Chemical and High Temperature Resistant Polyphenylene Sulfide PPS Plastic Particles

Technical specifications

Customization guide

Adjust melt flow rate or incorporate additives (e.g., flame retardants, UV stabilizers) to tailor properties for specific applications. For example, modifying melt flow rate enables smoother processing in high-speed injection molding systems.

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With PPS’s high-temperature resistance, you can manufacture components for automotive engines or electronics housings that withstand prolonged heat exposure. Its chemical inertness ensures durability in corrosive environments, while its injection-grade consistency guarantees precise part formation.

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Supplier's note

1. Technical Breakthroughs:

   • Temperature Resistance: Pro Model’s 200°C rating exceeds industry benchmarks, enabling use in aerospace and high-heat machinery.
   • Chemical Inertness: Resists acids, alkalis, and solvents, outperforming standard engineering plastics.
   • Dimensional Stability: Minimal thermal expansion ensures precision in injection-molded parts.

2. Version Selection Guidance:

   • Base Model: Suitable for standard automotive or appliance components where 180°C operation suffices.
   • Advanced Model: Ideal for industrial equipment requiring enhanced thermal and chemical resistance.
   • Pro Model: Best for extreme environments (e.g., aerospace, oil & gas) where peak performance and additive flexibility are critical.

Example: The Pro Model’s 200°C rating enables safe handling of exhaust system components, while its flame-retardant additives comply with aviation safety standards. Pairing with high melt flow rate ensures rapid, defect-free production.