Heat Resisting Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO) Description:
Heat Resisting Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO) is a high-performance polymer designed for exceptional heat resistance and dimensional stability. It maintains its mechanical properties even under elevated temperatures, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments. With its low warpage characteristics, this material is particularly suitable for precision applications where maintaining shape and stability is critical. Heat Resisting PPO is ideal for use in applications such as IC trays, where thermal management and minimal deformation are essential to ensure the integrity and functionality of sensitive components. Its durability and heat resistance make it a preferred choice in electronics and other high-temperature industries.
Heat Resisting Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO) Specifications:
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Material
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Polyphenylene Oxide
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Density
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1.07g/cm^3
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Tensile Strength at Max Load
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77MPa
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Tensile Modulus
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2500MPa
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Flexural Strength
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110MPa
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Flexural Modulus
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2400MPa
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Notched Impact Strength
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5kJ/m^2
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Heat Deflection Temp.
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155℃
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Processing
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Injection Molding
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Heat Resisting Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO) Applications:
1. IC Trays: PPO is used in IC trays for the semiconductor industry due to its ability to withstand high temperatures and maintain precise dimensions, ensuring the safe handling and storage of integrated circuits.
2. Electrical and Electronic Components: PPO is ideal for components like connectors, housings, and circuit boards that require both heat resistance and stability during high-temperature operations, ensuring reliable performance in electronics.
3. Automotive Parts: Heat Resisting PPO is used in automotive components, such as sensor housings and electrical connectors, where exposure to high temperatures is common.
4. Aerospace Components: PPO’s thermal stability makes it suitable for aerospace applications, including components that need to maintain structural integrity under extreme temperatures.
5. Consumer Electronics: It is used in the production of durable and heat-resistant components for products such as home appliances, computers, and mobile devices.
6. Industrial Equipment: PPO is used in components of industrial machinery that operate in high-temperature environments, offering durability and stability while minimizing warping or distortion.
7. Packaging for Sensitive Components: Due to its excellent heat resistance, PPO is used for packaging materials for sensitive components that need protection from heat during transport and storage.
Heat Resisting Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO) Packing:
Our Heat Resisting Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO) is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
Heat Resisting Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO) FAQ:
Q1: What are the key benefits of using Heat Resisting PPO in high-temperature applications?
A1: Heat Resisting PPO offers excellent heat resistance, low warpage, and dimensional stability, making it ideal for applications such as IC trays, electrical components, and automotive parts where thermal performance and precise shape retention are critical.
Q2: How does Heat Resisting PPO perform under high temperatures?
A2: Heat Resisting PPO maintains its mechanical properties and dimensional stability even in high-temperature environments, ensuring reliable performance and minimal warping or distortion.
Q3: Is Heat Resisting PPO suitable for use in electronic applications?
A3: Yes, Heat Resisting PPO is widely used in electronic components such as IC trays, circuit boards, and connector housings, where heat resistance and stability are essential to protect sensitive components during high-temperature processes.
