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69 Property Value Test standard Density 1.4 g/cm 3 Wearing resistance 450 min -1 EN 438 T2 Scratch resistance 3.0 N EN 438 Flexural strength 110 N/mm² EN 438 T2 Modulus of elasticity 12,000 N/mm² EN 438 T2 Tensile strength 80 N/mm² EN 438 T2 Coefficient of thermal expansion 20 x10 -6 K -1 DIN 52612 Construction material class B 2 DIN 4102 Surface resistance <10 11 Ohm DIN 53482 Plastics ■ ■ For surfaces and panelling that have to take a lot of punishment ■ ■ Wear resistant and resistant to impacts ■ ■ Antistatic surface ■ ■ Available in several colours Plastic is a thermosetting material which is permanently laminated at high pressure and temperature. This gives it exceptional abrasion and impact resistance, making it suitable for panelling, table surfaces and partitions subject to high stresses. It has antistatic surfaces. Thanks to their hygienic melamine resin surface, Plastic panels have exceptional mechanical properties and high temperature resistance and are also particularly resistant to a large number of chemicals. Consequently, they can be used where substances such as • laboratory and industrial chemicals • solvents • disinfectants • colouring agents • bleaching agents • industrial oils and emulsions act on the surface. Some chemicals may, however, corrode the surface. This depends on the • concentration • exposure time • temperature of the agents used. Changes to the dimensions of Plastic panels due to the absorption of moisture and thermal expansion should be taken into account when installing them in frame structures. These panels may warp if exposed to moisture on one side only. Note: RAL numbers of colours apply to varnishes. Due to the different manufacturing processes, the brilliance and colouring of laminated Plastic panels can vary greatly. Consequently, if there is any doubt, a comparison should always be made with original samples provided by your item sales partner. PANEL ELEMENTS