Translucent PSU board, mechanical temperature PSU board, imported PSU board

The maximum allowable operating temperature in the air is very high (can continue to work at 10 degrees Celsius). It has high thermal stability, hydrolysis resistance, small molding shrinkage, non-toxic, radiation resistance, flame resistance and extinguishability. Excellent electrical properties over a wide temperature and frequency range. Good chemical stability, good mechanical strength and high rigidity under a wide temperature range. Excellent hydrolysis resistance, physical inertness, very good dimensional stability, translucent, opaque, UV-resistant, high-energy radiation resistant, good electrical insulation properties. It is an amorphous high-performance polymer that not only has high mechanical performance, but also has excellent heat resistance and chemical stability (continuous use temperature is approximately), as well as high dimensional stability and creep strength. Its torsional strength, unique among thermoplastics, makes it an inexpensive alternative to small steel cutting parts. Features: Extremely high strength, high stiffness, excellent dimensional stability, excellent chemical resistance, hydrolysis resistance, high thermal deformability, and is not limited by weather conditions. Inherently flame retardant and low smoke emission Physically inert (suitable for contact with food). Good electrical insulation properties. Applications: Tableware/Public Catering Industry Medical Equipment Telecommunications Molded Interconnects Automotive Lighting Aircraft Interiors/Fluid Handling
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