Technical specifications | Worktops

Resistance to abrasion EN 438/2.6 Resistance to abrasion > 350 turns
Resistance to impacts with a large-diameter sphere EN 438/2.12 Dropping height > 100 cm.
Resistance to scratches N 438/2.14 Load > 3 N
Resistance to water vapour EN 438/2.24 Appearance 5th grade

 

Density 2.4 kg/dm3 DIN 51065 Resistance to bending 40-55 N/ mm DIN 40685
Resistance to pressure 300-400 N/mm2 Hardness, in accordance with Mohs(Scratching hardness) 7-8
Elasticity module 60000 N/mm2 Technical conductivity at 20º C 1,7 W/m.K
Thermal expansion coefficient at 20º C 2-5 - 10-6 k Thermal absorption (in accordance with DIN28062) 0,2-3,5%.

 

Apparent specific weight 2.810 Kg. / m3 Absorption / porosity coefficient 0,17 % / 0,42%
Mechanical resistance to compression 1.007 Kg. / cm2 Mechanical resistance to bending 134 Kg. / cm2
Resistance to wear and impact 2,27 mm. / 50 cm Young Res. Frost Module – kg 0,05 cm2
Alterations caused by thermal shocks Does not alter the materials

 

Apparent specific weight 2.690 Kg. / m3 Absorption / porosity coefficient 0,48 %
Mechanical resistance to compression 1647 Kg. / cm2 Mechanical resistance to bending 262 Kg. / cm2
Friction wear resistance / Res. to impact 0,07 mm./ 65 Alterations caused by thermal shocks Does not alter the materials

 

 

 

 

 

OPTICAL PROPERTIESChanges caused by increased thermal rates (dry heat)
Shine no changes Colour no changes Cracking no changes
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICSISO
Elasticity module>10,000N/mm2ISO 1184
Resistance to traction>100N/mm2ISO R527
Resistance to bending>100N/mm2ISO 178
Resistance to impacts>30NISO 4586
Resistance to scratching>3,5NISO 4586
Resistance to wear / Flat colours>650
Resistance to wear / Dotted colours>350
Water absorption <1,0 % weightISO 4586
Dimensional stability <2,5 mm ISO 4586
THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS
Conductivity coefficient+-0.3 W/mKDIN 52612
Thermal working temperature-40 a 130 ºC
REACTION TO FIRE
SpainType FR, M1 Classification
Reaction to fireoin accordance with UNE 23/21/90
STRONG ACIDS
Hydrochloric acid37%no effectHydrochloric acid48%no effect
Sulfuric Acid33%sin efectoSulfuric Acid96%no effect
Nitric Acid30%sin efectoNitric Acid70%no effect
Phosphoric Acid85%no effect
Chromic Acid60%no effect
ALKALIS
Ammonium Hydroxide28%no effect
Sodium Hydroxide20%no effect
CLEANING AGENT SOLVENTS
Ethanol**no effectToluene**no effectAcetone**no effect
Chloroform**no effectCarbon tetrachlorideno effectFormaldehyde 37%no effecto
Furfuralno effectMethyl ethyl ketone**no effectNaphthano effect
Ether 1,2no effectPetroleumno effect
SALTS
Potassium permanganate10%GoodSodium hypochlorite5%no effect
Sodium chloride5%no effectCopper sulphate10%no effect
Ferric chloride10%no effect

 

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Specific weight+ 1.400Kg/m3ASTM-D 792-91
Weight of the 20 mm thickness.28.0Kg/m2
WORKTOP TOLERANCE
Length- 0.0/+5mmAncho- 0.0/+5mmThickness+ 0.7 para 20mm
OPTICAL PROPERTIES
Changes caused by dry heat (maximum temperature: 180º C)EN 438-2 (8)
Shine5 (= no changes)Colour5 (= no changes)Cracking5 (= no changes)
MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Elasticity module> 8.000N/mm2DIN 535457
Resistance to traction> 90N/mm2DIN 53455
Resistance to bending> 100N/mm2DIN 53452
Resistance to impactsvalor índice 4 (>50)NEN 438-2:11
Resistance to scratching*valor índice 4 (>5)NEN 438-2:14
Resistance to wear*valor índice 4 (>600)revolucionesEN 438-2:6
* Depending on the colour and printing patter
THERMAL CHARACTERISTICSWorking temperature
Constant- 40 / + 140 º CMaximum, max. 20 min.+180 º C
CHEMICAL DATA
The test was carried out by applying 5 drops of each reagent to the surface, covering it with a watch glass (except in the case of those marked with **). The test with the chemical products marked with ** was carried out by saturating them with a cotton ball that was then covered with a bottle. The chemical products were tested during a 24h period, they were then rinsed and assessed.
Acids
Hydrochloric acid10%no effectHydrochloric acid37%no effect
Sulfuric Acid33%no effectSulfuric Acid98%excellent
Nitric Acid30%no effectNitric Acid65%excellent
Phosphoric Acid85%no effect
Acetic Acid99%no effect
Hydrofluoric acid48%bad
Chromic acid60%no effect
Alkalis
Ammonium Hydroxide28%no effect
Salts
Silver nitrate10%no effect
Potassium permanganate10%no effect
Iron (III) Chloride10%no effect
Copper sulphate10%no effect
Sodium hypochlorite13%no effect
Sodium chloride10%no effect
Solvents **
Acetoneno effect Ethanolexcellent Ethylene glycolno effect
Butanoneno effect Dichloromethaneno effect Ethyl acetateexcellent
Acetic anhydrideno effect n-Butyl Acetateno effect n-Hexaneno effect
Methanolno effect Methyl isobutyl ketoneno effect Tetrahydrofuranno effect
Tolueneno effect Trichloroethyleneno effect Xyleneno effect
Biological stains
Acridine orange1%no effect Basic fuchsine1%no effect
Carbol fuchsin1%no effect Malachite green oxalate1%no effect
Methylene blue1%no effect Methyl violet 2B1%no effect
Wright’s Stain1%no effect Gentian violet1%no effect
Most conventional cleaning agentsno effect

 

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICSUNE StandardIntermediate result (1)NF-EN StandardIntermediate result (2)
Wear caused by friction22.183Wear in mm. 2,50P61.505 102Wear 160 mm3
Resistance to frost22.184Loss of weight %0,01 does not alter the materialsP65.513 202Does not alter the materials
Resistance to compression22.185Compression 233,6 MPª
Resistance to bending22.186Bending Module 49,68 MPaP65.503 100Bending 40.7 N/mm2
Resistance to shock22.189Cracking height 125 cm.
Resistance to thermal changes22.197Variation in weight 0,043 %P61.507 104Does not alter the materials
Water absorption22.182Absorption coefficient 0,04%P61.502 99Absorption coefficient 0,16%
Resistance to acids22.198Variation in weight %0,01 (does not alter the materials)CAHIER 1.905Does not alter the materials
Thermal expansionP61.506 103Expansion Coefficient Linear Thermal 25-10-6 m/mºC
Resistance to scratchingP61.504 101Hardness Mohs 5-4
RESISTANCE TO CHEMICAL PRODUCTSResistanceNotes
Acids3High resistance
Oils4High resistance
Coffee, wine, etc.4High resistance
Soft Drinks4High resistance
Bleach2Do not use during maintenance, if the product remains on the surface during more than 12 hours it could become dull.
Alkaline cleaning products PH>12.2Do not use during maintenance, if the product remains on the surface during more than 12 hours it could become dull.. High resistance
Trichloroethylene1It can be used to remove determined stains, the surface must be rinsed with clean water after scrubbing the stain.
Acetone1It can be used to remove determined stains, the surface must be rinsed with clean water after scrubbing the stain.
Paint solvents1It can be used to remove determined stains, the surface must be rinsed with clean water after scrubbing the stain.
Hydrofluoric acid0Never use this product.
Dichloromethane0Never use this product.
NaOH, caustic soda0Never use this product.
Stripping agent0Never use this product.

 

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
One of the generally accepted chemical product resistance tests is the exposure of the material to a reagent during a 16-hour period, covered and uncovered. Reagents that do not have an impact on the surfaces are classified as Class I and reagents with adverse effects on the appearance and properties are classified as Class II. Most Class II reagents do not penetrate Corian, but they affect the surface, therefore, the occasional stain resulting from unexpected exposure to Class II reagents can be often eliminated with a fine sanding paper or steel wool.
Class I Reagents
ACIDS
Citric10%Chlorhydric20%Chlorhydric37%*
Phosphoric85%**Sulfuric33%
BASES
Ammonium Hydroxide28%**Sodium Hydroxide10%
Sodium Hydroxide40%**Sodium Hydroxide(flakes)**
SOLVENTS
Acetone*Isoamyl acetateBenzene***Carbon tetrachloride***Ethyl ether**Ethanol**
GasolineMetanol**Toluene**Xylene
OTHER
Ammonium (10%)Hydrogen peroxideIodine (1% alcohol content)Bleach ( 1% )Mercurochrome (2% water content)***Sodium hydrogen sulphate
Sodium hypochlorite ( 5% )Tri sodium phosphateVinegarPotassium Permanganate ( 2% )Silver nitrate (10% )
* It can attack or dull the surface
** It can slightly dim the colour
*** It can slightly darken the colour
Class II Reagents
Acetic acid (99,5%)Chloroform (100 %)DioxaneEthyl acetateFormic acid (90%)Furfuraldehyde
Methylene chlorideSulfuric acid (77,96%)Wright’s Stain (standard solution)Trichloroacetic acid (10,50%)Sulfuric (33%)
In most cases, biochemical stains will stain Corian after a few minutes of exposure.
However, stains can be removed by scrubbing them with acetone after they dry.

 

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Density, g/cm3, ISO 118391
Stretching tension, Mpa, DIN EN ISO 52732
Expansion under stretching tension, %, DIN EN ISO 5278
Tearing expansion, %, DIN EN ISO 52770
Module E tension Mpa, DIN EN ISO 5271400
Resistance to impact, kJ/m2, DIN EN ISO 179no cracks
Resilience, kJ/m2, DIN EN ISO 1797
Brinell Hardness, Mpa, DIN EN ISO 2039-170
Shore Hardness, D. ISO 86872
Mean thermal expansion coefficient, K, DIN 5375216x104
Thermal conductivity, W/m-K, DIN 526120,22
Behaviour when exposed to fire, DIN 4102normal flammability
Resistance to electric shock, KV/mm, IEC 243-162
Surface resistance, Ohm, DIN IEC 1671014
Temperature range, ºC0 a + 100
Resistance to chemical productsvery good when in contact with many acids, alkalis and solvents.
Physiological innocuousness, in accordance with BGVVyes