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High-Performance Plastics

High-performance plastics differ from technical thermoplastics by higher temperature resistance, better chemical resistance and better mechanical properties. The temperature resistance is permanently above 150 ° C. They are therefore often referred to as high-temperature plastics. Polyetherimide (PEI) and polyamideimide (PAI) can achieve temperature stability up to 260 ° C.


An example of high-performance plastics is the polyphenylene sulfide.

The part shown here is a hot air distributor made of polyphenylene sulfide with a reinforcement of 35% glass fiber (PPS GF35)

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