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Material Selection, Insulator, Cryo Temp
Wool? Nice. Now that's thinking outside the box. I like people like you. I'm going to be putting the insulator in -370 F conditions so I'm sticking with PTFE for now. There is a seal area with critical dimensions so I'm using PCTFE (NeoFlon) for that as PCTFE is good to -400F while PTFE is...- dfly9891
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Material Selection, Insulator, Cryo Temp
Thanks. I'm going with PTFE.- dfly9891
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Thanks Q_Goest. This helps a lot. I'll look up the properties and costs. Will let you know...- dfly9891
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Thanks. Someone on the engineering forum said the same thing. What about polycarbonates though? They can have lower thermal conductivities but I'm not sure of their performance at cryo temps. Thoughts?- dfly9891
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Hi, I've got an applications where I need an insulating washer/disk in order to insulate stainless from stainless at 50 degrees Kelvin. I need help in selecting a material to do the job. I.e. low thermal conductivity, durable enough at 50 K to take a compressive static load of approx 40...- dfly9891
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