Halar 513 LC

Halar 513 LC

Halar® 513 LC is a melt-processable ethylene chlorotrifluoroethylene (ECTFE) copolymer powder specifically formulated for coating applications. It offers excellent chemical resistance, outstanding electrical insulation properties, and superior corrosion protection. Halar® 513 LC is designed to provide smooth, uniform coatings with excellent adhesion and long-term durability under harsh environmental conditions.

Technical data sheet of Halar 513 LC

Key features of Halar 513 LC

• Halar 513 LC comes in a distinctive green color, making it easily recognizable and ideal for industrial applications that require both performance and visual identification.
• This material provides optimum and rapid adhesion, ensuring strong bonding to substrates and improving the durability of topcoat layers in coating systems.
• Halar 513 LC delivers outstanding permeation resistance, offering excellent protection against gases, vapors, and liquids in demanding chemical environments.
• Halar 513 LC also features optimum flame resistance, making it a reliable choice for applications where safety and fire performance are critical. 

Applications of Halar 513 LC

1. Industrial Applications
Halar 513 LC is widely used in various industrial environments due to its outstanding chemical resistance and durability. It serves as a protective coating for equipment exposed to harsh chemicals, acids, and solvents, such as pipes, tanks, and fittings. 
2. Electronics Applications
In the electronics industry, Halar 513 LC is valued for its exceptional electrical insulation properties and low dielectric constant. It is commonly applied as a coating or insulation material for wires, cables, and electronic components that operate in corrosive or high-temperature environments. 
3. Aerospace Applications
The aerospace sector benefits from Halar 513 LC’s unique combination of lightweight, thermal stability, and chemical inertness. It is used in coatings, cable insulation, and component protection where exposure to fuels, lubricants, and extreme temperatures can compromise material integrity.