Acrylic refers to homopolymer acrylic which is essentially made from 100 of acrylonitrile. Acrylic has a good ability of acid and alkali resistance, anti-oxidation, hydrolysis resistance. It suits middle temperature and high acid, alkali chroma environment. It is widely used in metallurgy, chemical, building material, electric power station, mechanism industry, petroleum, medicine, printing and dyeing, food and beverage, and other industries to filter gas and recycle material.
Acrylic
The major benefits of acrylic fibre are its excellent resistance to hydrolysis, its moderate cost compared with the high performance fibres and reasonably high temperature resistance. It is mainly used in limestone and cement industries and asphalt industries.
Acrylic Fibre Typical Characteristics
- High Mechanical Characteristics
- Excellent Resistance To Hydrolysis
- Optimal Heat Stability Both in Dry and Wet Conditions
- Optimal Resistance to Chemical Agents
- Extraordinary Resistance to Light, Weathering, Mildew and Bacteria