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INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE J"'ION CARBIDE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT UC-916 270 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 100T' *o (Name) 'i v is ion oco tipn loor Number Bonding 6c Elastomer Materials Salesmen ?py 1 o M. Bilancetti G. L. Brode G. L. Casiello W. K. DeFaber J. W. Demaree R. F. Dickhaut R. G. Hess S. J. Hull^ K. J. Hutchinson R. P. Koehler B. Letizia R. T. Marold L. L. Maycock V. J. Mitzen R. J. Ricciardi F. W. Wurtzell Oats Originating Dept. Floor Number Answering letter dote Subject October 17, 1974 Bonding & Elastomer Materials 32nd Floor Ph enolic "TIoT3 i ng"Ma t er-iaj s BMMA-5440 Asbestos-Free} *1 t. . I'J T^-a_ /)4z^\-cC tV*--c. l Attached is a Data Sheet for the asbestos-free version of BMMA-5440.Black 25 D.C. which may be copied and given to customers currently using the standard BMMA-5440. Printed sheets will be made available for the Data Book towards the end of 1974. It should be noted that the asbestos version is slightly inferior in respect to electrical properties and ASTM deflection temperature. However, these are not expected to be significant in most applications. Samples of the new 5440 are undergoing tests for yellow card approval at Underwriters Laboratories and it is expected that results will be available by the end of November or early December. To date all customers have reported favorably on the perform ance of the new 5440. Again you are asked to do everything possible to expedite'the changeover. Data Sheets for BMRS-5440 will be issued as soon as sufficient data has been obtained to develop reliable figures. ' / *< o /V PBP/tnap Attachment ..................... w...ivu ut uucr Ufbltfa CoppcptUen rstenrit tha right to ltar tSs formulation and fc dlacontinua tha (action ot this product tt my tloa. BAKELITE' PHENOLIC MOLDING MATERIAL BMMA-5440 Black 25 D.< DESCRIPTION: BMMA-5440 Black 25 D.C., without asbestos, is a wide latitude, general purpose compound which molds vith an exceptionally smooth surface and has good dimensional stability at elevated temperatures and in high humidities. General Purpose October 1, 1974 PROPERTY SPECIMEN l TFSTINC METHOD UNIT Specific Gravity Bulk Factor Pourabillty Molding Shrinkage e 1/8 x 4 In. disk (tod Impact Strength Tonsi ! Strength Flexural Strength Modulus of Elasticity in Flexure Compressive Strength l/2x 1/2x2-1/2 in. 1/8 In. specimen l/4x 1/2x5 in. 1/4x 1/2x5 in. l/2x 1/2x1 in. D792 D392 D792 D955 D256 D651 D790 D790 D695 e*. seconds Inch/inch ft. lb./In. notoh psl psl psl pal LMolectric Slrongth, Short Tlmo Volume Keaiatlvlty Dielectric Constant, 60 ^ cyoles 10 cycles 10 oyoles Dissipation Factor, 60^ oyotos 10" oycles 10" cyoles 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk Deflection Tomp. at 264 pal l/2x 1/2x6 In. Water Absorption, Rain In weight 1/8x3 In. disk D149 D257 D 150 D160 D150 D150 D150 D160 D648 D670 volts/mll ohnvcm. el e* deg. F. per cent TYPICAL VALUE 1.39-1.43 2.4 Max - 0.003^0.006 0.30 6,800 8,600 , 11 x 10^ 29,200 306 6.1 x 10^ 7.23 6.37 5.17 0.15 0.08 0.04 335 0.28 Granulation Plasllolly Tabletllng Quality llaal Resistance Grades Available; 6, 9, 12, 15 Can be tabletted with the usual equipment. _^ Moldings of this material may discolor, but otherwise exp^yiepc^ l/idi/sate^i that exposure to temperatures exoeedlng 300F. ordinarily is not recom mended but highor temperatures may be withstood If exposures are not prolonged. Trial under expected service conditions Is advisable and :l Is suggested that heat realslanoe requirements be disouaaed with a Union Carbide Plastics Company Representative alnoo the effeots of elevated temperatures vary for different properties.. -Koand*tlert3, tsat raaulta, property vltn, tnd wggiitl na art offrrad htraln it a guldt In ths u of fins aitariili md not i gwmtai of thalr porforomci. !h* prepirty viluet given ir thou to b ixpoctad in thi product it tha ties of #nusc turns. Thaos*0c4u* trc dipondont upon ualng ths tilting oothoda u India tod. Propirtlu tort cirtiln to fc* riillzid in :tourod with Icotcr frequency thin cthcri u ii uioal then osruf'.cturJng oporationi in ctonly controlled. If ippllcitlom upjtn csntlnuil verification of a cirtaln property or propirtlai, nqulnesnta i hoc Id ba diteuacad *lth a Union Carbid* Pb sties Olvlalea Technical Rc?n*9otatlr. urbtd* Ktist1c Ohrlilon of Ikla Cirbldi Corpontlon r***m* * right to ilbr tho formilatlm ind Is dlieontinuo th* production of this product it iny tloi. NEW PRODUCT DATA SHEET BAKELITE' PHENOLIC MOLDING MATERIAL BMMA-rwr^9fli5138 Black 25 DC Tentative DESCRIPTION: BMMA-5440 is a wide latitude, general purpose compound which molds with an exceptionally smooth surface and has better dimensional stability at elevated temperatures and in high humidities than counterparts in the same specific gravity range, This improved product is made for all types of molding. Though it is particularly well suited for decorative appliance parts, it can also be used for electrical and functional parts requiring good dimensional stability. PROPS RTY SPE CIUEN TESTING METHOD UNIT VALUE Specific Gravity Hulk Factor Pourability Molding Shrinkage . . .. 1/8 x 4 in. disk D792 D392 D792 D955 ... seconds tnch/inoh 1.40 2.1 max. -- .004 Irod Impact Strength Tensile Strength Flexural Strength Modulus of El&aticlly in Flexure Compressive Strength l/2x 1/2x2- i/2 in. 1/8 in. specimen l/4x 1/2x5 in. 1/4x 1/2x5 in. i/2xl/2xl in. D256 D651 D790 D790 D695 ft. Ib./ln. notch psi psi psi psi 0.29 min. 7,300 av. 9,800 av.. 1.05 x 10b av. 31,200 Dielectric Strength, Short Time Volunte Resistivity Dielectric Constant, 60 cycles lOjr cycles 10 cycles Dissipation Factor, 60 cycles 10 cycles 10 cycles 1/8x4 in. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 in. disk 1/8x4 in. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 in. disk 1/8x4 In. disk 1/8x4 In. disk Deflection Temp, at 264 psi l/2x 1/2x6 In. Water Absorption, gain in weight 1/8x2 In. disk D149 D257 D150 D150 D150 D160 D150 D160 D648 D670 volts/mil ohm-cm. e. e ... deg. F. per oest 340 3.2 x 1012 7.0 6.0 4.5 0.13 0.08 0.04 350 n ''l ^ " 0.24 Cranulation Plasticity Tabletting Quality Heat Realstanoe s' Grades Available: 6, 9, 12 Can be tab letted with the usual equipment. Moldings of this material may discolor, but otherwise experience indicates that exposure to temperatures exceeding 300F. ordinarily is not recom mended but higher temperatures may be withstood if exposures are not prolonged. Trial under expected service conditions is advtnablo and :t is suggested that heat realstanoe requirements be diacueeed with a Union Carbide Plastics Company Baprasentalive since the effects of elevated temperatures vary for different properties. Tbs rtcoMsflditlora, bit multi, property viiwi, ind wggiitl m Ir* offsnd Ssrsln m gutdi In the uw of fisss t* tor I 11 ind iri not i gwnntoi of tholr porfomnes, IK* property viluti given iro tboeo to bi ixpoctid in the product it th* tin* of ainu< focturo. Theee*Mu ire dependent upon uelng tf biting setbodi it indlabd. Propertie* ea-i corbln t* bo mlliod iro enured olth letter froqwncy thin otbsri n li mimI ehoro Mnufiefertag ipsntlono iro eleooly control lid. If ipplkitlono ro^ilro contlnuil eorlflcitlon of corbin property or proper ties, rogulmonb tboa Id bo dlicmood olth Uv1n Corbldo Phittci OlflilM Technical Repro*atyo. ,