TIVAR™ Cestidur NU UHMW-PE

Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene

TIVAR™ Cestidur NU UHMW-PE is a modified material with extremely high molecular weight (average 9E6 g/mol). This,  in combination with a particular manufacturing process, results in a PE grade with superior wear and abrasion resistance over TIVAR™ 1000 NU UHMW-PE. TIVAR™ Cestidur NU UHMW-PE is PMUC-certified and has passed stringent tests by an EDF-approved laboratory to meet PMUC requirements for use on nuclear sites. Each shipment is accompanied with a PMUC certificate including production batch number. MCG offers a range of engineering stock shape  products that hold PMUC approval from third party certified laboratories in France. PMUC is the standard for products and materials used in electric, nuclear and thermal power plants. 

TIVAR® Cestidur UHMW-PE plastic stock shapes
Product Information

Material Properties

  • PMUC-approved for use in nuclear power plants 
  • Internal lubrication for greater resistance to abrasion and wear
  • Good stick slip properties
  • Good impact resistance, even at temperatures below -200º C
  • Easily machinable

Available Geometries

TIVAR™ Cestidur NU UHMW-PE stock shapes encompass a range of standard sizes in the following geometries: Plate

Plate

Available Colors

TIVAR™ Cestidur NU UHMW-PE stock shapes come in the following colors: Grey


Regional Availability

Availability of products, shapes, and colors may differ by region.
Properties
  • PMUC-approved for use in nuclear power plants 
  • Internal lubrication for greater resistance to abrasion and wear
  • Good stick slip properties
  • Good impact resistance, even at temperatures below -200º C
  • Easily machinable
Application & Testing Information

Pre-assessment Testing

TIVAR™ Cestidur NU UHMW-PE carries the following compliances:

  • Food contact - USA FDA 21 CFR § 177.2500
  • products.itemGroup.compliances.9103

Please note: In some cases, different color variations of a material grade carry different approvals. Please see product documentation for details.


Documentation

For further regulatory documentation and absence declarations, please visit the regulatory page.