9 appendix, 1 chemical resistance, Appendix – Lenze EPM-H521 User Manual

Page 88: Chemical resistance, 9appendix, Stop

Advertising
background image

Appendix

Chemical resistance

9



88

EDBPM-H521 DE/EN/FR 2.0

9

Appendix

9.1

Chemical resistance



Stop!

The resistance of the surface against acid food (e.g. tomato juice,

lemon juice) is low. For this reason remove soilings immediately,

otherwise the surface may be damaged.

The following table shows the resistance of the surfaces (keypad, display, touch

screen) to the listed chemicals.
For the operating units EPM-H5xx and EPM-H6xx, Lenze offers protective foilswith

an improved resistance against the listed chemicals.

Operating unit

Substance

EPM-H3xx

EPM-H4xx

EPM-H5xx

EPM-H6xx

with

protective

foil

Acetic acid

≥ 5 % < 50 %

Acetone

Ammonia

≥ 2 %

Benzene

Benzole

Benzyl alcohol

Diesel oil

Ethanol

Ethylene glycol

Formic acid

≥ 50 %

High-pressure and

temperature > 100 °C

Hydrochloric acid

≥ 10 %

Hydrogen peroxide

≥ 25 %

Hypochlorous acidic

natron

≥ 20 %

Isopropanol

Methanol

Methylene chloride

Mineral acids

Concentrated

Nitric acid

≥ 5 % < 10 %

Perchloroethylene

Advertising