Junhua Medical

LME-PAEK has a melting point and processing temperature approximately 40°C lower than PEEK while maintaining similar high-performance properties, making it suitable for demanding applications. It seamlessly integrates with established PEEK manufacturing processes, particularly 3D printing and composite manufacturing, enabling the production of lightweight and larger composite structures.   LME-PAEK Particles – Low Melting Point PAEK Development Background: For applications requiring high stiffness and strength at elevated temperatures, a high glass transition temperature (Tg) is essential, as polymers transition from a rigid glassy state to a soft elastomeric state above Tg. However, a higher melting point also demands higher processing temperatures, posing challenges for equipment and processes. Typically, PEEK requires processing temperatures 30–60°C above its melting point, which complicates thermoplastic processing....

Medical implanted PEEK pure material: It has mechanical properties such as excellent rigidity, toughness and durability. The modulus is close to natural leather bone. It has passed the various test requirements of YYT0660-2008 and obtained a third-party verification report.