[inspic=153,left,,60]Solvay Advanced Polymers, makers of more plastics with more performance, announced that the company has obtained hot potable water certification for two new grades of Amodel® polyphthalamide (PPA). By voluntarily certifying these resins globally, Solvay Advanced Polymers helps OEMs expedite the approval process required for components used in boilers, valves, meters and other equipment that comes in contact with hot potable water.[inspic=259,right,,]The two resins, Amodel A-1133 DW and A-1145 DW, are now certified under NSF/ANSI Standard 61 Drinking Water System Components – Health Effects for contact with hot potable water up to 82°C (182°F). These materials are also approved by WRc (United Kingdom), ACS (France), KTW (Germany) and W-270 (Germany). The resins contain 35 or 45 percent glass fiber reinforcement and are available in natural (uncolored) and black.
More: KWD-globalpipe, 2008-11-25, No.300.
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