EPDM Radiation 80P datasheet

For seals that work where people cannot. Design targets, release limits and the qualification plan. Download the PDF, or check the grade against your own requirements.

EPDM Radiation 80P grade card: EPDM-RAD80P-01, design range −40 to 140 °C.
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Technical data sheet
Engineered for extremes

EPDM Radiation 80P

EPDM-RAD80P-01

Read the code: EPDM, RAD duty (radiation resistance), 80 Shore A, P for peroxide cure, recipe 01.

Development grade. The values below are design targets, not measured results. Each target becomes a typical value, with the number of lots and the test report behind it, as testing is completed.

An 80 Shore A EPDM for nuclear power plant pumps, valves and penetrations: radiation resistance, low halogen and sulfur content, and steam resistance for accident conditions.

Polymer class
EPDM
Duty
RAD: radiation resistance
Hardness
80 Shore A
Temperature range
-40 to 140 °C
Lead time
Trial quantities on request
Minimum order
25 kg
Issued
2026-10-28
Revision
A
Packing
Per order

Design targets and release limits

PropertyTargetLimitsUnitMethod
Hardness8075 to 85Shore AASTM D2240 / ISO 48-4, 1 s
Tensile strength14min 11MPaASTM D412 die C / ISO 37 type 2
Elongation at break220min 150%ASTM D412 die C / ISO 37 type 2
Compression set, 22 h at 125 °C15max 25%ASTM D395 method B, button
Elongation retained after gamma irradiation to 1,000 kGyTo be measuredmin 50 (target)%Irradiation at an accredited facility
Halogens and sulfur, eachTo be measuredmax 200ppmCombustion ion chromatography
Hot water, 168 h at 140 °C, volume change+3max 8%ASTM D471 / ISO 1817
Steam, 24 h at 170 °CNo crackingno crackingIn-house autoclave method

Qualification plan

The grade code says what this compound is designed for. This table says what it has passed: a duty is claimed only once its report is on file.

TestStandard or methodConditionsStatus
Radiation ageingPlant-specific nuclear qualificationGamma dose and accident steam per the owner's specificationPlanned
Chemical purityHalogen and sulfur analysisEach lotPlanned

Design targets are the values the compound is designed to reach. They are not measured results and they are not a warranty. Release limits apply to lots once the recipe is approved. The grade code says what the compound is designed for; the qualification plan says what it has passed. Confirm suitability in your own application and fluids.

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