Supply polyethersulfone resin PES plastic raw material BASF S1010 from Germany

Supply of plastic raw materials
Supply of original factory-packaged plastic raw materials (polyethersulfone resin)
American liquid nitrogen injection molding grade. High rigidity, high strength, high heat resistance, good physical and mechanical properties and insulation properties, can be used continuously at high temperatures and maintain stable performance in environments with rapid temperature changes. It is not corroded by acids and alkalis at high temperatures.
) Sumitomo of Japan
) BASF of Germany
) Solvay of the United States
) Liquid nitrogen of the United States
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Polyethersulfone has excellent physical and mechanical properties Performance, heat resistance, insulation properties, etc., can be used continuously at high temperatures and maintain stable performance in environments with rapid temperature changes. Polyethersulfone resin has been widely used in many fields.
The continuous use temperature of heat resistance is ~℃, the thermal deformation temperature is ~℃, and the temperature index is ℃.
Hydrolysis resistance can not be corroded by acids and alkalis at high temperatures, and can withstand ~℃ hot water or steam.
Temperature dependence of modulus: Its modulus is almost unchanged from ℃ to ℃, especially above ℃, it is better than any
thermoplastic resin.
Applications in the medical and health fields. Polyethersulfone parts are resistant to hydrolysis and disinfectant solvents. Products include clamp covers, operating room lighting components, centrifugal pumps, surgical equipment, handles, water heaters, hot water pipe thermometers, etc.
Applications of kitchen appliances, including coffee makers, egg cookers, microwaves, hot water pumps, etc.
For applications in the aviation field, it has passed the Federal Aviation Regulations and Passenger Aircraft Technical Standards, and is used in aircraft interior decoration parts including brackets, doors and windows to improve safety. Polyethersulfone has excellent transmittance to radar rays, and is currently used in radar radomes to replace epoxy parts in the past.