Engineering plastics â The Manual - F.wood-supply.dk
Engineering plastics â The Manual - F.wood-supply.dk
Engineering plastics â The Manual - F.wood-supply.dk
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PPO Structural > PPE? formula PPE<br />
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TECANYL 731 grau<br />
TECANYL GF 30 TECANYL GF30<br />
TECANYL PTFE 731 grey<br />
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PPS<br />
PPE (DIN designation)<br />
Polyphenylene ether (PPE) is an amorphous standard thermoplastic.<br />
PPE is usually only used when modified by the<br />
addition of PA or PS. By varying the proportion of the components,<br />
different modifications can be created to withstand<br />
higher thermal and mechanical loads. However,<br />
these have a negative impact or processability. As a result of<br />
modification and the addition of fillers such as glass fibre,<br />
the mechanical properties of the material can be varied<br />
even further.<br />
Properties<br />
ˌˌAmorphous<br />
ˌˌLow density, little over 1 g/cm³<br />
ˌˌHigh toughness, strength, hardness and rigidity<br />
ˌˌCreep resistant<br />
ˌˌGood chemical resistance<br />
ˌˌTendency to stress crack formation<br />
ˌˌGood thermal stability<br />
ˌˌVery low moisture absorption<br />
ˌˌVery good dimensional stability<br />
ˌˌVery low dielectric constant<br />
Values<br />
TECANYL 731 grey (PPE)<br />
T g 145 °C<br />
Density 1.10 g/cm 3<br />
Modulus of elasticity<br />
2,400 MPa<br />
Service temperature, long-term 85 °C<br />
Service temperature, short-term 110 °C<br />
Lower service temperature –50 °C<br />
PVDF<br />
Identifying characteristics<br />
ˌˌColour grey<br />
ˌˌVery low flammability, sooting<br />
ˌˌBurns with a blue flame with yellow tip<br />
ˌˌFoul odour on thermal<br />
ˌˌDensity little over 1 g/cm³ – floats in saline solution<br />
ˌˌVery scratch-resistant, hard<br />
ˌˌDissolvable with acetone / benzene<br />
Products / Modifications<br />
TECANYL 731 grey (PPE)<br />
Unreinforced basic type<br />
TECANYL MT (PPE)<br />
Wide range of colours available for<br />
medical technology, biocompatible<br />
TECANYL GF30 (PPE GF)<br />
Glass fibre reinforced for high<br />
strength, rigidity, high heat<br />
deflection temperature, low<br />
thermal expansion for precision<br />
and electrical insulating parts<br />
Application examples<br />
Electrical insulation components with flame-retardant<br />
types, structural components with low warpage, scratchproof<br />
high-gloss exposed parts (housing components for<br />
home electronics), coil formers for satellite technology,<br />
housings for railway track sensors, electrical adapters for<br />
underwater cable connectors used in oil and gas pipeline<br />
technology<br />
Summary<br />
Due to its high dimensional stability and good impact<br />
strength, PPE is more suited than other standard <strong>plastics</strong><br />
for use in housing components, also those exposed to high<br />
levels of stress. Consequently this material provides scope<br />
for the low-cost manufacture of suitable components.<br />
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