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PPSU is a non-fixed-shaped, high-performance thermoplastic plastic. Compared with PSU and PEI, it has better impact resistance and chemical resistance.

After high-pressure steam sterilization failure test test, it proves that the PPSU has excellent hydrolysis and exceeds other non-fixed thermoplastic plastic plastic. In fact, PPSU can be placed in the steam sterilization environment unlimited, and high-pressure steam is widely used as a sterilization method for medical components, which makes PPSU a good material for medical equipment.

Advantage

  1. The highest thermal deformation temperature is 210 degrees Celsius;
  2. Excellent long -term hydrolysis stability;
  3. Passed FDA, and other certifications;
  4. Repeated high temperature and high pressure steam sterilization;
  5. Excellent toughness and impact strength;
  6. Light weight, 50%of traditional materials such as aluminum.

PPSU board stick color and color code

ColorBlackNatural colorBaby blueDark blueGreenYellowGreyRedWhite
Color numberBL001N000BB09DB0099GR350Y159GG6126R8040W002
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PEEK, PPSU, PSU typical Performance Table

Polymer performance/typeUnitPEEK5600GPEEK5600GF30PEEK5600CF30PPSUPSUTest standard
Fiber contentNot fill30%glass fiber30%carbon fiberNot fillNot fill————
Tensile StrengthMPa1011632207269ISO 527-1/-2
Tensile modulusGPa3.511212.22.5ISO 527-1/-2
Elongation at break%10-202.81.760-12050-100ISO 527-1/-2
Bending strengthMPa15726032191103ISO 178
Flexural modulusGPa3.510.517.92.42.6ISO 178
Notched impact strengthJ/mNo Break860637No BreakNo BreakISO 180/IU
Heat distortion temperature
1.82MPa
160315315210174ISO 75-1/-2
Linear thermal expansion
coefficient flow direction
ppm/℃472075756ISO11359-1/-2
Linear coefficient of thermal
expansion in the transverse direction
ppm/℃5067565756ISO11359-1/-2
Water absorption rate24h%0.10.10.10.40.3ISO 62
Densityg/cm³1.31.531.411.291.24ISO 1183

ps:This data is the average value of the material and cannot be used as the acceptance standard. The average value of linear thermal expansion is between 0-150 ℃.