Ozone Compatible Material Chart

Using ozone for periodic shock treatments or for mold and smoke remediation should not cause concern with materials damage. The ozone materials compatibility chart is for choosing ozone room construction materials / seals, or for industrial uses where constant concentrated high levels of ozone will be used. Rating (Source: Cole Parmer) [Ozone Concentrations not specified] B - Good C - Fair B - Good B - Good B - Good D - Severe Effect A - Excellent C - Fair A - Excellent B - Good A - Excellent A - Excellent A - Excellent A - Excellent up to 100-deg F A - Excellent N/A A - Excellent A-Excellent A - Excellent In Water (C - Fair), In Air (A - Excellent) A - Excellent A - Excellent A- Excellent C - Fair C - Fair A - Excellent A - Excellent up to 100-deg F A - Excellent B - Good D - Poor C - Fair D - Severe Effect C - Fair

Material ABS plastic Acetal (Delrin) Aluminum Brass Bronze Buna-N (Nitrile) Butyl Cast iron Chemraz Copper CPVC Durachlor-51 Durlon 9000 EPDM EPR Epoxy Ethylene-Propylene Flexelene Fluorosilicone Galvanized Steel Glass Hastelloy-C HDPE Hypalon Hytrel Inconel Kalrez Kel-F (PCTFE) LDPE Magnesium Monel Natural rubber Neoprene

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Ozone Compatible Material Chart

NORYL Nylon PEEK Polyacrylate Polyamide (PA) Polycarbonate Polypropylene Polysulfide Polyurethane, Millable PPS (Ryton) PTFE (Teflon) PVC PVDF (Kynar) Santoprene Silicone Stainless steel - 304 Stainless steel - 316 Steel (Mild, HSLA) Teflon Titanium Tygon Vamac Viton Zinc N/A D - Severe Effect A - Excellent B - Good C-D (Not recommended) A - Excellent C - Fair B - Good A - Excellent N/A A - Excellent B - Good A - Excellent A - Excellent A - Excellent B - Good/Excellent A - Excellent D - Poor A - Excellent A - Excellent B - Good A - Excellent A - Excellent D - Poor

Note: These materials were tested at ozone levels exceeding 1,000 PPM.

Ratings -- Chemical Effect A. Excellent. -- No effect B. Good -- Minor Effect, slight corrosion or discoloration. C. Fair -- Moderate Effect, not recommended for continuous use. Softening, loss of strength, swelling may occur. D. Sever Effect -- Not recommended for ANY use. N/A = Information Not Available.

* Remember that different materials react differently to wet or dry ozone. DRY ozone has been dried to a -60 deg F or lower, WET ozone contains small amounts of moisture. Contact EnviroSafe to determine if your material is compatible. Email Us <e.safe2007@gmail.com> to

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