PEEK Glass Fiber Reinforced Material

Product Overview

PEEK Glass Fiber Reinforced Material is a high-performance engineering plastic based on polyetheretherketone (PEEK) resin, reinforced with glass fibers. This material boasts excellent properties such as high-temperature resistance, wear resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, radiation resistance, and good mechanical performance, making it suitable for use in demanding environments. It is commonly used in various industrial fields and features outstanding flame resistance, non-toxicity, and excellent delamination resistance, ideal for precision injection molding and extrusion processing.

Key Features

• High Temperature Resistance: This material maintains stability and performance in high-temperature environments, making it ideal for extreme conditions.
• Wear Resistance: The glass fiber reinforcement enhances the material’s wear resistance, extending its service life and durability.
• Chemical Corrosion Resistance: It shows good resistance to various chemicals, ensuring reliability in harsh chemical environments.
• Radiation Resistance: This material is highly resistant to radiation, making it suitable for use in radiation-exposed environments.
• Good Mechanical Properties: PEEK glass fiber reinforced material provides high mechanical strength, suitable for applications requiring high strength and toughness.
• Flame Retardancy: Meets flame retardant standards, making it suitable for applications where fire resistance is essential.
• Non-toxicity: The material is free of harmful substances, ensuring it is safe and environmentally friendly.

Applications

• Mechanical Industry: Used to produce high-strength, wear-resistant mechanical components.
• Automotive Industry: Ideal for manufacturing automotive parts, providing solutions for high-temperature and wear-resistant needs.
• Petrochemical Industry: Used in chemical equipment for corrosion-resistant components, ensuring long-term stable operation.
• Electronics & Electrical: Suitable for the manufacturing of precision components in the electronics industry, offering insulation and high-temperature resistance.
• Medical Industry: Can be used to manufacture medical device components that meet hygiene and durability standards.