Zanite® Polymer Composite 877.712.BASE (2273) Zanite® Home Page
Back to Home PageAbout ZaniteTypical Industry use of ZaniteProperties of ZaniteFrequently Asked Questions About ZaniteInformation Request - Contact Zanite/BaseTekAbout Us - BaseTek, LLC

PROPERTIES OF ZANITE®
PROPERTIES
 U.S. UNITS S.I. (METRIC)
DAMPING RATIO 0.157 0.157
SPECIFIC HEAT 0.23BTU/Lb Degrees F 960J/kg Degrees C
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE Excellent Excellent
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH 20,000 psi 137 N/mm2
DENSITY 0.084 lb/in3 2.3 kg/dm3
FLEXURE STRENGTH 3,800 psi 26 N/mm2
MODULUS OF ELASTICITY 4.5 x 106 psi 31 KN/mm2
POISSON RATIO 0.25 0.25
TEMPERATURE LIMITS -50 Degrees F to
220 Degrees F		 -45 Degrees C to
104 Degrees C
TENSILE STRENGTH 2,100 psi 14.5 N/mm2
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY 11.09 Btu/(h.ft2.
Degrees F/ft)		 0.191 W/(cm2.
Degrees C/cm)
WATER ABSORPTION 0.01% 0.01%
THERMAL EXPANSION 10.8 x 10-6 in/in Degrees F 2.0 x 10-5 / Degrees C
FLAME SPREAD INDEX Class A (Class I) - 25 or under flame spread
per ASTM E84

Zanite Properties Temp Chart

Zanite polymer composite is a blend of pure silicon dioxide ceramic (99.8%) quartz aggregate, specially formulated high strength epoxy resin and selected additives. The natural elliptical shape of quartz is ideal for casting intricate structures.

Zanite replaces traditional materials such as iron, aluminum, and steel used in the manufacture of many structural components. Castings are manufactured to tight finish tolerances, and the resulting base out-performs alternative material in many areas.

Zanite polymer composite is accepted by design engineers throughout the world as an alternative material due to its excellent design flexibility, mechanical properties, and short production time.

Zanite® is a registered trademark of BaseTek, LLC. © 2009 BaseTek, LLC. All rights reserved.
Home | About Us | Contact Us