|
| HDPE | C Fair |
| Polypropylene | D Not Recommended |
| Nylon | A Excellent |
| PVDF (Kynar®) | A Excellent |
How Ethyl Chloride works with the plastics used for tank fittings.
| Material | Rating |
|---|---|
| HDPE | C Fair |
| PVC | D Not Recommended |
| CPVC | D Not Recommended |
| Polypropylene | D Not Recommended |
| PVDF | A Excellent |
How Ethyl Chloride works with gasket and O-ring materials.
| Material | Rating |
|---|---|
| Buna-N | A Excellent |
| EPDM | A Excellent |
| Viton® | A Excellent |
How Ethyl Chloride works with the metals used for fittings and bolts.
| Material | Rating |
|---|---|
| 316 Stainless Steel | A Excellent |
| Hastelloy | B Good |
| Titanium | — No Data |
| Aluminum | B Good |
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