CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY TABLE WITH VINYL ESTER OR VINYLESTER

Which products are compatible and offer chemical resistance with Vinyl ester or vinyl ester?

Vinyl Ester or Vinyl Ester is a resin produced by the esterification of epoxy resin with unsaturated monocarboxylic acid.

Vinyl esters have improved mechanical properties compared to polyesters with better physical impact strength and thermal shock resistance.

Standard epoxy vinyl ester resins are limited to 220 – 250 O F (104 – 121 O C) in most applications. High density crosslinked products are suitable for temperatures above 250 O F (121 O C) .

Vinyl ester resins generally offer excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, hypochlorites and many solvents.

Chemical product vinyl ester
60 O F 160 ° F
(15 O C) (71° C )
Acetic acid 0-25% (vinegar) R R
Acetic acid 25-50% R R
Acetone R NR
Acrylic Acid - 25% R NR
Adipic acid R R
Ar R R
Alcohol – Butyl R NR
Alcohol - Ethyl 10% R maximum 150
Alcohol - 100% Ethyl R NR
Alcohol - Isopropyl 10% R maximum 150
Alcohol - 100% Isopropyl R NR
Alcohol - Methyl 10% R maximum 150
Alcohol – Methyl isobutyl R maximum 150
Alcohol – Secondary Butyl R maximum 150
Alum (aluminum sulfate) R R
aluminum chloride R R
aluminum fluoride R NR
5% Aluminum Hydroxide R maximum 120
Aluminum Nitrate R R
aluminum potassium sulfate R R
Aluminum sulfate R R
allyl chloride R NR
Ammonia - Aqueous 0-10% R maximum 100
Ammonia - Gas R maximum 100
ammonium bicarbonate R maximum 120
Ammonium Bisulfate R maximum 120
10% Ammonium Carbonate R maximum 120
Ammonium chloride R R
ammonium citrate R maximum 120
ammonium fluoride R maximum 120
5% Ammonium Hydroxide R maximum 120
10% Ammonium Hydroxide R maximum 120
20% Ammonium Hydroxide R maximum 120
Ammonium nitrate R R
Ammonium persulphate R maximum 120
ammonium phosphate R maximum 120
ammonium sulfate R R
Amyl Chloride R maximum 120
Aniline R maximum 120
Antimony Chloride R R
arsenious acid R R
Barium Acetate R R
barium carbonate R R
barium chloride R R
barium hydroxide R maximum 120
Barium sulphate R R
barium sulfide R R
Beer R R
Benzene R NR
benzene sulfonic acid R R
Benzoic acid R R
O-Benzoyl Benzoic Acid R R
Benzilic alcohol R NR
Black and White Pulp Liqueur R R
bromine water R NR
Borax R R
Boric acid R R
butadiene gas R NR
Butane gas R NR
Butil cellosolve R NR
Butilenoglicol R R
Butyric acid 0-50% R R
Cadmium Chloride R R
Calcium Bisulfate R R
Calcium carbonate R R
Calcium Chlorate R R
Calcium chloride R R
Calcium hydroxide R maximum 120
Calcium Hypochlorite R maximum 120
Calcium nitrate R R
Calcium sulfate R R
Calcium Sulphite R R
caprylic acid R R
Carbon dioxide R R
Carbon monoxide R R
Carbon tetrachloride R maximum 100
Carbonic acid R R
Carbon Methyl Cellulose R maximum 120
Castor oil R maximum 150
Citric acid R
Chlorinated Wax R R
Chlorine Dioxide / Air R R
Chlorine Dioxide, Wet Gas R R
Chlorine - Dry Gas R R
Chlorine, Wet Gas R R
Chlorine water R R
Chloroacetic Acid 0-50% R maximum 100
Chlorosulfonic Acid NR NR
Chromic Acid 20% R maximum 120
Chromium Fluoride R NR
chromium sulfate R R
Citric acid R R
Coconut oil R R
Copper Chloride R R
copper cyanide R R
Copper Fluoride R R
Copper Nitrate R R
Copper Solution R
Copper sulphate R R
Corn oil R R
Corn Starch Paste R R
corn sugar R R
cottonseed oil R R
Crude Oil, Sour R R
Crude Oil, Sweet R R
Cyclohexane R maximum 120
Di-Ammonium Phosphate R R
Dibutyl ether R maximum 120
diesel fuel R R
Diethylene glycol R R
Forget the Phthalate R R
Dioctylophthalate R R
Dipropilenoglicol R R
dodecyl alcohol R R
Esters, Fatty Acids R R
Ethylene dichloride NR NR
Ethylene glycol R R
Fatty acids R R
ferric chloride R R
Ferric nitrate R R
ferric sulfate R R
Ferrous Chloride R R
Ferrous Nitrate R R
Ferrous sulphate R R
Fertilizer, 8-8-8 R R
Fertilizer, Urea Ammonium Nitrate R maximum 120
flue gas R R
Fluoboric Acid 10% R maximum 120
fluorine gas R NR
Fluosilicic Acid 0-20% R R
Formaldehyde R maximum 150
10% formic acid R R
R-12 diclorodifluorometano R NR
Fuel oil R R
Natural gas R R
gasoline, automobile R R
gasoline aviation R R
Gasoline, Ethyl R R
gasoline, sour R R
gluconic, acid R R
Glucose R R
Glycerin R R
Ethylene Glycol R R
Glycol – Propylene R R
Glycolic Acid 70% R R
Heptane R R
Hexane R R
Hexalenoglicol R R
Alcohol Hexylene Glycol R maximum 150
hydraulic fluid R R
Hydrobromic acid 0-25% R R
Hydrochloric Acid 0-37% R R
hydrocyanic acid R R
hydrosulfuric acid R maximum 150
Hydrogen Bromide, Wet Gas R R
Hydrogen Chloride, Dry Gas R R
Hydrogen chloride, wet gas R R
Hydrogen Fluoride, Steam R NR
Hydrogen Peroxide 35% R maximum 120
Dry Hydrogen Sulfide R R
Hydrogen Sulfide, Aqueous R R
Hydrosulfite Bleach R maximum 120
Hypochlorous acid 0-10% R R
Isopropyl Amine R maximum 100
Isopropyl Palmitate R R
Jet fuel R R
Kerosene R R
Lactic acid R R
Lauric Acid R R
lead acetate R R
lead chloride R R
lead nitrate R R
levulin cod R R
Linseed oil R R
Lithium Bromide R R
Lithium Sulfate R R
Magnesium Bisulfite R R
Magnesium Carbonate R R
Magnesium chloride R R
Magnesium Hydroxide R max. 140
Magnesium Nitrate R R
magnesium sulfate R R
Maleic acid R R
Mercury Chloride R R
Mercurous Chloride R R
Mercury R R
Methanol R R
Methyl ethyl ketone NR NR
mineral oils R R
Molybdenum Disulfide R R
Molybdenum Disulfide R R
Motor oil R R
Oil R R
Naphthalene R R
Nickel Chloride R R
Nickel Nitrate R R
Nickel sulfate R R
Nitric Acid 0-5% R R
Nitric Acid 20% R maximum 120
nitric acid fumes NR NR
Octanoic Acid R R
Oil, Crude Sour R R
Oil, Crude Sweet R R
Oleic acid R R
Olive oil R R
Oxalic acid R R
Phenol NR NR
Perchloric acid R maximum 150
Phosphoric acid – 85% R R
Phosphoric Acid Fumes R R
Phosphorus pentoxide R R
Phthalic Acid R R
Pickling Acids R R
Picric Acid, Alcoholic R maximum 100
Polyvinyl acetate latex R R
polyvinyl alcohol R maximum 100
Polyvinyl chloride latex R maximum 120
Potassium aluminum sulfate R R
potassium bicarbonate R max. 140
potassium bromide R maximum 100
Potassium carbonate R max. 140
Potassium chloride R R
Potassium dichromate R max. 140
Potassium ferrocyanide R R
Potassium hydroxide R maximum 150
Potassium hydroxide R maximum 150
Potassium nitrate R R
Potassium permanganate R max. 140
potassium persulfate R R
Potassium Sulfate R R
Propane R R
1-50% propionic acid R maximum 120
50-100% propionic acid NR NR
Effluent from the Pulp Paper Mill R R
Pyridine NR NR
sebacic acid R R
Selenium Acid R R
Silicic Acid R R
Silver nitrate R R
soaps R R
sodium acetate R R
Sodium benzoate R R
Sodium bicarbonate R R
Sodium Bifluoride R maximum 120
Sodium Bisulfate R R
Sodium Bisulfite R R
Sodium Bromate R max. 140
Sodium Bromide R R
Sodium Carbonate 0-25% R R
Sodium Chlorate R R
Sodium Chloride R R
Sodium Chlorite 25% R R
Sodium Chromate R R
Sodium Cyanide R R
Sodium Dichromate R R
Sodium di-phosphate R R
Sodium Ferrocyanide R R
Sodium Fluoride R maximum 120
Sodium Fluoro Silicate R maximum 120
Sodium hexametaphosphates R maximum 100
Sodium hydroxide 0-5% R maximum 150
Sodium hydroxide 5-25% R maximum 150
Sodium hydroxide 50% R maximum 150
sodium hydrosulfide R R
Sodium hypochlorite R maximum 150
Sodium lauryl sulfate R R
Sodium monophosphate R R
Sodium Nitrate R R
Sodium Peroxide R
Sodium Phosphate R R
Sodium Silicate R R
Sodium Sulfate R R
Sodium Sulfide R R
Sodium Sulphite R R
Sodium Tetraborate R R
Sodium Thiocyanate R R
Sodium thiosulfate R R
Sodium tripolyphosphate R R
Sodium Xylene Sulfonate R R
Sodium solutions R R
Sodium Crude Oil R R
Soybean oil R R
stannic chloride R R
Stannous Chloride R R
Stearic acid R R
Sugar, Beetroot and Cane Liqueur R R
sugar, sucrose R R
Sulfamic Acid R R
Sulfanilic Acid R R
Sulfated Detergents R R
Sulphite Liquor R R
Sulfur Dioxide, Dry or Wet R R
Sulphur, Trioxide/Ar R R
Sulfuric acid 0-30% R R
Sulfuric acid 30-50% R R
Sulfuric acid 30-50% R R
Sulfuric acid 50-70% R maximum 120
Sulfurous Acid 10% R maximum 100
superphosphoric acid R R
High Oil R maximum 150
tannic acid R maximum 120
Tartaric acid R R
Toluene R NR
Toluene Sulfonic Acid R R
Trichloroacetic Acid 50% R R
Tricresyl phosphate R maximum 120
Triethanolamine R maximum 120
Tridecilbenzeno Sulfonato R R
Trissodium phosphate R R
oil of tungue R maximum 100
Terebintina R maximum 100
Urea R max. 140
vegetable oils R R
Vinegar R R
vinyl acetate R R
Deionized water R R
Demineralized water R R
Distilled water R R
Fresh water R R
Water – Salt R R
Water - Sea R R
White Liqueur – Cellulose Mill R R
Xylene R NR
Zinc Chloride R R
Zinc Nitrate R R
Zinc sulfate R R

  • R - Resistant
  • NR - Not Resistant

CAUTION: Variations in chemical behavior during handling due to factors such as temperature, pressure and concentrations can cause equipment to fail, even if it has passed the initial test.

NOTES: THE INFORMATION IN THIS TABLE HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY REPUTABLE SOURCES AND SHOULD BE USED ONLY AS A GUIDE IN SELECTING EQUIPMENT FOR CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY. ALWAYS TEST YOUR EQUIPMENT UNDER THE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF YOUR APPLICATION BEFORE PERMANENT INSTALLATION.
THE CHEMICAL BEHAVIOR RATINGS LISTED IN THIS TABLE APPLY TO A 48-HOUR EXPOSURE PERIOD. WE HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE POSSIBLE EFFECTS BEYOND THAT PERIOD. WE DO NOT WARRANT (EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED) THAT THE INFORMATION IN THIS TABLE IS ACCURATE OR COMPLETE OR THAT ANY MATERIAL IS FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE.

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