High performance plastics are high performance polymer materials that can be used as structural materials to withstand mechanical stresses in a wide range of temperatures and higher maximum temperature environments, and in more demanding chemical and physical environments. Generally refers to the ability to withstand certain external forces, and has good mechanical properties and dimensional stability, in high and low temperatures can still maintain its excellent performance, can be used as engineering structural parts of the plastic.

Physical characteristics.

• Excellent heat and cold resistance compared to general purpose plastics, excellent mechanical properties in a wide range of temperatures, suitable for use as structural materials.
• Good corrosion resistance, less affected by the environment and good durability.
• easy processing, high production efficiency and simplified procedures and cost savings compared to metallic materials.
• good dimensional stability and electrical insulation.
• light weight, high specific strength and outstanding friction and wear resistance.

Application areas: applications requiring wear resistance, abrasion or a low coefficient of friction, these engineering plastics have excellent properties when compounded with lubricants such as PTFE and graphite

Heat and vibration resistant applications in the glass and aerospace industries

Heat-resistant, radiation-proof, highly insulating or defined conductive materials for the semiconductor and electrical engineering industries

Sterilized and water-resistant solved components for medical equipment

Radiation-proof and radiation-resistant components for vacuum technology as well as for applications in X-ray technology and nuclear energy

Components for the chemical industry

PEEK, PAI, PI, PPS, PPSU, PSU, PES, PEI, PTFE, PVDF.